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jaeb: If you or any other share holders or potential investors engage in dialogue with TO's via email or phone Nancy and I, who would be your point of contact, give a solemn undertaking to keep all such communication confidential. As I have... previously posted, other share holders/potential investors have contacted us and we have respected the need for confidentiality in all cases. As one whose livelihood appears to come from involvement in stocks may I suggest that you keep an eye on the ALC's response to GR's letter to the ASX yesterday. I won't preempt it, but believe that it would be in your interests to read it. I also repeat an element of a previous post. The NT Dept of Resources have directed that GR/GOT provide a Mine Management Plan for their initial "seismic mapping stage"; and that there is no guarantee that it will be accepted, just as there is no guarantee that it will be rejected. I notice the efforts that GR/GOT have gone to today and yesterday to shore up their share price. I know little about the stock market but could this not also be read as desperation rather confidence. One thing I can tell you with absolute certainty is that the TO's see this struggle with GR as a fight to the death. And, as in the ALC's letter to the ASX yesterday they will use all possible legal means to ensure mining of the sea bed does not proceed. If any stage of the project proceeds the To's have informed, in writing, to both the NT Government and GR that they will take it that both have declared war on their culture. Then I guess, for me, it will be taking a place on the front line along with the TO's and their supporters. Personally I'd prefer to spend time strunmming my guitar and watching my grandchildren grow up in peace and quiet. jaeb as you cut and pasted a previous post, please feel free to cut and paste these, despite the fact that they appaer to be turning into something akin to the length of "War and Peace". Sincerely GFB.