Post by dvermill on Mar 12, 2009 7:30:32 GMT -6
Posted: Mar 12 2009 By: Jim Sinclair Post Edited: March 12, 2009 at 1:03 am
Filed under: General Editorial
Dear CIGAs,
A successful precious/base metals operation should be incorporated in one county and operating in another while internationally listed.
The greatest political and environmental risk to all mining exists in the US.
This is a form of Dean Harry’s ultimate means of protection. Dean Harry teaches that ultimate protection lies in a 3 step life style; "Citizenship in one country, body in another and money in a third."
With a liberal administration, the US mining lobby has an uphill fight on this one.
From Chris Laird’s PrudentSquirrel.com…
The US congress is proposing new very restrictive mining regulations like yearly inspections and a whole gamut of new regulations specifically on precious metal miners….in the name of the environment… it’s hard to say the effect on big US mines, but the smaller ones will have lots of trouble with this if it gets through.
Rahall Proposes Bill to End All Mining in the U.S.
by Scott Harn
Nick Rahall, chairman of the House Resources Committee, reintroduced mining reform legislation in the House of Representatives on January 27, 2009. The Congressman has obviously been away from real work for far too long. H.R. 699, the Hardrock Mining and Reclamation Act of 2009, should be labeled H.R. 666 because it appears to have been written by the Devil himself. If it passes as written, it will completely destroy an entire industry.
www.jsmineset.com/
Filed under: General Editorial
Dear CIGAs,
A successful precious/base metals operation should be incorporated in one county and operating in another while internationally listed.
The greatest political and environmental risk to all mining exists in the US.
This is a form of Dean Harry’s ultimate means of protection. Dean Harry teaches that ultimate protection lies in a 3 step life style; "Citizenship in one country, body in another and money in a third."
With a liberal administration, the US mining lobby has an uphill fight on this one.
From Chris Laird’s PrudentSquirrel.com…
The US congress is proposing new very restrictive mining regulations like yearly inspections and a whole gamut of new regulations specifically on precious metal miners….in the name of the environment… it’s hard to say the effect on big US mines, but the smaller ones will have lots of trouble with this if it gets through.
Rahall Proposes Bill to End All Mining in the U.S.
by Scott Harn
Nick Rahall, chairman of the House Resources Committee, reintroduced mining reform legislation in the House of Representatives on January 27, 2009. The Congressman has obviously been away from real work for far too long. H.R. 699, the Hardrock Mining and Reclamation Act of 2009, should be labeled H.R. 666 because it appears to have been written by the Devil himself. If it passes as written, it will completely destroy an entire industry.
www.jsmineset.com/