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Gold/Mining/Energy : ECHARTERS -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Lew Green who wrote (1673)	11/12/1997 4:05:00 PM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 3744

Green, I have a question for you. Are you the Mr. Green who called Mr. Cummings, the president of the Alberta stock Exchange and told him that he would be in trouble from two mafia families if he delisted Naxos Resources? You also state: "Many more fail than succeed. It seems E Charters is clearly a liar if anyone cross-checks his posts. _You_ look thru the posts here on this thread in the 30 days and you will find him "claiming" all kinds of high gold grades on unaudited, non-chain-of-custody ore bodies," Well I don't know what you call non-chain-of-custody, but what I state is that the orebody I talk about was drilled by a major American producer. As you are probably aware no producer would drill any body of ore and leave in the public record assays that were possible prejudiced. The record of gold production and the confirmation by the Geological Survey of Canada tells me that the presence of gold in the rock is undeniable. It is unlikely that 6 companies would option the property over a 70 year operiod and all lie about the assays they got. Many strange things happen in this industry, but a total absence of gold coupled with the time line over which it was "allegedly" found would be a bit too ludicrous to entertain. The possibility of a contemporary collusion based upon promotional value of these desert dirts is something that is a little bit less far fetched. Just look at the number of companies that got going in Indonesia and all had similar geology to Bre-X. Maar diatremes were multiplying like flies. Right now say Maar Diatreme in a geology office and they will ask you to excuse yourself. --------------------------------------------------------------

To: Lew Green who wrote (1673)	11/12/1997 4:41:00 PM
From: Bill Jackson	Respond to of 3744

Lew; I know the land Charters speaks of, and the American company is no secret. Whey they drill on staked claims they must file annual assessment work to earn the land for another year before the first two staking years run out. In it they must put the value and a report with assays and drill logs of holes drilled. This is accessable on line if Eric will give you the look up number for it. If you falsify this work, the claims might get cancelled, so no company will ever knowingly file false assessment work credits. As you might also know the fraudsters talk to each other with the anonymous phone cards you can buy for cash anywhere, so you never get the real crooks that way. Just the ordinary ones. There are also the hot cell phones that operate with tumbled numbers that cannot be traced. Bill