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To: Alan Vennix who wrote (5150)	8/6/1998 1:02:00 AM
From: Mellofellow	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11603

VINNIE, I may be stupid...but you go ahead and keep on perpetuating these scams..... You fellows keep the lies alive everytime you post....You must think that the rest of your friends on this thread are stupid if they follow the lead of you and Mazz... You need to wake up to reality if you think there is any merit in IPM, NAXOX and MAXAM....what do you do stand around with your head in the sand, oblivious to everything around you.. Or maybe you guys are just the ultimate in greed and love to get involved in a little hocus pocus. Why don't you guys pursue something along the line of recovering gold from sea water ....there must be something in the Hi-Tech arena that you guys can promote.....your not a straight shooter my friend the more you deny the guiltier you get... Melo.

To: Alan Vennix who wrote (5150)	8/6/1998 8:16:00 AM
From: Richard Mazzarella	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11603

Alan, these guys are just trying to use us to advance their agenda. I love it on how they try to lecture on morals. Wolf admitted that he was using his attack on me to convince Runyon of something, I know not what. I can understand why they would attack me, but going after you is mystifying. Runyon's a lot smarter than these turkeys and would never let their histrionics influence him. He has heard for years that the desert dirt's are scams. There is now too much physical evidence that the desert sands will soon significantly change conventional precious metal's mining economics. Is that the threat? Some may truly believe that metals can't be recovered, but they have a choice not to invest and post to the threads their doubts. Tim and Zeev do a credible job in that regard. What we are getting now are not technical attacks on the desert dirt premise, but rather attacks on the people that know the potential. That has to speak for itself related to their motivation. Then they lecture about honesty and morality, what crap.