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To: ogi who wrote (112716)	4/25/2008 10:15:58 PM
From: Rocket Red	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 312672

Ya they would but if you were a major wouldn't you try and steal it here and save a billion

To: ogi who wrote (112716)	4/25/2008 10:18:58 PM
From: Proud Deplorable	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 312672

Well now they have a better idea. I wouldn't worry too much as now the Canadian Govt is involved in the issue. I never really was worried about Correa as he has his hands full with renegades from the fringes within his govt. but its not possible for them to get their way in the end if Ecuador wants to be part of planet earth, polluted as it is. Correa never said one word against mining other than it be responsible and under the new rules. Well there were no rules so who would object to some? Did you know that half of Quito itself is staked and under many small towns as well? Reminds one of the gold rush in California. I'm investing in 15 million ounces and there isn't a chance in hell that ARU would lose FDN. That's what counts.