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To: Bill Jackson who wrote (2131)	1/5/1998 12:22:00 PM
From: Scripts	Respond to of 3744

Mr Charters: We have discussed the Flag Resources saga on a couple of occassions. They are about to drill the 2000 foot surface gold surface showing in Wanapitei Park and take another shot at the base metal anaomaly near Sudbury. Looks like the drilling results are about to define the issue soon. After about 14 years I guess it isn't all that soon. Canada NewsWire Give us your message. We'll give you the world. Attention Business Editors: FLAG RESOURCES (1985) LIMITED AND GOLDEN BRIAR MINES LIMITED ANNOUNCE DRILLING ON SUDBURY, ONTARIO, PROPERTIES CALGARY, Jan. 5 /CNW/ - Flag Resources expects to commence drilling on January 7th, the visible gold occurrences and associated silver mineralization, on the ground deleted from the Wanapitei Provincial Park, on which Flag has been granted an Exploratory Licence of Occupation. Flag first applied for a Licence in 1984, when the ground was still in the Wanapitei Provincial Park. Flag is drilling a series of drill holes into the visible gold occurrences and associated silver, along 1100 feet of the main 2000 foot long quartz vein, at 150 to 200 foot intervals, to a depth of 150 feet. Flag also proposes to drill two other similar quartz vein systems, on the ground. Surface trenching of the visible gold and associated silver, suggests there may be a widening of the mineralization at depth. There is no indication, or evidence, of any previous drilling. The ground was deleted from the Wanapitei Provincial Park, by the Ontario government, on July 4, 1997, to allow its significant mineral potential to be explored by the private sector. Flag's Exploratory Licence of Occupation application was approved, by Order-In-Council, on December 5th, 1997. Due east of the E.L.O. ground, Flag holds 72,000 contiguous acres, in 6 townships in the Wanapitei Anomaly, the regional twin gravity and magnetic anomaly, to the Sudbury Anomaly, the world's largest producer of nickel and associated minerals. Flag has optioned two mineral prospects, in its Wanapitei Anomaly holdings, to associated Golden Briar Mines Limited. In Rathbun Township, Flag has optioned a nickel-copper prospect to Golden Briar, who may earn a 50% interest by completing exploration expenditures of $400,000.00, over a four year period. Recent research work has suggested that widespread disseminated nickel-copper mineralization in two drill holes, two miles apart, may have originated from an underlying igneous intrusion. In McNish and MacBeth Townships, six miles east of Rathbun Township, Flag has optioned to Golden Briar Mines, a multi-base and precious mineral prospect, on which there is 24 surface showings of mineralization. Golden Briar may earn a 50% interest by completing exploration expenditures of $300,000.00 over a four year period. Golden Briar expects to commence drilling on the optioned properties, on January 15, 1998. The Alberta Stock Exchange has neither approved nor disapproved the contents herein. %SEDAR: 00004369E

To: Bill Jackson who wrote (2131)	1/6/1998 12:25:00 AM
From: Graystone	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3744

Here is my theory Bill. or For what it is worth. Bill raises a most interesting point here about "clay beds". It brings to mind something from by Gregory Benford. "Old Ones ?" "They were a form of intelligence descended from clay." "Clay ? From dirt ?" "Electrostatic energy storage, in clay beds with saline solutions--on old seashores I gather."

To: Bill Jackson who wrote (2131)	1/6/1998 11:36:00 AM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3744

I never though of it, but really Bill, and alien spacecraft in that area of Alberta is just plain ridiculous. I am quite surprised that you would even bring it up. Why would aliens even consider building the heat shield out of low temperature aluminum? Perhaps it was part of the interior fittings or electrical system, but let's deal with the fundamentals. There are no cows, no farmer's fields, no hillbillies or airforce experimental bases within 1000 miles, so why would aliens land there? It just doesn't make any sense. Crash land in the middle of nowhere where no people can get ahold of the story and sell it to the tabloid magazines? Isn't it a fact that every alien attempted landing has been seen by some person of no particular credibility somewhere? They must either know by know that it is hopeless to try to slip through without crashing OR they are being seen on purpose. Or.....they ARE ALREADY HERE. I challenge you to refute that logic! Come to think of it, Cold Lake Weapons testing range is a hop skip and a jump and the "weather balloon" we saw over for Fart McMurray that the press said the airforce said was a balloon that drifted was never confirmed by any person in a position of authority making a definitive statement. Gotta call home. Later EC<:-}