[hedgetrimmer]

The US government is paying for a feasiblity study so that an Idaho company will set up a silver mine in Central America. Its paid for by the USTR through the CAFTA.

What do you mean the government isn't encouraging relocation? Why would they pay for a private company to move down there? As Toddsterpatriot put it, CAFTA, like NAFTA and the FTAA is just corporate welfare.

[Dog Gone]

I'm not familiar with that provision, but relocating a silver company to a place where there is silver seems like a no brainer.

[Toddsterpatriot]

What do you mean the government isn't encouraging relocation?

You crack me up. You think they shouldn't set up a silver mine in Central America, WHERE THE SILVER IS?

You're right, we should mine silver where it doesn't exist. Maybe in Chicago. Keep high paying mining jobs here in Chicago.

You're a joke.