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

To: SnakeInATuxedo who wrote (13636)	10/3/2001 6:38:32 AM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14226

Follow the bouncing ball (or) need a Zeev reality check or If the company Global Platinum & Gold does not own the following "proven method of precious metal extraction" of so called Russell Twiford's invention, then the share price of GPGI will reflect that in the manner of pennies under a dollar share price, especially if the following company PGM Corporation Arizona corporation, start date: 10-27-2000 Russell Twiford - President & CEO has the rights to it use. ragingbull.lycos.com "Texxon" Interesting: texxoninc.com texxoninc.com ragingbull.lycos.com ... process is available to anyone that supported, or pays for it. Got some PGMs in your backyard? Talk to Russell H. Twiford. ragingbull.lycos.com ... would appear that all of these companies are dependent on Twiford's process. If Texxon can produce 1,600 ounces per day, that represents about 10% of current world production. If all one needs is a water pumping plant, it would seem that very soon, conventional extraction,(even GPGI and USPS) will become extinct. Do you have any doubts about Twiford's water extraction technology? ragingbull.lycos.com ... Texxon's claim to the use of Twiford's process is subject to legal confrontation in the questionable event that they can produce the metal successfully. The reality is that Global has produced the metal and Galleon has also produced the metal. Galleon is a private company and the CEO and Gardner of USPS are close friends and share info. USPS has also produced the metal. So far Texxon has produced nothing. Again, in the unlikely event that the metal can be extracted from mineralized water, the Oro Grande is loaded..... ... since GPGI legally owns the process any major looking to acquire the process will think twice about being tied up in court for years if they try to acquire it from any operator other than GPGI. ragingbull.lycos.com This passage is from Texxon's web site. On February 22, 2001, the Company was granted a perpetual license to use a proven method of precious metal extraction that yields approximately eight (8) ounces of 99% pure platinum metal from mineralized water controlled by Texxon. The precious metal extraction process is the result of over 10 years research and development by the inventor and owner of the process, Russell Twiford. On February 22, 2001, the Company signed a one-year Joint Venture Agreement with PGM Corporation to construct and operate a pilot plant that has been designed to be a model of a larger production facility planned by the Company. The pilot plant is designed to have a capacity to process less than 1,000 gallons of mineralized water per day and the production facility will have the capacity to process 200,000 gallons of mineralized water per day. Do you know who PGM Corporation is? I have seen them mentioned in GPGI's press releases also. Do you believe in Twiford's water extraction technology? Have you reviewed Texxon's web site? ragingbull.lycos.com From GPGI's press release - Global is pleased to publish..... Hassayampa mining and milling site owned by C & W Mining and leased by Global Platinum + Gold, Inc., at the request of Mr. Rusell Twiford, representing Global Platinum + Gold, Inc and the PGM Corporation. Here again we find the PGM Corporation. It would be interesting to know the exact relationship between GPGI and PGM Corporation. Are you privy to this information? Thanks in advance. ragingbull.lycos.com PGM Corporation Arizona corporation, start date: 10-27-2000 Russell Twiford - President & CEO Rhonda Vincent - Secretary