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Gold/Mining/Energy : Davidson Tisdale Ltd, DDTS, Canadian Dealing Network -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bill Jackson who wrote (68)	2/26/1999 10:01:00 PM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 87

I would say that could be true. It also could be false. (About CS and his shares.) DDT s has 750,000 tons of .35 ounces per ton according to the feasibility that I saw with my own two blue eyes. The 175,000 ounces Jacksin attests to is pure fiction. Bill Jacksin always wants to be on the low side of all implications lest someone fault him for half an ounce and destroy the many months of hard won credibilaty that he has won since leaving the Liars Club with longstanding honours. This is totally not necessary in mining promotion. All you have to do is state what is eminentally reasonable from a probable standpoint and let future work prove you wrong. It will be while before that ever catches up to you and most people do not have that long a memory. But reflect for half a mo on what the world will think when scorning what ever might be there, it is later revealed by incontravertible data and ongoing development, the truth of riches averred against your font of opine. From whence the negatory thoughts and declamatory denial? From whence indeed. Mines in Timmins with only one exception proceeded to great depths. Hardly to 1/3 of these depths, mining and drilling has proven the ore that exists that at least three or four people of no promotional bent at all will attest to. John Kirwan, PhD. Bill Jackson P. Eng. and E. Charters M.Tech., as well as perhaps a dozen other geologists employed by Getty, the oil giant. I should not say no promotional bent. I should say, scrupulously and meticulously careful of no meretricious promotional bent and eschewing any positive prediction for the sake of profit without justifiable cause of the greater good of all the shareholders. Sainthood is not claimed here. Just reasonable care for verifiable fact and reasonableness of projection. EC<:-}