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To: viper who wrote (6679)	3/10/1998 10:45:00 AM
From: Bob Walsh	Respond to of 10836

Re Mr. Bishop: He does understand and is clear as to exactly what is before the Venezuela Supreme Court per his Newsletter. Hope you sleep well, Bob

To: viper who wrote (6679)	3/10/1998 11:09:00 AM
From: the Chief	Respond to of 10836

Hi Viper. You said:That Ladies and Gentleman and rouge DNA strands(thats for Mr TIN) says it all! Actually it "says it all" on Mr. BB's recommendation process, and his ability in doing research (DD) on what he recommends!! It does not impair this threads position as you say. It just reinforces my opinion that brokerage houses and newsletter writers are "dubious people" that should be treated with extreme caution!! While I am at it. Would you please try not to be so antaganistic? Your points are just as valid as anyone elses, but intimidation or rudeness does not increase their validity. I realize it takes two to tango, so it also applies to others. Poca haunt-us Poca taunt-us Spitting Bull Papa Smurf (for you Fulvio, before you thought of it, HA!!!) Poke&flaunt-us the Chief

To: viper who wrote (6679)	3/10/1998 1:22:00 PM
From: Mr Metals	Respond to of 10836

Toronto Stock Exchange - Post says tougher rules for junior miners pledged Toronto Stock Exchange TSEShares issued 01899-12-30 close $0Tuesday Mar 10 1998The Financial Post reports in its Tuesday edition that independent verification of claims made by junior mining companies should be mandatory, according to a task force on reforming mining securities laws will soon recommend to the Toronto Stock Exchange. Reporter Paul Bagnell notes there is little doubt that independent reporting is required at certain trigger points in the life of a junior mining stock, according to John Carson, the TSE's senior v-p for market regulation. Mr Carson, however, provided no further details of the task force's recommendations and rejected arguments the TSE should routinely demand independent mineral audits, or such reviews should be automatic when a company's stock price gains sharply. Speaking at the annual meeting of the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada, Carson also promised "higher standards of integrity" for mining companies trading on the TSE. Mr Carson is co-chairman of the mining standards task force, a group of securities regulators and mining experts formed to come up with ways to make it more difficult for frauds to be perpetrated on investors. (c) Copyright 1997 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com Mr Metals