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To: RealMuLan who wrote (54866)	10/26/2004 4:29:16 AM
From: Snowshoe	Read Replies (2) of 74559

Sorry, Yiwu! The tar sands development is not a scam, although it is environmentally controversial. I'm surprised Tommaso took my posts so seriously. By now most of the others here know that I just like to tease you. <g> Now, can you tell me if this is a scam? Chinese lithium bonanza! Sterling Group Ventures Corp. (symbol: SGGV) archives.zinester.com How does a little Canadian company in Vancouver get control over $8.5 billion worth of Chinese minerals? If Sterling Ventures controls all this Chinese wealth, why is the stock worth less than $1.00/share? Why is Sterling Ventures trying to get financing from the U.S. general public for a development in China (and implying 500% returns!), instead of getting financing from the Chinese government which is loaded with U.S. dollars? Just curious, -Snow P.S. Ever hear of a place called Howe Street?

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