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To: Mama Bear who wrote (6553)	3/8/1998 11:10:00 PM
From: flightlessbird	Respond to of 10836

To thread: Clue #4 - Is PDG a Canadian mining company? Seems to me that Mr. Assensio ranted and raved throughout his six reports without ever once mentioning PDG. Why not? Ponder that one as you read this recent post from SH . . . you have been warned. :) Posted on SH: was watching CBC Business News this morning and they had a 'round table discussion' with the Chairman (not John Wilson... it was some other guy) of PDG. There were some pretty big fund managers asking him questions (including Veronica Hirsch). Every question but one of them was about Las Cristinas and Veronica's question was stated in such a way as though she already knew PDG had lost it. The guy from PDG said "Las Cristinas wouldn't have gone into production until the year 2000 anyway" as if to say that it is no big loss. Was Assholio watching this program and crapping his pants or what? Cheers!

To: Mama Bear who wrote (6553)	3/8/1998 11:12:00 PM
From: Dan P	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10836

Barbara: In the first place, it is generally a civil gesture to address a previous poster by name, if you are addressing his or her remarks. However, I guess that civility is nonexistent these days, as is any semblence of morality. The rulings are all listed in Crystallex's web sites, and each was the subject of a release, none of which were disputed by Placer Dome. Furthermore, there is offically published in the Venezuelan Gazette the details regarding title. You can get this reference from Crystallex. These are all facts, not hearsay. This is all old stuff, and to those of you who are new, evidently like yourself Barbara, go do some due diligence before spouting forth the hackneyed negatives. We are not here to do your due diligence. Good night. Dan

To: Mama Bear who wrote (6553)	3/8/1998 11:14:00 PM
From: Fulvio Castelli	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10836

Barbara, I assure you that these are NOT just 'mockups'. These are very much real and are on the official Venezuelan record. I'm sure that even Asensio would admit this. In fact, why don't you ask him and see what he says? BTW, the following was posted by someone on StockHouse. I thought you might be interested: I was watching CBC Business News this morning and they had a 'round table discussion' with the Chairman (not John Wilson... it was some other guy) of PDG. There were some pretty big fund managers asking him questions (including Veronica Hirsch). Every question but one of them was about Las Cristinas and Veronica's question was stated in such a way as though she already knew PDG had lost it. The guy from PDG said "Las Cristinas wouldn't have gone into production until the year 2000 anyway" as if to say that it is no big loss. FWIW.