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To: faris bouhafa who wrote (4079)	10/25/1997 3:14:00 PM
From: Henster	Respond to of 11888

To All, I have been invested in AIPN and have been following this story for a long time. I don't post often but after reading some of these posts I have to say that it is hard for me to conceive that anyone can find a real downside to this investment. I was prepared to post all the positive facts about AIPN but I realized that it has already been done many times and still people can't see their hand in front of their face. I can not see any down side to this stock. The only question I have is HOW HIGH & WHEN. To keep it real simple so that we all can understand I refer to Marios' post# 4007 in which he references a telephone conversation with Wavetech. Although Wavetech said nothing at all they said everything when they said to "Use Common Sense" AIPN is in the middle of the big oil companies that already have proven reserves. The key words are "COMMON SENSE" Actually I know many very intelligent people that don't have as much as they should, needless to say they won't be making any money on AIPN. But for me, if I had a farm I wouldn't be afraid to bet it. Phil Henn

To: faris bouhafa who wrote (4079)	10/25/1997 3:16:00 PM
From: Nikita	Respond to of 11888

Investor's Business Daily, Monday, Oct. 27 edition. To The Point on page 2 under International, item #50. "British Air will launch new service to Kazazhstan, hoping to tap a potentional market of oil executives."