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To: rjbac who wrote (11554)	7/30/1998 9:12:00 AM
From: James E Lynch	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 34075

I think that the information is interesting and I do not question the source. I do believe that this find is different than all others. I believe that Guido's methods are correct. How often has some one of knowledge or an expert been wrong because they haven't been there and done that. To the statement the world is round the Experts laughed and said we all know it is flat. If you try to prove your theory you will fall off the edge and perish. Fortunately, he didn't listen and we are here thanks to him. In 1970 a large mainframe was an IBM/360. It had 512k Memory and 1 meg of storage. Who would have thought or believed that the PCs we now use are so much more powerful. Doubt is healthy but it is not fact. We on the GE thread are long time holders who believe. We may be in the minority but we do believe. Time alone will tell the tale. The pro's and con's are all welcome because they keep the thread alive. I wish you all a fantastic day and good, no make that great investing.

To: rjbac who wrote (11554)	7/30/1998 12:26:00 PM
From: toma	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 34075

Mr. Bac - i respectfully state that since you are a "contrarian," or at least have been on this site, it doesn't surprise that that you made this statement. However, I think you have done so out of selective ignorance. I can't even count the number people on the board who have stated in not so uncertain terms that the accuracy of Mr Pravicini's report needs to be confirmed, and the company needs to be forthright in providing shareholders with information detailing its steps to see that this is accomplished. I have great respect for Mr Charters wealth of knowledge on mining subjects (Mr C please see my next message - i have a couple of questions) and i have learned quite a few things from his posts, but i think he carries the same dose of healthy skepticism that we all do. no one who has invested in shares has done do without realizing what Don said a few posts ago - it's there or its not, that's the risk... if you'll look back over the last several weeks of posts...you will not see too many hype-mongers...and I really can't imagine anyone calling Mr Charters a "nay-sayer" toma