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To: Mongo2116 who wrote (3180)	6/23/1998 9:43:00 PM
From: KIPPer	Respond to of 11684

Gene, is it a coincidence that John was banned for posting the same kind of messages and that the naysayers here on the thread have posted the same questions a 100 times more than him? KIP

To: Mongo2116 who wrote (3180)	6/23/1998 10:00:00 PM
From: jhild	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 11684

Yes, I have noticed that, maybe someone threatened them. ;) I am wondering why you think that this was a worthy response. You seem to think that the threats that have been posted were some kind of lark. These are very serious issues. I find your attitude appalling. It is fascinating the way you all talk about talking about MTEI, but that discussion never seems to come. We have Eric Deaver posting links about exploitation processes that the company has not demonstrated that they have any capital to even employ. We have maps about oil, gas and coal deposits in West Virginia. But I have yet to see a map identifying 1 single piece of property that MTEI has even a partial interest in. The only proof that we are offered, identifying the value of this property is a mumbled Press Release, possibly claiming that if we magically had all that coal out of the ground and into coal cars, all that gas drilled and pumped, and all that oil lined up in barrels, that it would be worth some astronomical value. Yet we can look at the operation of a major coal concern and see that they were able to "buy" comparable reserves for a fraction of the MTEI's claimed value. So bring on the financial statements. Bring on the serious discussion of exactly what the company is planning to do.