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Gold/Mining/Energy : Global Platinum & Gold (GPGI) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: d:oug who wrote (13436)	11/27/2000 11:18:21 PM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14226

... don't pee into the wind, divide by zero, and don't divide into zero aSoon Global Reverse Split ????? if the below is true then a Global share is worth a zero so what differences does it make to continue a zero or a consolidation of a zero as any part of a zero is a zero the sum of its parts, the zero still add up to a zero unless ofcourse the jenSin & twiTurd PlanZero the plan they had prior to taking Global public when it was private was to bring Global to a point where "got good dirt" but but butts nooooooooooooooooooooooooo extraction process so bankruptcy 11 2 7 and ho ho ho surprise jenSin + twiTurd + a few bad folks pay off debt surprise to jenSin et al and jenSin et al accept as PaySourMint youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu guessssssssssssssssss itttttttttttttttttt THE GOOD GLOBAL DIRT T He T He T He ragingbull.altavista.com By: woodbed Monday, 27 Nov 2000 Hey, Everybody!, The following is strictly my current personal view of GPGI: Some typical (bad) news for those of us that have been faithful, devoted, and loyal to this pathetic company. This is what I have come to understand thru third party, unofficial & non-confirmed sources: 1) It appears that the refiner has not only failed to extract any PGM's from the material Global sent them, they have actually failed to extract a high percentage of the inquarts that was part of that shipment. 2) GPGI is now battling them to at least get back what we actually put in the shipment ourselves. 3) It appears that GPGI's top-notch metalurligic researchers have decided the current process is to be scrapped. I guess that is only logical since it seems to produce less than is actually known to be in the sample. 4) But, not to worry, they say they have another process they are going to crank up right away. (This is on top of telling several investors that the current process was a virtual 100% done deal capable of world class PGM extraction.) 5) The other line being handed to investors is the fact that they have a multi-$MM loan virtually on the books, ready to close any day now. (I think these decade-old lines are starting to border on criminal). 6) The other thing mentioned is that there is no need to rush for a Water Permit at this time because there is no effective extraction process for which to have it apply. (I got wind of this several months ago. If these current rumors are correct then I guess that information was well founded). 7) I have lost a fortune believing the twisted, misleading and inconsistent verbage from the principles of this company... and the lack of Company update information I'm sure all items listed above are totally correct. 5) May all of the loyal GPGI shareholders... we will all be presented with a Happy New Year Reverse Split. 6) You see the Company is out-of-shares... HAPPY NEW YEAR ! ! ! Copyright 1997-2000 Raging Bull, Inc. All Rights Reserved, Terms and Conditions