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To: Claude Cormier who wrote (66994)	9/6/2009 3:02:05 PM
From: tyc:>	Respond to of 78421

Thanks Claude. You say that it is "more a B.C. thing" that isn't shared by other provinces. To my mind that absolves the federal government regulation of "blame". It doesn't preclude my later conclusion that the journalist might be overstating the case in B.C. As onepath says, the projects enjoy local support, and I see no reason to believe that the courts will support either NGO or First Nation opposition, any more in BC than in say Malartic. . (But to some far pastures look greener). I guess we can only wait and see what the future reveals. We may not have long to wait. Thanks again for your reply.

To: Claude Cormier who wrote (66994)	9/7/2009 11:53:19 AM
From: loantech	Respond to of 78421

Some stocks you have liked and still like are mentioned as potential take over targets: <Obviously the Gold miners will have considerable consolidation taking place as the top tier companies seek to replace lost reserves at a time when this industry have greater than 50% operating margins which will likely creep high to somewhere between 60-80% as inflation rears its ugly head. We have seen Sino (SIOGF.PK) get eatin up by El Dorado (EGO). I have three canidates that I will mention (though there are many more) and they are Kirkland Lake Gold (KGILF.PK) as management has won me over with their sucessful diamond drilling results on their various connected mining properties in Canada. These properties wer previously deemed worthless decades ago and thought to have run dry. Kirkland will not only have unparralled production growth over the next 4 year, but will ramp up to nearly mid tier level. Next is Jaguar (JAG) as they have very compentent management and have a great track record of executing their production goals. Others include B2Gold (BTO), which Kinross (KGC) has slowly been accumulating and Seabridge Gold (SA) which has there world class KSM project. This will likely be taking on as a join partnership but a full buyout will be irresistable to shareholders is the likes of Barrick make a full out bid. Silver also has many prospects, but I will cut to the chase a bit faster with these ones. Mag Silver (MVG) , First Majestic (FRMSF.PK) & ECU Silver (ECUXF.PK) are all ripe for the picking.> seekingalpha.com