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Gold/Mining/Energy : Committee Bay Resources Ltd.
CBR.V 0.590+3.5%Oct 30 3:59 PM EDT
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To: loantech who started this subject6/11/2003 10:36:01 PM
From: E. Charters  Read Replies (2) of 41
 
This is my first and last post to this thread. I am not posting here anymore for the following reasons.

1. loantech started the thread. That should be enough for most people. loantech is a pseudonym. His real name is Peter Brown and he owns Cannacord, the penny stock blow-out brokerage. BCSC rules forbid him from posting, so he poses as an know nothing investor :) I could be kidding about that, but telling you would spoil it, wouldn't it.

2. Committee Bay has staked entirely too much land in the NWT. Where did they get the money? The mafia? Eskimo Terrorists? The South African Secret Police?

3. Further to number two, it is unfair of a company to stake all that ground. No junior company would ever stake that much ground. So they must be working for or be a subsidiary of a major. Goldfields would be that major we think. Goldfields may be working on a plot to take over Canada. Come to think about it, that has to be preferable to Quebec doing the same thing. Come to think about it maybe they already have.. have to check on that.

4. loantech beat me to starting this thread and saying it was my idea, and that Committee Bay would be buying Goldfields out, after finding the big one.. which I would help them do.. but I won't as I would get ripped off probably by Kennecott again.

5. What is it that these people are looking for? Why don't they just buy it, if they have enough money? Surely someone must have a large gold mine to sell.

EC<:-}
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