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Gold/Mining/Energy : Canadian Diamond Play Cafi -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Chas. who wrote (765)	4/8/2003 9:10:29 AM
From: Letmebe Frank	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 16204

Good post Chuck. On other pressing matters, do you think the Wings are going all the way this year? It looks like it may be the Leafs turn! Back to diamonds. You said: "One to seriously think about is Metalex.......can Fipke repeat...?" I've asked myself the same question. What a story that would be if it came true! The war, SARs, weather and lack of news seems to have got peoples tongues these days. I suspect the threads will be springing to life with the results reporting season upon us. I'm back to hibernating, till the snow melts.

To: Chas. who wrote (765)	4/8/2003 9:38:50 AM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 16204

We are in serious disagreement in some areas. But when the human rat race all comes to agreement it will time to close the Uni for good. Angels be singing by and by. Thomas and Thomas were not just lucky. although lady lucky has a part in all human affairz. We think Oog and Ooga thunk out some rudimentary barythermometry of pipes to come to conclusions of where to lay out their luck. But the politics of money allowed them to do that. Considering the dearth of data they had to work with, and limited education, they did a find job. Think of where they could have got if they had hired experts. Chuck believes in taking his time. Some people feel he could have started at the other end of the trail, but I guess the call of them pyrope had a fascination for him. I is the most screwed in diamonds, and a few other areas, not the least of which is office equipment and lawn and garden implements. Shareholders of MPV were warned by I many years ago. I could see that things were going for the usual Canuckistan sell-out. Nobody operates in this country. What the hell do they think? Ask Pierre beauchemin, running a mine is no harder than running a saw mill. Experts who will tell you how to run it, if you are man enough to hire the right ones, are cheap. (He did, Mills and Crowe saved his ass..) I don't know. I don't see a scam in TWG. Where do you see that? So far his data looks reasonable. Atlanta Gold is well a known deposit. The people are real. It is some what low grade, but tonnage is bulk. Not huge at present. Torngat dykes are a source of ?? now, but the Freightrain is simply a matter of a feasibility. I hear this sort of fibrillation about the enterprise, but I am not seeing it when I look at it. Time will tell. It has diamonds. I showed Chuck a few things in Ontario, and he did not think it was so hot, chemistry wise. I don't know what he was on about. I know different. The chrome diopside was not compelling, but then again, some of the NWT chemistry is a bit askew too and Chuck knows this. Chuck is a past master at the game of "we are the only ones to have a chance etc..) People actually believed it for a while, and it did segregate money from a lot of explorers. Excellent propaganda. I hope he did not believe it too. Jennings was a mystery man. Here today with all the qualifications, in like a steam train in NWT and then he finds not and vanishes. He got skunked on land I hear from some people in the north. There are many many vicious stories of double dealing in the NWT. I have not told half of the stuff I know about. Some to me, some to others. It is a caution. As bad as the Robber Barons of old. If Diogenes ever got loose in the NWT among the diamond explorers, he would die of apoplexy in a new york second. No hope of finding an honest man there. EC<:-}