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To: NYBob1 who wrote (67)	5/18/2007 3:25:33 PM
From: NYBob1	Respond to of 144

The dollar is a broken contract to repay with gold or silver - Fraud versus Truth! - Major Frauds of the U.S. Monetary System. 1. The dollar is a broken contract to repay with gold or silver. 2. Unrestrained creation of money increases an already unpayable debt to the public. 3. Banks don’t possess the fraudulent paper money they say is in your accounts. 4. The FDIC is a lie; they don’t have the money to cover the accounts either. 5. The central banks only possess half the gold they say they do, the rest is leased out. 6. Bonds are a paper promise to pay more fraudulent paper promises. 7. Inflation indexed bonds adjust by using a false rate much lower that the real rate. 8. More futures contracts are sold, than silver or gold exists. 9. Options are a bad gamble on leveraged futures, and most expire worthless. 10. Position limits on longs attempt to control the market by limiting buyers' purchases. 11. COMEX silver delivery delays are market defaults. 12. Bank hold times on checks defraud you of access to your money. 13. Legal tender laws prevent people from using gold and silver as money. 14. Taxes on gold and silver purchases are illegal since it is only one tender for another. 15. Income tax was to be temporary from WWII; it's fraudulent and unconstitutional. 16. The social security system, medicaid, and medicare is a pyramid scheme and will collapse. silverstockreport.com investorshub.com

To: NYBob1 who wrote (67)	5/23/2007 10:32:07 AM
From: NYBob1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 144

Franklin Continues Developing Bolivian Projects - Est. 1864 LAS VEGAS, NV -- (MARKET WIRE) -- May 23, 2007 -- Franklin Mining, Inc. - FMNJ - subsidiary Franklin Mining, Bolivia S.A. continues to develop multiple projects in Bolivia and is pleased to be able to issue this update on the status - of current projects. Delta Consult Grant Thornton International - recently completed a special audit of - Franklin Mining, Bolivia's - incoming and outgoing cash between June 2004 and June 2006. This special audit was requested to insure that all internal policies and procedures had been followed. Franklin Mining, Inc. - management used the - Delta Consult Grant Thornton International special audit report as a guide in modifying both staff and internal operations to insure the subsidiary company is equipped and prepared to meet the challenges of the coming years. Franklin Mining, Bolivia S.A. continues working with CENTROMIN engineers and technical staff as installation, procurement and production timelines at the Pulacayo processing plant are reviewed and implemented. Obtaining final approval of the plant's design was delayed for almost nine months due to management difficulties within Franklin Mining, Bolivia S.A. - that are now resolved. The processing plant, to be completed under the direction of Ing. Walter Lesteros, is a design widely used throughout Peru's mining industry. Management anticipates the plant will initially process a minimum 200 tons per day. ranklin Mining, Inc. - CEO Jaime Melgarejo, Jr. - and members of the Franklin Mining, Bolivia S.A. staff - will travel to Cerro Rico de Potosi - on Friday, May 25, 2007, to meet with - COMIBOL personnel as they perform a final evaluation of recently submitted production studies for - Franklin's plan to begin mining operation - at this historic site. Dr. David Roy Rivas Murillo has resigned his appointment as Senior Financial Analyst. About Franklin Mining, Inc: Franklin Mining, Inc. has mining and exploration interests in the United States, Argentina and Bolivia; Franklin Mining, Bolivia S.A. is a wholly owned subsidiary. Franklin Mining, Inc. holds 51% ownership in both Franklin Oil & Gas, Bolivia S.A. and Franklin Oil & Gas, Argentina S.A. Additional company information is available at www.franklinmining.com. DISCLOSURES: "Safe Harbor" statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: ---- Franklin Mining, Inc.'s actual results to differ materially from those expressed in any forward-looking statements made by, or on behalf of, Franklin Mining, Inc. For further information, please visit our website (www.franklinmining.com) or contact our Investor Relations firm, A. Austin & Company, 1-702-386-5379. A. Austin & Company Investor Relations 1-702-386-5379 www.franklinmining.com SOURCE: Franklin Mining, Inc. - marketwire.com franklinmining.com. investorshub.com Imo. Tia. God Bless