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Gold/Mining/Energy : Birch Mountain Resources BMD-ASE -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Chuca Marsh who wrote (324)	6/29/2000 8:13:00 AM
From: Chuca Marsh	Respond to of 402

Last part is important left out on edit: oxidation) mineral. Anomalous palladium abundances reportedly occur also in a rhyolitic dike proximal to the nearby Chiquita mine. PGE mineralization at th..///"" WMA 8 is the BOSS and the ORO AMIGO as we are NEXT to them with 600 feet of shafts and water in SOME ...filtering slowing in still, PGM'Odel? We think so. Oh yes WE are the CHIQUITA MINE in HARD ROCK CLASS of Claim Also that is 5 of them we GOT FIRST! CDNX will make ALBERTA LOOSE, mark my words, I know what i speak also. I need and ask for YOUR HELP! & Study. In respect. I ask again for chemical study help. Chucka

To: Chuca Marsh who wrote (324)	6/29/2000 8:26:00 PM
From: russet	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 402

<<<Russett, you are in Canada, so can you list some Fax #s of NEWS MAGs up there that might want to do a story on BMD.>>> Probably the best to carry a mining story is the Northern Miner, or our two national papers,...The Globe and Mail, or the National Post. http://www.northernminer.com/ http://www.globeinvestor.com/ http://www.nationalpost.com/ If BMD was a private company, no one would care what they did, as long as they didn't hurt anyone, or break the law. Because it is public, and trading on the CDNX, they must satisfy the exchange that what they claim is true, and they have enough experts on their board of directors or management that are knowledgeable enough to understand and verify the claims, and they are following standard industry practices. If BMD wants to operate under a veil of secrecy, they will have to leave the exchange. I'm afraid I take an opposite view on the close scrutiny CDNX is paying to its member companies, knowing the hype and B.S. that is pandemic in this industry, I prefer to know there is a body that ensures a company is being honest and fair to their shareholders. There is always a balancing act between positive protection to shareholders, and the need for the company to keep some secrets to protect what they have,...but when claims are made by the company, then those claims must be proven to be true and reproducible by other people, a basic rule of science. If they have a process, that extracts this "new gold" from the masking agents or molecular complex that prevents it's detection, then they better get out the core and start using that process to prove they have a resource. Anyone can talk a line of bafflegab, but at some point they must prove their statements to their peers,...and my guess is, that time has come for BMD and the Tar Sand limestones. I would think that if BMD really knew what they had at present, they would have applied for the patents already. My guess is they still haven't figured it out, and thus cannot prove that the Alberta limestone under the Tar sands have concentrated gold, and possibly PGM's, that can be mined economically. The cores are waiting,... The CDNX can't seem to win no matter what they do. In the past, people have smeared the Canadian small cap exchanges calling them the Scam Capitals of the world, etc., etc. Now the exchange tries to keep companies honest and play by the rules, and they get bitched at for doing that. Reminds me of the Sunday School bible story of the Man, his son and their donkey? You will never please everyone, so the best thing to do is what makes sense to you. Time for the company to show it's hand, and I'm hoping they have some Aces. Don't know if you follow IWA.c, but they have a interesting gold find in B.C. but ran afoul of the exchange as well. They got their act together, and are about to reopen. This NR gives you an idea of what the exchange is asking for, and what their rules are. Int'l Wayside resuming at the open June 30 International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd IWA Shares issued 37,963,497 May 10 close $2.04 Thu 29 Jun 2000 Resume Trading Further to the Canadian Venture Exchange bulletins in Stockwatch dated May 11, 2000, and May 19, 2000, trading in the shares of the company will resume at the opening June 30, 2000. The exchange's review of the company's activities determined a number of breaches of the exchange's timely disclosure and investor relations and promotional policies including the dissemination of misleading and overly promotional information and the distribution of news release information prior to proper dissemination by acceptable news disseminators. The company has now taken steps to correct these practices and has strengthened its board of directors and corporate governance procedures . For further information please refer to the company's news release in Stockwatch June 28, 2000. (c) Copyright 2000 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com