National Strategic and Critical Minerals Production Act

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Fowledup, I subscribe o a lot of sites, get all kinds of e-mails in the box. sometime i just do a random search for something gold related like building a better mouse trap, get side tracked scrolling for info, I will PM ya
 

I think it's funny how up in arms ecopsycho's get over hardrock mining, sure the big name companies are ran by scumbags that have a track record of poisoning entire communities for their profit, however personal feelings aside those keyboard warriors wouldn't have anything to make propaganda with if it weren't for "deadly hardrock mining" everything you see boils down to mining / lumber / food gathering. Take away one, the others follow. If they truely wanted to make a difference they would simply open their own hardrock mining business and go about it in a "green" manner.
 

In reading the document, one small paragraph stuck out:

"Domestic mines that will provide strategic and critical minerals shall be considered an "infrastructure
project" as described in Presidential Order Improving Performance of Federal Permitting and Review of
Infrastructure Projects dated March 22, 2012.


Yet another step by those dedicated to having a central government
that controls every aspect of a citizens life.

This form of government is commonly known as: Communism
 

When the first greenie meanie "Sierra Club" came out about the negative impacts of mining, what pictures did you see
of course, then came the followers to the trough of easy tax payer money.
Now Sierra fund practices the same art of deceit and distract

Inform the public the individual miners using a suction dredge are harming the environment, what pictures do you see, I wish I could move that much material with my dredge
pictured i did when i was only 15 years of age, running a two inch i was a bit feisty, energetic
 

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