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Gold/Mining/Energy : Mongolia Gold Resources -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bearcatbob who wrote (3579)	5/31/1999 7:39:00 PM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4066

Bob, stop and cease your views here, it hurts me brain tooooo much. I don't mind your wild and off the wall type thoughts of what the situation is, as they can be poo-poo'ed quite easily, but this last post of your was too much, too real, too much reality and what you see is what is there. Stop it now, or i will send you a :o( I warn you, i cry very easy. <<If the price of gold were to soar just about every other junior gold stock would be a better holding than MGR.>> <<MGR would be fighting with MAC and not doing anything productive.>> Well, time to change the subject and put head back into the sand and open eyes and see nothing out of order, and think all ok. Doug ... the buzz that the gold market is being manipulated is growing louder and louder. Slowly, but surely, GATA and those in our camp, are being heard. In this week's Barrons "Market Watch" section an unusually long excerpt from James Turk's Freemarket Gold & Money Report entitled, "A Line in the Sand", was prominently featured. Then, cafe member, Francois, sent us a piece that was in the "well read" Business Report in South Africa. It was written by Jonathon Rosenthal and we thought you might like to see his version of what GATA is up to. It is entitled," No smoking gun yet but there's a smell of cordite" and can also Just thought I'd let you know that I'm noticing almost daily in the South African press the odd mention of a possible conspiracy in the gold market. Today, in a widely read financial daily, the "Business Report" we have a nice 20 odd paragraph column on GATA, yourself being quoted at length. It comes across quite well. The columnist says all we need to find now is the "smoking gun". Well, the way these things are being discussed publicly lately, who knows, it might be soon.