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To: Phil Jones who wrote (2956)	12/22/1998 11:40:00 PM
From: Bearcatbob	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4066

Phil, Hi. Everything I though that would move the POG has happened and not worked. To me this is unbelievable. Bob

To: Phil Jones who wrote (2956)	12/23/1998 12:18:00 AM
From: d:oug	Respond to of 4066

Phil, its like that tv program, The X-Files, where the government and people with power and money, For The Good Of Humanity, are keeping the POG at its long current value. They believe that world collapse will happen if they loose control. They know that they are wrong, but the past mistakes have added up to such that if not controlled with more bad practice things will go wrong in a big way. So huff and puff they blow more bad air into the balloon, already stretched beyond it safe limits, waiting for safety valves to open and reduce the pressure. But those who open a valve will be damaged, so everyone wants another to open their valve, everyone waiting and watching and wondering who will be forced to open their valve knowing that they will resist and delay. When will the food shortage in Russia reach a point that people in the streets will be hungry enough to act. This to me is an incorrect view. There is no food shortage in Russia. Lots of food and lots of money. Enough money to buy all the food. But only a fraction of the Russian population has enough money for food, and a smaller fraction has more than enough. If you are hungry and see little food, then you feel sad and worried. If you are hungry and see little food, but those with money can buy, and not you, then bad luck. But if you are hungry and see lots of food, but don't have the money, and others have lots of money, then ripe for a return to old fashion Communism thru a peoples revolt against the rich capitiaist. The old Party bosses and from the old Communist system are ready to catch the people's will. Russia Communism = Weapons build up = Cold War = Gold demand up Doug

To: Phil Jones who wrote (2956)	12/24/1998 8:15:00 AM
From: Bearcatbob	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4066

To all my MGR friends on SI that I have never met. I wish you all a Merry Christmas, a pleasant Holiday season and a prosperous New Year. It is my most sincere hope that the issues we have struggled with this year realize the promise (mostly we - Doug? - alone seem to see) in the new year. May all yours trades next year make $$$$$$$ -- Bob

To: Phil Jones who wrote (2956)	12/28/1998 8:57:00 PM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4066

Phil, maybe us shareholders could collect between us some small money and do our own selling of MGR on a web site that will be seened by investors looking for places to invest. It would not be an official MGR web site place, and if done I vote Phil as the web gate keeper for whats put onto it. Dave can have an input, but only thru Phil, as Phil will have the only write/modify access. The follow web site accepts such. minemarket.com MineMarket.com is a mineral property registry serving mineral prospectors, exploration companies and mining corporations worldwide. MineMarket.com's primary focus is to enable more effective and efficient marketing of mineral properties regardless of property size, commodity or location. MineMarket.com provides a low cost medium through which prospectors, junior companies and major corporations may evaluate mineral properties on a worldwide basis. MineMarket Advantages: No finder fees , Worldwide Medium , Selective response to inquiries , Nominal Cost , Flexibility (no "exclusive" marketing agreements) , Focused Audience , Reduced Administrative Overhead , Monthly Activity Reports ============================================== Also, I found this on the SI home page. techstocks.com "Double Bubble, Double Trouble" by SI Guru Michael Burke Michael D. Burke is an active member on his own thread, Ask Michael Burke, here on SI. He provides the following commentary. Below is his write up. Alan "The Printer" Greenspan has once again reflated the manic bubble called a stock market to save his pals in the banking and investment business. Now, if the Fed Chairman could ..................... Doug