RESPONSE TO SHAREHOLDERS
Q&A WEBSITE
October 19, 2007

We continue this week with answering the most commonly asked questions, in no particular order.

Q) “When will the next Medinah AGM be held and where?”

A) The next AGM will be held in Las Vegas, as usual. Medinah is incorporated in the State of Nevada. The meeting schedule will be determined in November and notices posted on the company’s website with advance notification prior to official mailings to all registered shareholders.

Q) “In the last Q and A, you stated the OS as being over 512,000,000 shares. This is more than I thought. Can we be reasonably assured that there will be no further dilution?“

A) The company’s policy is to restrict shares issued to those absolutely necessary to maintain the company’s contracts and operations on a very constrained basis.

Q) “In the Shareholder Update from September 28, it was stated that: "Company Management is actively conferring with tax experts to base the most plausible strategy going forward. ... This is the final step forward toward the completion of a Business Agreement for the Alto de Lipangue project." However, on October 12 on the Medinah website Q & A it was stated: "The taxation implications have been satisfactorily resolved ... Negotiation with the parties and their Aborgatos will continue in earnest next week." This is confusing. If the taxation issue was supposed to be the "final step toward completion," and the taxation issue has now been "satisfactorily resolved," why is negotiation continuing? Did something else come up after September 28 that still needs to be resoved? Are you still expecting Plan A to be completed this month, as stated in another Q & A? By the way, despite the aforementioned confusion, I would like to commend you for the frequency and quality of your recent shareholder communications. Thank you.”

A) The restructuring of the corporate affairs regarding the taxation issues has resulted in a substantial savings to Medinah in both the short term and long term and we appreciate the professional manner in which the tax experts accomplished it, albeit expensive and time consuming.

As stated, we are now proceeding with the potential Joint Venture partners and their “Abogados” to structure the agreements to comply with the revised taxation requirements.