I do not know what message you are speaking of cockeral1. The only message I have written was about The Illinois senator who reported ,had wrote of Bank of America telling them he would do no future business with them if they didn't help a company who would have to lay of workers if they didn't lend them the money to stay in business. Although I don't know the whole financial scheme, it was worth mentioning ,the next day the Federal government made indictments against the Governor.This being said it does concern me considering that Bank of America can get bailed out of there messes but small American companies are being forced out of business. During this whole escapade presented by our national news agency, there was nothing told about that small company. Hence it is a concern only showing more favorability to well to do Wall Street companies and not the backbone companies that keep them in supply. Enough said. It was nice to see CNBC finally speak up and somewhat honest about commodities and small mining companies. Its to bad we as a sector could not have our own show on tv with our own prospective. But I have also thought if we could gather up all the people who are so wise on these matters to have a , who cares half hour show {although a hour would be awesome} we would have greater opportunities to open up the flow in smaleer mining outfits, as well as bringing to light all the false financial statements that should be brought to light. Just a idea.