Fortress Financial Group fka FFGO

[steel58]

Questions and replies with the great Santini. Again, he is either a big player for the next few months and make us a great deal of money, or a very good con artist. Hopefully the former, of course!!!

Mike,



I think given my so called "militant" stand, I would not be that welcome on Hunt's Board! Secondly, I do not want to be privy to their inside information if I am going to put them "in play".



Yes, Hunt has a number of bids on the table.



My job is to get the best possible price for Fortress's stockholding in Hunt.



Alan.





From: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 2:59 PM
To: [e-mail]
Subject: RE: FFGO HGLC stocks



Thanks for the reply. Your resignation as published in a HGLC news event (and the tone of the announcement), would seem to indicate some type of potential conflict of interest. If your intent is to merely remain a very large stockholder until you can sell all your shares for the highest possible price, why would you resign? Also have their been any offers by other companies for HGLC? If so, shouldn't those be public knowledge so that all stockholders could say whether they would sell their shares to a potential suitor.



Thanks again for you constant communication with shareholders. Hopefully the FFGO will continue to climb in the near and distant future.




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From: Investor Relations - Fortress Financial Group, Inc. [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 2:50 PM
To: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Subject: RE: FFGO HGLC stocks

Mike,



No, Fortress has no intention of making a hostile bid for Hunt Gold Corporation.



However, many other Companies are planning to do just that!



I am simply putting them "in play" to extract the best price for Fortress.



Hunt is worth 2 cents a share.



Alan.





From: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 2:43 PM
To: [e-mail]
Subject: FFGO HGLC stocks



Mr. Santini,

Are you purchasing shares of HGLC for a potential hostile takeover or just holding your ground on the .02 per share price to see how much you can actually get for them? If you are buying them, does that mean you are selling shares of FFGO to buy them, thus driving the price of FFGO down? There are many nervous stock holders in both companies right about now. Will you be issuing a public relations statement giving you intentions for both companies? If not, can you provide me with all the information about these moves that is legally possible to give?

Thanks.

Mike