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To: Al Cern who wrote (694)	3/29/1998 6:52:00 PM
From: Gramps	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769

Way to go Al. The removal of the ORI equipment has to be as close to theft as one can get. The manner that TYG "Gave" BYG the 1.2 million bucks, from my past knowledge of how the system works, is also as illegal as sin. Cannot be done in that manner. It's about time the Alberta and Toronto stock exchanges took a good look at the set up with the two companies. Also the RCMP in Whitehorse should be asked to look into the equipment deal. The system doesn't need another BRX scandle. I read somewhere that there is alleged irregularities in the reporting of some of there ore figures. BYG management must be aware of what is being talked about on the net and other places. It would sure be good PR to make a reply to all the allegations so there name can be given a clean slate.