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To: Surething who wrote (530)	1/29/1998 9:39:00 PM
From: Mr Metals	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1030

Things could be worse. Asean Holdings Inc - Van Sun says ex-bodyguards hiding from Saxena Asean Holdings Inc AHI Shares issued 15750552 1998-01-29 close $0.28 Thursday Jan 29 1998 The Vancouver Sun reports in a lead front page story in its Thursday edition that witnesses who will testify against financier Rakesh Saxena, wanted in Thailand for his role in a sweeping embezzlement scheme, are under RCMP protection until his bail hearing on February 9. Reporter Ian Mulgrew says that in Thailand, repercussions of the scandal that broke 18 months ago continue to reverberate as a senior finance ministry official was reassigned following charges he accepted kickbacks from the government. Mr Mulgrew makes no mention of Mr Saxena's role in the downfall of numerous Thai officials, including the country's head banker and the government, more than a year ago. Mr Mulgrew says that his investigation, confirmed by subsequent RCMP detective work, revealed that Mr Saxena tried to obtain a false passport and allegedly threatened to kill a witness. His former bodyguards, who are trained killers, are under protection after alleged threats. (c) Copyright 1997 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com Mr Metals

To: Surething who wrote (530)	1/29/1998 9:53:00 PM
From: Rick Seavey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1030

Don't bet on it. GMD is down and out for the count. I doubt very seriously that there is any minable gold at Discovery nor are there any diamonds at Royce. If there were, Farrell would'nt have gotten involved with embezzling stockholder's money. He would not have had to. Now we have Mr. Webb as president who was previously a director. A person who must have not only known about the embezzlement but who also very likely voted for it as a director. And this is going to solve all of GMD's problems? The only behind the scenes actions going on right now is the answer to the question: How can we sugarcoat the news to the stockholders that their money is gone forever and make it sound like it isn't? Shortly, as part of this strategy will be rumors of negotiations with a "biggie" coming in with GMD to develop Discovery. Sound familiar?