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To: John Fisher who wrote (4733)	1/20/1999 1:03:00 AM
From: ISOMAN	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9824

Wrong CITIC. citic.com China International Trust & Investment Corporation (CITIC) was founded in October, 1979 and is a state-owned enterprise under the direct leadership of the State Council. CITIC is an outcome of China's economic reform and open policy. As one of the major organizations employing foreign capital in China, CITIC is an important window on China's opening to the outside world. While adhering to the socialist principles, CITIC acts in line with the law of market economy, operates with modern scientific management and takes an active part in both domestic and international competition. CITIC takes upon itself to bring in scientific and effective advanced technology cooperation and to engage in domestic and international financing and banking, investment and trade by means of absorbing and using foreign capital. CITIC has developed itself into an international conglomerate with fairly large scale and business covering both finance and industry.

To: John Fisher who wrote (4733)	1/20/1999 1:44:00 AM
From: Wayne J.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 9824

John, I see that you have deep concerns about CITIC Pacific--please try and get your information correct before you try to paint a negative tone as it might relate to TNRG. Interesting how quick some people are to jump on the negative--even when they have the wrong company! My guess is that you are not a shareholder! Keep in mind that this stock is trading at .03 cents not $5.25 per share--if you wanted to clear up your concerns why did you not just call Mr. Tilton and ask him the question? You are correct in your statement "Let's be careful."--this world is full of people not wanting others to succeed. JMO! Best Regards, Wayne J.