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To: Elizabeth Andrews who wrote (22933)	10/27/2003 3:14:11 AM
From: Michael Bidder	Respond to of 39344

I expected more from you Liz, Resorting to personal attacks is cheap. If you have something intelligent to say go ahead. With regard the trenching, know that the gov of Bolivia fell last week because of a pipeline deal. 3 years ago the Bolivian government was forced to cancel another contract or risk war with the natives. (Water Cochabamba) Now in Argentina, Meridian forced off their property another blocked by natives from access until local elections were over. I am glad IMA is careful. Claim jumpers are not only in South America. Russett is bang on. IMA is playing it the only way to play it. Force AQI into court. IMA owes AQI nothing and I said as much to top management before the suit. I told them tell them zilch, it's none of their business. It just may go to trail. You watch IMA eat AQI. They are finished if AQI has a weak hand.