Other-than-that if you and your uncle feel confident that you could make it work, you just need to tell yourself that gold will go up to around $3000/ounce within the next two to three years (likely even higher). Then weigh your gold mine out on a cost/benefit analysis from there. Make sure you have your guns and ammo handy because with a small operation and those types of prices and more people out of work, it may very well turn into the Molly Hatchet song!

Some of your rants and those of others I have heard have helped perk my mind regarding this deposit up in Wells, B.C.. Some of us who speak with certainty about the rise of gold may want to invest in such an opportunity. This opportunity is sitting right there for the taking. All it takes is “balls”. But! with such certainty in the rise of gold, this is an easy decision and therefore is not about the “balls” but about making a smart decision. I am considering this. What do you think?

Do I have ‘gold fever’?

Alex

Pertaining to the ramifications of the U.S. dollar collapsing, it is not necessarily that China will lead the world. They are a major player and when the U.S. collapses they will certainly come on with even more strength. We need to keep in mind, however, that China owns a trillion U.S. dollars that they will see go up in smoke. Around 65% of the worldwide economy is dependent upon the U.S. It will be a worldwide depression. It will enable the emerging countries like India, China, Brazil etc to strengthen in relative comparison. Not that their standard of living will go up, but rather, that ours will go down.

Immediately following the collapse of the U.S. dollar, average individuals who tried to bury their head in the sand, suggesting it “can’t happen” or “I’m too busy going to work, looking after my kids and paying my mortgage”, will then start clamoring for gold and silver, stockpiling food, whiskey and likely guns and ammo. Many U.S. citizens started doing this last year already. What many individuals are unaware of is that Smith and Wesson stock in the U.S. went up 50% last year, so did Jack Daniel’s Whiskey…

Thank you for your article. You make some stunning comments. I am not smart enough to know the background and source of your claims. I fully respect what you are doing here and appreciate this forum. I will say I will ask the questions and put you on the spot. I find your comments quite fascinating. Again thank you. You got some guts.

I do not quite understand your arguments revolving around the banking systems of our Western democracy. Can you please explain a little further and provide a little more detail. Also what are the ramnifications when the US economy fails? Who leads the World? The Chinese?

Thanks Alex