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To: E. Charters who wrote (2207)	1/14/1998 12:09:00 AM
From: Diamond Daze	Respond to of 3744

I matey, hows the Captain Kid doing??...just dreaming.. that be Kid Creek two ?? The sequills usually are not as good unless it Rocky!!! Drill on dude,... Ice it up spin the drill and lets "Party".........right on down to the massive anamoly.... Salute, Cheers its a gonna be fun!!!!! #:-) P.S. we can sell it to the Canadians..or the U.S dont need no rubles.

To: E. Charters who wrote (2207)	1/14/1998 9:58:00 AM
From: John Menzies	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3744

You little cynic you - eric. Ask the oilies - they seem pretty happy. We are very comfortable working there - so a couple of other minerlas companies had a few problems with contracts to manage aging state assets - I would have given them the medal of valour for taking on this task - they have more courage than I and credit to them naturally. I do not want to be cynical but take a look at Canada from the perspective of the foreign investor - and think about the size and ramifications of the BREX fraud. Canada will retain a very important role in providing finance for the domestic and international mining companies - after a little legislative reorganisation fo example the nationalisation of the Eric Charter web site. Kazakstan has enormous mineral wealth as you are aware. Re your comments on copper I would remind you that there is currently a proposal to construct a very large railway east - to west oris that west- to east ? across the country - into china which does consume a small amount of copper which it currenlty pays for with hard currency - so there is a ready market for as much copper as Kazakstan can produce. Regards John Menzies President Steppe gold