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Gold/Mining/Energy : Winspear Resources -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Chas. who wrote (25775)	4/26/2000 8:58:00 PM
From: Paul Bilecki	Respond to of 26850

Mining Analysts apparently at YK Inn in Yellowknife this evening. They did not invite me -the Drunken Bilecki- for a few drinks, so f__k them. I wonder if Smaiser the less wiser is with them? Are we paying for him too? My God, lets hope not. Anyways, apparently they are going to go to the local ripper bar to find some of the local talent and smoke a peace pipe so that the mine can begin production tomorrow. I wish them the best of luck greasing the skids. The sleigh skids of course, you fools!!! Well we will see what tomorrow brings to the dasterdily low stock price, but if its anything like today, we may just follow the Fix!!!!! The FIX is out until 2003. Anyways, Sophie is entertaining the analysts before and after the ripper bar, so that we get good mining analyst coverage. I can't wait, to hear those $7.00 predictions all over again. What did the stock climb to the last time they all muttered? I don't think anyone has listened to mining analyst since that unfortunate Brex guy left the helicopter rather quickly a few years back. It is amazing what some people will do for revenge, just for a bunch of fools gold, but the crazy thing, is that the mining analysts all survived. Blah Blah Blah, anyways, the diamond party is in Yellowknife tonight. Unless your there, there will be no diamond appreciation, especially for us, the non-informed,last-to-know, non-priviledged outsiders, with no cheap penny warrants or options, who do not enjoy employment incentive stock options. Yes us, those lowly retail investors forever taken advantage of. Those investors that put out $14 Million must of had more info than i have on this story to invest that kind of money! I see DSP's management is following the same footsteps as WSP asking for up to 1.1 million shares for insider stock options at their May 16, 2000 meeting. Check the annual meeting proxy report. My point is this. I repeat, Sophie has done a great job at IR, but she should be promoted to diamond marketing and a new IR team needs to be hired for WSP. Having the mining analysts at share holder expense chasing Eskimo Pie in Yellowknife is a waste of good money in my view. Hire a team, or consider hiring the GREAT Drunken Bilecki and I will show you about promotion through free-publicity!!!!!! REGARDS, THE STEPPED UPON RETAIL SHAREHOLDER- THE GREAT DRUCKEN BILECKI