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Gold/Mining/Energy : Global Platinum & Gold (GPGI) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Ed Fishbaine who wrote (8107)	10/25/1998 9:38:00 PM
From: JACK R. SMITH JR.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 14226

Ed, and all, I was in the process of deleting the GPGI website when I noticed a new post there by Larry. It is quite revealing in its content and I will let you view as you will. As I have said to you before, this frustration that I feel is not due to the accomplishment/or the opposite of the company; for I know that ventures like this are fraught with setbacks and problems, but with the communicative and management abilities that I see in this company. None of this was necessary, and it casts a bad light upon what I consider to be a worthy company in its class. I understand that there is general boubt and demise in the whole area, but worthy companies respond to the informational needs of their shareholders and unworthy companies go and hide until they dissappear. I demand nothing here other than frank and honest communication from my company. I reserve the right to make my own investment decisions and I would hope that in the future, they might be based upon honest and reliable information from my company. No hype, no fluff, "Just the facts, mam"! I know that I am beating a dead horse here, but let me say further that my faith in the future of this enterprise is not shaken by the technical setbacks, but by the nature of the communication that I recieve here. I send my good will to those who labor on behalf of this enterprise, and I still think it a very worthy one, not only for its faithful shareholdersm, but for the Great State of Arizona, and for this great country! This great country needs a new leader in my humble opinion, but we will leave that for another time! Well, just let me say that "Affairs of State" are best conducted when no one has a "liplock on the lower 40"! Enough of that, Jack!