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Gold/Mining/Energy : International Precious Metals (IPMCF) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: E. Charters who wrote (23355)	10/27/1997 2:09:00 AM
From: Larry Brubaker	Respond to of 35569

Charters: This is my last post to you. From now on, I hit the NEXT key when I see your name. There is one major flaw in your scam theory. If this was a scam, Behre Dolbear WOULD HAVE TO BE IN ON IT. They have been working on this for years now. If there were "no significant values" as you assert, certainly BD would have known this long before now. They would have had to sit back and let IPM issue press releases saying they can recover .80 opt AU/PT knowing all the while that this is not true, AND NOT SAY ANYTHING. How would aiding and abetting a scam affect the prospects for BD's future business? And don't try to make the argument that Bre-X was a scam and they had Kilborne. Kilborne was not involved in sampling/assaying Bre-X ore. They just did the resource calculation based on the values given to them by Bre-X. No, my friend, you know full well this is not a scam. Don't bother responding. I'm going to bed, and will happily NEXT your posts from now on.

To: E. Charters who wrote (23355)	10/27/1997 2:22:00 AM
From: Bijan Khazri	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 35569

I have been away for a day and a half, and just had to sit and read over 150 messages of pure BS generated by your comments. Let me first state that I do not question your experience, nor I question the possibility that until IPM has proved beyond doubt what they have on their property, this investment is highly risky. A lot of people here, including myself, have determined in their minds that they are willing to take this risk, and have done enough research to conclude, in their opinions, that the balance is more tilted their favor than otherwise. Now you come around and start pontificating about what scam this is. You say things based on your experience, but you have not done any work on this property, nor you are privy to the research that has taken place, and the verification process that is being conducted. In the same breath you want people to invest several million dollars in your "syndicate" to put together this gigantic mining operation. Sir, I have one suggestion for you: take your retirement in stride, and stop pontificating. Your approach is so blatantly foolish that it borders mental imbalance. I am sure that you have had a notable life in the mining industry, but it certainly seems time for you to hang it up and enjoy life fully in a different fashion. Turn your remaining energy into useful service for society. Good luck.