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Gold/Mining/Energy : Flag Resources (FGR.A A) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Arne Tornqvist who wrote (815)	7/22/1998 2:55:00 AM
From: Arne Tornqvist	Respond to of 4269

I've been doing a little detective work, and it seems that one of the messages that was posted here recently has been removed. Look at message 810 To: hephephooray ( ) (Trial Member) From: hephephooray (Trial Member) See those empty parentheses after the first "hephephooray"? Usually they contain the number of the message the responder is responding to, a reference to the message that prompted the response. In this case, there is no message to refer to, because (apparently) it has ceased to exist. It has been voided into the ether. It no longer is. I learned a long time ago on the Flag thread to respond to my own messages because they were such transitory things, and thus leave a record of the selective memory that Flagsters want to project on potential investors. Let's see, where have attempts been made previously to expunge entire passages of history or entire lives, to apply white-out to unwelcome or unsettling news? Anyone? Anyone? That's right, the best example of attempting to control the news existed not too long ago in a country known as Canada, where a Flag press release was withheld from people until one brave individual published it line by line by line, thus giving the world a more well-rounded view of the stock the unfortunate few were invested in or potentially going to invest in or potentially going to divest themselves of. Because, after all, a stock must stand on its own merits, not the controlled perceptions of these merits, paltry though some of them may be. Say hello to this response, everybody, because soon enough you'll be saying goodbye to it.