background information on this, and my “arm waving” promise of gold futures at depth.

Yes, I am a “mining stocks sector” expert, having had my school lunch money stolen by thugs hanging out on the Financial District corners of New York City. London, and Toronto. Go ahead and sue! Thanks to the Internet I happen to have First Admentment Rights, and I also know that the truth documented in E-mails are acceptable defense in frivolous libel suits.

I have been explaining for some time, on other www.MiningMagazines.com publications that I actually went back to New York once, with hat in hand to call on IPO underwriter Bear Sterns, accountant Arthur Anderson, attorneys as Marc Dryer, Nasdaq’s Director Maddox, and a recent addition of a mortgage expert and yet-another hedge fund abuse, to the list of crimes against the average American worker “worth his hire,” trying to store the worth of his labor by investing in a portable system that used to be called REAL MONEY.

In the genre of the drum-beating of the emotional nightly show of Reality Wall Street Survivor, from my actual experience digging pieces of silver from a bountiful earth I would love to have some ETF/ Futures financial mining investment / banking “EXPERT” explain to me why it is that weight of a pound of gold is not equal in value to a pound of feathers!

And, while you are at it please tell those of us who actually have measured silver ore in the Banks of Bowser Creek, how it is you “have not’s,” somehow control the spot price of silver from the London Bullion Exchange, American Green Sheets, and Toronto’s TX exchange of “pump and dump” venture promotions that have cost individual mineral investors so dearly?

While I may have the “EXPERTS” attention I also would like to know a few other things not explained in the Canadian financial junk mail

press releases that everyday clog our www.MiningMagazines.com E-mail boxes looking for free advertising to bypass our “Do No Evil” Google Adsense Partnership:

1) Wasn’t a futures market designed to help farmers invest in a crop that wouldn’t meant to be harvested for months? So when did “hog bellies” become a day traded poker chip in the Trump-You Casino of a hoggish Wall Street? Isn’t that a form of cannibalism?

2) How is it that a stock market system designed for the raising of long term capitalism to actually produce something —as the mining of silver— can be so counterproductive as to allow speculation day trading a unmined natural resource— valued by pieces of dead-tree paper that perhaps, as in the Wimier Republic Marks could be burned in a fireplace instead of coal? In other words, what truly is the free market “price” of silver beyond that of it’s critical use in new age energy replacing heating oil which probably should be conserved for use in plastics.

3) What outdated Ivy League business school taught you how to take over the concept that all it takes is a “legal” bankers position in backing loans, to leverage “upside” growth into yet another “parabolic bubble” of paper for silver? What MBA accounting program lectured you that an ounce of silver that only cost .08¢ to mine, somehow wasn’t as exciting as Wall Street Ponzi promisees of a twenty percent return in USD?

4) What history challenged American economics professors have you been listening to who actually support Nixon taking us off the silver standard, by allowing a British Bank to replace the honest Silver Dollar that rang “freedom” when tossed upon a marble countertop in Mountain Home, Idaho, to pay for a haircut, with yet-another-silver certificate printed on paper?

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