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To: marcos who wrote (4329)	12/6/1997 8:51:00 AM
From: George J. Tromp	Respond to of 26850

Hi Marcos: That remains to be seen. Unless structural changes have taken place within the diamond arena., I tend to believe history is repetitive. I almost started laughing , when reading that piece and some thoughts by Kaiser and others. Especially Kaiser., it seems all these newsletter writers have a territorial instinct. All seem to pick plays and promote within those area. I think it would be interesting to pack all of them in a ring and duke it out. 1. Round #1. In this corner we have John Kaiser., a prolific stock picker known to his fellow subscribers as a man of many talents. pick 100 stocks at their low., and presto a few winners appear. To gain some notoriety lets pump the Ashton organ with a vengenance., spewing the propaganda to the corners of the world. Lets blow a downdraft on Aber as well, because I wasnt smart enough to pick that one before Bob Bishop. 2. Round#2. In enters the ring with Kaiser stuffing his gloves with high priced Ashton paper circling the Bishop corner who by the way has his gloves packed as well with HARD PROVEN ASSETS. 3. Round#3. The bell rings., out lunges Kaiser., he throws a hard left on Bishop., but nearly a wince by Bishop., the soft paper cushins the blow., the pipes lack the knowkout punch., the 36carats/100tons fractures into a thousand micros. Ding Ding Ding. 4. Round #4: The bell rings., now the heavyweights move towards each other., take this right jab., Kaiser feels the sting of a 154N., he steps back., Bishop feeling the end is close moves in., another jab with A-21 a smarting sting as well., Kaiser begins to falter., suddenly thinking Bishop has retreated somewhat he moves in closer with an MPV slashing right., just grazing ol Bobs chin., he thinks he might have the Bishop now., Ding Ding Ding. 5. Round #5: The bell rings., the confidance of both are wanning. In between rounds the Kaiser repacks his gloves with more high priced paper., the shatter proof type. a little 5034 glaze and confidence renewed says the knockout blow is near. Both fighters approach for the kill., Kaiser swings a sweeping right with the newly packed glove., Bishop sidesteps and lands a hard right to the jaw with the invincible vengenance of the highly charged 418 AND 154S. Kaiser crashes to the ground. He regains his senses and looks to Bishop and says., but arent Ashtons pipes more economic to mine in Alberta than the NWT. Sorry John., you better come up with more than 36 carats/100 tons to make the Wheaties Box. Disclaimer: The above characterizations are intended for entertainment purposes only. The association of said fighters may be fictitious in nature.., but by one observor couild be relevant.

To: marcos who wrote (4329)	12/6/1997 9:49:00 AM
From: The Fix	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 26850

Morning Marcos...Thanks for the URL! Another reason why I think that diamonds will sparkle moreso this coming season is that the POG is so weak. All the cash that was supposed to go to a junior gold explor. co will be switched over into a diamond play or a Rare metals play. George has an interesting theory as far as Kaiser, Bishop go. He's right when he says that these guy's each pick an area and promote it one against the other. Goerge did Sophie give any indication to the size of the drilling on the lake (Snap) that will take place? Fixer