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Gold/Mining/Energy : Global Platinum & Gold (GPGI) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: JACK R. SMITH JR. who wrote (10189)	4/19/1999 4:55:00 AM
From: d:oug	Respond to of 14226

<<Once we round up the facts, who can stop us, Jack!!>> I agree Jack, that with enough facts one can make a better decision. I am completely taken-a-back with how the simple information about what land GPGI is mining on, coupled with GPGI rights to the land, is not clearly knowned by shareholders. Hopefully these items are obtainable from GPGI, as they seem to be necessary upfront information to be obtained by a person before he or she invests money into GPGI. These could be like permits needed and forgotten to obtain because all time is spend testing and trying to extract the precious metals. Would not be nice if someone forgot to renew or continue the rights to the land, and then GPGI lost it. An ounce of prevention, and asking questions, about all of the different parts of GPGI's, could be worth its weight in precious metals. See, now Zeev has another question about GPGI that has to be answered, access to the dirt must be knowned, not guessed or hidden. (off topic) Chuca Exposed i know that noone wants to be able to post a ChucaPost, needing decoder ring but i discovered how Chuca does it at first i figured all i needed was a next day beer hangover but didn't work but yesterday i brought a can of chicken noodle soup and by mistake got the alphabetic noodle version rather than long noodles and as i was eating it spoon down to bottom of bowl, and then up and out of soup i noticed that each time different letters floated to the top and each time i wrote them on a piece of paper and at the end of the soup, it read like a ChucaPost, before decoder ring Anyone know any good ChucaSoup jokes ? Doug