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To: average joe who wrote (12299)	1/17/1999 1:44:00 PM
From: Sam	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26850

AJ I hate responding to your B.S. BUT .If you knew were the kimberlite dyke was ,or coming to near surface ,and wanting to sample it then were else would you look for a sample .a mile away in a rock pile, you and that other rodent should grow up and stop trying to destroy this thread sam

To: average joe who wrote (12299)	1/17/1999 2:01:00 PM
From: mineman	Respond to of 26850

Outside diamond experts are not allowed to inspect the large stones! Why? Management should have nothing to hide, yet Kaiser says they will not allow inspections and are releasing only selective cursory information. Why won't management release McCallum's report to investors? Everything's in the open so their excuse about preventing hostile takeover bids doesn't seem justified! If they had nothing to hide, you would think they would want to release as much information as possible and "brag" to the world about their unprecidented discovery!! But that is not the case!!