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To: average joe who wrote (12269)	1/17/1999 11:04:00 AM
From: Cohiba	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 26850

AJ, MRDI seem to think it is quite possible. October 5, 1998 Release: "MRDI has also proposed that the northwest dyke kimberlite as presently understood can be SATISFACTORILY mined using a combination of open pit and undergroud techniques.(...)They also conclude that by employing STANDARD undergroud mining practices, 100 percent extraction of mineable reserves could be achieved, except for safety crown pillars, on that portion of the NW dyke that extends under Snap Lake". Your problem is that you do not care about the facts. Moreover, you deliberately distort them or omit them for your own agenda. In my book, not only you don't have any credibility but you are dishonest. Cohiba