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To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (910)	12/1/1999 5:24:00 PM
From: jhild	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1156

Don't know about you, but I found this sequence of statements made by Mr. Goldberg to sound very much like he wasn't telling the truth about something. Michael Goldberg points out that Vancouverites must be tired of their city's stock-world reputation, earned by the Vancouver Stock Exchange, the exchange formerly known as the Scam Capital of the World, and he suggests that C3D may be the big winner to recover the city's image. "Hey guess what, Vancouver did a good one," "I didn't even know about this so-called murky world of penny stocks" before the Times article, says Mr. Goldberg. "Vancouver deals do not always have the best reputations ... Message 12155182 If he lied about that, then would he not lie about not knowing Chalem? Suppose he knows more about "the unfortunate circumstance of our stock symbol probably ending up on a piece of paper in someone's office"?