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To: bill who wrote (8678)	10/22/1998 4:21:00 PM
From: Taz	Respond to of 26850

Bill: Can't tell ya what post that was, I'm sure somebody will though. But just so that you know, it can be without invitation. It is illegal for anyone to prospect anothers property without express permission. Now aside from night missions onto the property using stealth choppers fully equipped with all the latest gadgetry then forget it. But keep in mind that anyone invited would certainly go, even just out of curiosity. As they say "seeing is believing"! It might help to arrange a mass shareholders tour just incase there any doubting Thomases out there. I think it would be good to take E. Charters out for sure. Tie him to a stake in front of the trenches from the mini bulk samples and let the black flies feed while he watches the next extraction. Too bad the bug season is over, but that's ok he would eventually succumb to exposure and we all know that is his real craving, "EXPOSURE", an he would sure get his mug full out there! L8er, Regards, TAZ

To: bill who wrote (8678)	10/23/1998 12:56:00 AM
From: UNDERTAKER	Respond to of 26850

Good Evening Bill and others. It was I that spoke about the outsiders on Snap Lake Message 5799547 I spoke with Randy at length at The Calgary Conference. He never tipped his hand as to which (But he did state that Several) Majors have been taking samples at Snap. This has all been done with WSP's blessing's. From speaking with him I left with the impression that we have large white rocks in the ground. The coloured fancies will be a minor component of this deposit. His feeling was that the source is Snap Lake. This might have changed with this new Dyke discovery. UNDERTAKER