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To: Mr Metals who wrote (32961)	6/14/1998 5:46:00 PM
From: knight	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 35569

>>>Rogers is one of those who would like to see a national securities regulator. With jurisdiction over securities lying with provincial governments, investigations into mining frauds often get shunted from one province to another. "I really support a national securities commission, personally. I think it would eliminate a lot of inter-jurisdictional squabbling."<<< Sound reasonable to me and long overdue. So, only one mountie specialized in guarding the chicken coop? Good grief!

To: Mr Metals who wrote (32961)	6/14/1998 10:00:00 PM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 35569

Perhaps Sgt. Dawson and Dobbin should try a musical ride around Black Rock and see if they can see any doo-doo that looks out of place. Our men in Red may be thinly stretched and intellectually challenged, but guys like Soapy Doyle don't faze Steeley eyed, broad brimmed stalwarts like Dawson, Renfrew and the 'mounted'. With a undercover beaver as an assistant and two Crimean war muskets 4 guys on horseback rounded up every desperado in the west for over 100 years. And those desperadoes could hide a lot better than they can today. They didn't have Bell 206's then. We can do it. Do you realize that they train the recruits to survive in the woods with just a paper bag, some fishing line and a knife for three whole days? And nowadays some of the techies can even operate a Commodore 64. (beta version.) Bring on them Yankee scamsters, we will show em what fer. Giddyup, mounties! EC<:-}