In this issue field editor Barry Murray's article: Silver Investments—Investing In Silver Futures 101

Given the impact of destruction of the American economy by a handful of multinational financial terrorists let loose on Wall Street last year, and the first shots of “holy war of 9/11” fought over the devaluation of Middle East petro-dollars bringing down the icons of World Trade, I am wondering if Main Street tax payers, in the heartland of America, can survive yet another free-traded multinational financial failure as the manipulations which came out of the London office of AIG.

The son of a hard money advocate, who was the something grand-son of no less than seven frugal Scots-Irishmen who won the Revolutionary War at Cowpens, and Kings Mountain, while traitor New Yorkers were having a tea party with redcoat generals in occupied New York, I admit I am a little bit concerned about paying bailout taxes without representation. We also were at the Battle of New Orleans. This is why I feel it is my patriotic duty to mount my high horse and shout a warning out riding down Main Street that, “The British are coming. Again! ”

Now don’t turn away because I try to get all my paranoia into one long sentence. I can keep my “crazy” voice out of the Alaska wilderness warnings short.

I predicted in February of 2004 — “The no-money down housing market is headed for a tax payer disaster.”

I wrote in 2006 that rewarding the CEO of Exxon a “bonus of $400 for slipping a merger with Mobil past Teddy Roosevelt’s Sherman Anti-trust Act, would be paid by consumers at the pump.”

For now, however, I am only trying to get the attention of American readers interested in investing in mining of our country —having heard that the only true source of wealth is either grown, or mined.

This is to the point without wading through 12 pages, following, of supporting argument. If you, without stockbroker churning and flipping manipulations, cannot find a listed stock offering that actually makes sense, to compete against multinational hedge funds sucking up capital needed by American miners for underground production, then try to find buy silver bullion bars for sale.

But, bottom line: Do not trust Barclays Bank silver ETFs bought on the margin!     NEXT PAGE>>