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To: Mr.Gogo who wrote (49145)	8/17/2012 10:24:37 AM
From: Madharry	Respond to of 79177

i think its vastly undervalued but I am beginning to question to what extent management interests are alligned with shareholders. on what hand i know they are thinking that they want to grow and if they are bigger , they will be bigger player and be able to access capital markets more readily. however, it seems like they dont give a damn about shareholders on either side. I dont want to be in a the rare metals space particularly and probably the rare metals guys dont want to be in aab.to. so if anything there will probably be some downward pressure on both stocks til the merger happens or doesnt happen. like i said i am voting against the merger. OT. I just read about people not getting all their social security because they were delinquent or defaulted on student loans that they may have cosigned for. These student loans just follow you to the grave now. I dont understand how they can charge such a high rate of interest on nondischargable debt and get away with it. students and debtor should be demonstrating at congress!

To: Mr.Gogo who wrote (49145)	8/19/2012 9:26:50 AM
From: Madharry	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 79177

aabvf abg.to I am having second thoughts about saying i will vote no to this merger. this may well be a historic opportunity to make investments/speculatinos in the junior mining space, which has pretty much been left for debt. depending on the ease with which they can sell off dacha portfoilio and reinvest the proceeds into equities. i might say yes to the deal. if i were a big investor i think i would just say look if this is your goal convert all your inventory into cash and lets see what you end up with. then we can make an informed decision about whether we want to dillute our ownership in the hopes that you will make us a great deal of money putting that new capital to work. because the downside is that the dacha investors will be looking to exit this play. there is also in my mind some question about where these rare metals are being held and how easy will it be to sell , take the proceeds out of where its now and and then deploy the capital back in canada or us. if these answers are satisfactory then i may change my mind.