To: Hugh who wrote (7523 ) 7/5/1998 4:21:00 AM From: zenin Respond to of 34075
Hugh, IYO only i am sure. It very easy to simply align this company with that B company and even easier to jump to conclusions based on little or no research at all. That's the easy way out. Now take in to considerations the other reports undertaken by independent geologists within the last few years [little lone the one written before back 20 years or more] that again support the claims being made right now by the company - i say there is something worthy of spending time researching ? I don't care right now about what USA Today, CNBC or any other newspaper or section of the media want to say because my position was taken in this company way before most of these people had heard of the company, and the impact they make upon me is nil and void, but it will bring lots of new interest from people around the world that haven't yet heard about this company. A few months ago lots of people where saying how the world already knew about this company, i laughed at those comments; i think now a much larger group of people know the name Golden Eagle International and many will tell friends who will tell friends and work associates who will tell friends and so it goes; but they only know the name but not much about the claims nor the history of the area of the site, the work undertaken at that site to date and the people who are involved behind the name. Tuesday the day, so what ever will happen - will happen, i am just one person involved in this company. Cheers Jay PostScript #1: What if you look at this way, in that considering that if they actually do have what the say they have, and all of the necessary requirements are in place and almost underway ? That's the other side of this penny IMO and well worth considering i think . PostScript #2:I really enjoyed the comments from the USA Today article where Mr Don Hausen said....<Don Hausen, who retired as chief of mineralogy for Newmont Mining in 1990 and now is one of three technical advisers paid unspecified consulting fees by Golden Eagle, visited the site last September. "It's a unique and unusual deposit," Hausen says. "An experienced company wouldn't have trouble recovering it."> Mr Hausen has been on site a number or times and undertaken his own studies and compiled reports to support his conclusions.