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Gold/Mining/Energy : BRE-X, Indonesia, Ashanti Goldfields, Strong Companies.

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To: R.M.C. who wrote (14579)	4/16/1997 4:23:00 PM
From: bigdude	of 28369

R.M.C. Ancient News Dude. Freeport found NO SIGNIFICANT GOLD. Freeport used both Fire Assay and Cyanide Leach. Even if differences in technique may make a large percentage variance in results, they should have found something in the hundreds of metres of core they drilled (Even 10% of Bre-X's numbers would have made me feel better, but they found nothing). Freeport met with Bre-X, as outlined in articles featuring Paul Kavanagh in the Globe, but Bre-X was unable to shed any light on why Freeport found no gold, so Freeport went ahead and released their results. Stop trying to explain away the situation with your technical mumbo jumbo. No significant gold dude, IMO the only step Freeport seems to have missed is the step where you take a salt shaker and give it a little de Guzman sprinkle. If you think Freeport is lying (and are risking the company on this one if they are) why don't you just say it instead of confusing everyone with your bantering about assay methods. Bigdude P.S. RMC, don't get too upset over this post, it is just my opinion....and you know how wrong I have been recently.

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