Once again no ability to provide answer to the simple questions I put
to you, Dude !
If you had done your home work, you would know further the answers to
your own questions.
Further still when talking about huge finds like the Parterson Range
find ( 2400 km² ) , named now Telfer Mine, another type of mining
property is required ... just find out what it is.... and since in
your book it is so easy to put 3 mines on the map of the Land of
Bastards, why don't you try your hand at it, Mc Donald ? Ask the well
known Mining Frauds such as Tyrwhitt, Thomson etc Barr &
Atkinson ...they will show how easy it is !
Your criminal mind cannot come even close to conceive that according
to its ( yours then ) standards, you should be militating for your
favourite Mining Heroes, whom to this day have not been named ( any
of them Bastards ) by the WA Whorehouse aka Parliament, as potential
recipient for any of its worthless medals of merit Isn't that a
shame ? What are you going to do about it Mc Donald ? Don't you have
any respect nor consideration for those & yours Official Mining
Heroes, selfish & unconcerned dude ?
Here is now the only answer I will provide to you, lazy & mean Mc
Donals, with your constant dishonnest blathering and your permanent
stand in support of Mining Criminals, Geological Frauds and Corrupt
Politics. It shows that the DDD I required is doing wonder indeed,
all the more since the few drops you got will be needeed as starter to
greater fires.... until you bite the dust and beg forgiveness for your
Collective Crimes ! ... and contrarily to what you expect I will never
give up in imposing the Collective Chastiment you so well deserve.
No regards
Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud
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THE RAIN HAS STOPPED THE AUSSIE 'BIG DRY'
http://www.insidebayarea.com/argus/oped/ci_5826373
Article Last Updated: 05/05/2007 04:18:41 AM PDT
ALMOST everywhere you travel these days, people are talking about
their weather - and how it has changed. Nowhere have I found this more
true, though, than in Australia, where "the big dry," a six-year
record drought, has parched the Aussie breadbasket so severely that on
April 19, Prime Minister John Howard actually asked the whole country
to pray for rain. "I told people you have to pray for rain," Howard
remarked to me, adding, "I said it without a hint of irony."
And here's what's really funny: It actually started to rain! But not
enough, which is one reason Australia is about to have its first
election in which climate change will be a top issue. In just 12
months, climate change has gone from being a nonissue here to being
one that could tip the vote.
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