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To: drrobinson who wrote (978)	5/5/1999 9:50:00 PM
From: Florida Cracker	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1261

David Robinson, We believe that we will show up at the AGM with the votes to defeat the rollback. So now it is time for you to make some choices: 1. You can pout and run off and leave or possibly even try to screw us more OR 2. You can stand up and be a leader coming up with a new idea that will not rollback the stock. We have always heard that you are young and talented. Show us an alternative. Represent the stockholders properly as it should be obvious to you that we will not tolerate another rollback - PERIOD! Keep the faith, Cracker

To: drrobinson who wrote (978)	5/7/1999 11:45:00 PM
From: Peter G. Troyan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1261

Well, I did do some checking.... From Mr Robinson Himself...post #978 Finally, as to my past record, if you did some proper checking you will see that I left Delgratia in February of 1996, so that I could concentrate on rebuilding Arakis. It was not until well into the next year before Delgratia fell apart - and I had nothing to do with it. And Arakis never fell apart; it was simply taken over by Talisman. The only company that I did not leave voluntarily - Odyssey Petroleum - ultimately fell apart as an investment, but continues on as an operating oil company, with cash flow from ethanol operations and exciting oil and gas concessions in Egypt This happenned while Mr Robinson and Mr. Harrison and Mr Holstein all held positions in Arakis Energy... The stock ran to 26....was halted for a month...and cratered to 6 when it reopened.... investors lost millions, and there were numerous lawsuits against the company. bcse.gov.bc.ca