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Gold/Mining/Energy : Global Platinum & Gold (GPGI)

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To: Richard Mazzarella who wrote (13548)8/23/2001 9:13:29 PM
From: d:oug  Read Replies (1) of 14226
 
ak's Snippets - Pump the TruTh & Dump the Lies.

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By: NotRichYet
Reply To: tedlysel
Thursday, 23 Aug 2001

... talked to Russel myself because I was skeptical of what
I read on this board and the news releases. He told me the
process now does exist and it has been demoed. In fact it
had to be demoed in order to get $$$ to get it to a higher
production level. Those people with the $$$ would not
finance a con, they are not stupid.

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By: wso1
Reply To: shorty
Thursday, 23 Aug 2001

Do you know if "it" is the same one being used over at USPS?

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By: shorty12314
Reply To: wso1
Thursday, 23 Aug 2001

Exactly...they are the jvp.

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By: ed52260
Reply To: tedlysel
Thursday, 23 Aug 2001

tedly
Sounds like your getting desperate.
Ad hominim attacks are always the last resort
of a failing position and yours are getting a bit strident
old man.
Its a shame, because you do have a respectable position
in your doubts about the desert sands. Actually I'm secretly
pleased by your attacks because it dampens any residual
doubts that I have had.
Tell me old boy, what are you going to do should GPGI
prove successful along with other companies extracting
and selling pt? Perhaps you will admit your error,
or will you quietly disappear?
It is apparent that you have such an intense vested interest
in the failure of this great adventure that.....

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By: ed52260
Reply To: tedlysel
Thursday, 23 Aug 2001

ted, on the one hand you worry about permits, on the other,
you say that the process will be spread all over the west.
The permits will not be a problem. The issue is only how
soon or late will it be till they are in. With all the recent
stock action it looks like there is financing afoot.
Do you think money would come in if there is
a permit problem? Permits ae the small potatoes
of this deal. Regarding the spread of production
in desert sands, not only in the west, but throughout
the world, I have always, and repeatedly stated,
that this will happen. Check my past posts.
I am a bit ahead of you. You worry about ability
to extract the metals. I worry about the effect
that proliferation will have on GPGI and USPS.
It will take smart management to avoid being wiped out
down the line. At the least, there is 12 -18 months
before an effect would be felt, at best smart management
will position itself to avoid problems.
From the viewpoint of the industrial world
( and especially the underdeveloped world)
a reduction in the price of pgms will produce
enormous benefits. It is profoundly to be wished
that this new method of metal extraction works.

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By: ed52260
Reply To: BLUTOMAN
Thursday, 23 Aug 200

OT: Blut Wow!! GPGI that powerful? I know its powerful
and will shake up the pgm industry to its roots.
But a world economic crisis caused by GPGI!!
Please explain. By the way, in case you are not aware,
we are already on the verge of a world economic crisis
but companies like GPGI, USPS and OTMN will do
very well because.....

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By: istaquio

Circular No. 3, August, 1980
by Ken A. Phillips, Chief Engineer

Platinum (in reality the entire platinum group of elements)
has been and continues to be the subject.....

The platinum group of metals comprises platinum, palladium,
rhodium, iridium, osmium, and ruthenium, of which platinum
is the most important. Of these metals, osmium is generally
alloyed with iridium. The platinum group metals occur chiefly
as natural alloys of various proportions and to a much lesser
extent as sulfides and arsenides. All of these metals are rare
and expensive. They possess individual properties that make
them uniquely attractive for certain uses in highly developed
technology and.....

Platinum and palladium are the most abundant
and most widely used of the group; the other.....

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