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maybe take another look at BCG. i got this from the "main" pumper on the board:

Here is the email I created using my notes from a 30 minute discussion had with the CEO of BCG yesterday around 230 central. Most CEO's are in a bad mood on a day someone sells 4+ Million shares however Brian was very happy. Calling yesterday "a great day for BCG shareholders"

Good Evening,

First off, I should let you know you are one of now 30+ people to inbox me asking for this info. I expect to get more requests. So I do expect some type of bounce back that could begin tomorrow or by weeks end if the market noticed what took place today.

Over 6 million traded including alpha. Also 8.2 million showed up on the bid at .08 a share. They were put there upon the dump at .085. My guess is it was the new buyer anticipating some scared selling into .08 which he got some of but not nearly the 8.2 million there was waiting. That is $656,000 chump change... lol Something big is coming... Today was a necessary evil to get rid of an unnecessary evil. JDM and now sunlight is all I can see!!!!!

10 Questions for Brian Fowler- CEO – BCGold Corp – May 16, 2011

Q1 – What took place today with all of those shares changing hands? Can you provide any input?

A. Yes, today is a great day for BCG shareholders. We were able to set up a trade to eliminate 100% of the shares held in ownership by the Mineral Fields Group. I am very very excited that this day has finally come. When the markets crashed many juniors like us were in difficult positions to raise capital. One of the only providers offering capital at the time was Mineral Fields. We were unaware of what we had gotten ourselves into. The Mineral Fields Group consistently lied and misled the operators of BCG. As well they performed market making measures against the company to prevent certain gain in favour of gains being sought in tax benefits. As a result they have been blackballed from being involved in current and future operations by very many explorers and miners in Brian Fowlers network which obviously includes BCG.

Q2 – How are things moving along with Engineer?

A. We are experiencing some icing issues on the lake that are preventing us from getting at the property just yet with the heavy duty equipment that is needed for this spring’s exploration program. We now plan to dispatch crews in the first week of June because of this.

Q3 – Can you discuss the resource estimate specifically the recommended work and the 25 gpt cut of scenario?

A. We are very excited by Scenario 1.2 and we have decided to do a NR in the coming days or next week to notify more in the investment community about these harder to find results. It is sort of our gem in hiding right now. When we were issued the preliminary results of the resource estimate then only contained scenario 1.1 so we went to market with it because we were very happy with the result. Then we got the full report containing scenario 1.2 which is significantly better results (60% less waste rock for basically same amount of gold). As for our program recommendations we plan to carry out exploration in the multi millions at the Engineer mine this year as a result of this.

Q4 – Multi millions? With what capital?

A. Our goal is to pour a couple of gold bars this summer at Engineer. Because of this we have lots of well known “Gold Bugs” in our corner watching this project closing if they are not already in because of it. We anticipate doing lots of communication to the market in the coming weeks to ramp up the stock price and plan to raise capital at much more beneficial levels then we currently sit at. I hold firm that the potential for a multi million ounce gold property exists at Engineer. We will be doing the first ever airborne and property wide surveys on the Guardesmen/Engineer properties. We also are very excited to do surface samples of the Shaft, Boulder and Governor veins as well as channel sample numerous other areas of the property, which have never been touched aside from documenting the visible alterations on surface. Also there is a large shaft support we plan to remove during underground rehabilitation. We can see a significant amount of visible gold and electrum around and behind this shaft support (Bonanza grades) however because it is a main support of the mine it has to be rebuilt and then removed and the rock can be exposed. There are many areas of the Engineer and Double decker vein that were never historically sampled or mapped. The current map shows 2 ore shoots in the double decker vein and we think there could be a considerable amount more based on visible exposure throughout the mine. We are very excited to get working at Engineer this summer and expect our work to gain us a lot of attention. Also now that MF is no longer topping out our share price we should see the stock move consistently higher to a more respectable valuation. BCG is horribly undervalued and we hope to change that very soon.

Q5 – Can you lead me on at all as to what type of communication you think will raise our market capitalization?

A. The company has decided that we need to focus our efforts in BC primarily. This means multi millions in work at Engineer, focus on the 7 road accessible property’s in Quesnel and we are planning on making announcement about some more property acquisitions in the immediate future. However I cannot discuss more than that because we are in the process of filing qualifying reports on these newly staked areas in highly prospective mining camps, which are also road accessible. The company believes the Yukon is a little over crowded right now and being named BCGold they would like to be as focused as possible in developing project in BC. BCGold believes they may have some work taking place on upcoming properties in BC that could gain them attention as proven discoverers doing it again...

Q6 – What can you tell me about Sickle – Sofia

A. That is an exciting project. We are considering a number of options that may include spinning this property out into another company or to have our JV sold. We hope to make a decision regarding this in the near future.

Q7 – With all of the focus on Engineer and the potential in South BC, is it safe to say Voigtberg is on the backburner for a while?

A. Kaminak is very busy and so are we with other projects. Our focus is not in this property right now because it is very expensive to access and I feel like we owe it to our shareholders to drill the best most cost efficient properties we have. This will result in more meters drilled for less capital output. We have something that could turn out to be elephant size discovery in south BC. All of the signs we looks for when discovering major mines of the past are here. We are working hard to bring this news to shareholders soon.

Q8 – How are things with Red Quest Copper corp. What are your plans there?

A. Most companies look for any old property to do a qualifying transaction however we are perusing a reverse spin out to obtain what we consider is a much higher potential project. This is a rare feat for an IPO to accomplish.

Q9 – What can you tell me about the Yukon operations?

A. Again these are helicopter accessible properties for the most part and the expense to drill them is much more significant than to drill road and Kodiak accessible properties in BC. We feel as though we can still get these properties drilled through agreements while maintaining a significant focus in BC. We plan to make some announcements regarding agreements in the Yukon soon. However as I said before I am not too keen about the Yukon right now. It is very overcrowded and we are just not a company that throws stakes in the ground 20kms away from an atac properties and then tries to ride there coat tails. We are looking for company maker’s end of story, not interested in selling a story of bull and disappointing our investors.

Q10 – What inspired Lawrence Roulston’s involvement with the company?

A. Great question. We are very happy to have him aboard, he has a great reputation and is not like these other promoters that ask us to write them options to pump our company. He is truly a professional investor making educated decisions and pointing investors in the direction of his decisions which is the kind of person we want involved with us. Lawrence actually came to us. Told us he had been accumulating and he wanted to have a little closer look at our operations. We are bringing him and a number of other analyst and bloggers out to the Engineer mine early this summer to give them an up close look. He said he plans to write more in the near future about the company.

I am planning to buy more tomorrow. The opportunity is too great. Do you know how many investors have came along and said they want in on this play the day JDM is out. Hundreds if not more, I would not be surprised if the company did a NR announcing JDM was no longer involved in the company.

Thank you for taking the time to consider investing in BCG we are excited for this summer as I and the management I have spoke to see our share price getting out of the range it has traded in for the last year. Thanks mainly in part to the exit of the mineral fields group as investors. Today is a great day and it means great returns, our share price will be considerably different in 3 months Brian said and if it isn’t I will have to quit the industry (jokingly), because I must not know what I am doing anymore and I find that hard to believe. Thank you for considering investing.