Silk Energy Ltd SLKEF

RE: Comparing CEO''s

[millright]

cadomin, I must apologize to you. I thought you were the dumbest S.O.B. I had ever encountered following your comments on mining, repricing warrants and your kindergarten understanding of compensation options. Now I must admit that you are just the second dumbest S.O.B. I have ever encountered. The dumbest would be anyone that would consider your opinion on mining and management was worthwhile - if, in fact anyone really did. Your judgement in your conclusions is about what I would expect. I'll stick to the ISM/LBE comparison of CEO's. I find it interesting that you seem to think that you put Gary Nash's experience as a real estate developer and contractor, as being the same as being a carpenter. I have the idea that much of your judgement and reasoning skills can be judged by your assumption that there is anything interesting in this comparison. As far as mining experience I would think that Dr. Nash's successes in overseeing a company that has actually mined, as being worthy of note. The fact that his educational background is somewhat more related to mining and allowed him to complete a model that would assist in exploration decisions may also be worthy of note. And the fact that this ability was proven to be worthwhile in acquiring a property after exploration by another mining company - redefine the exploration approach and discover a significant ore body is even more noteworthy. As far as demonstrated ability as a CEO I find it laughable that RM is compared to anyone on a favourable basis - when you look at the disappointment expressed by ISM supporters - how would an unbiased audience react? His securities experience, which could be of some value, is more than offset by the tarnished reputation he picked up when obtaining the experience. Your ignorance and bias is most evident in your comment on geologists. I would not discredit Kian Jenson, but somewhere ISM has managed to do all this exploration you talk about without producing a NI43-101 that states it has an economical resource. To place ISM first is absurd. However, the really ludicrous part of the whole thing is thinking you are qualified to rate anything to do with drilling, geology or mining. You are giving an opinion on ore reserves that Kian Jenson refuses to put his name to, and yet you are the author of the biggest blunder ever made by a wannabee expert. You know so little about the subject that you don't even know what true width is. That's akin to someone setting himself out as an expert on brain surgery that thinks a lobotomy is just another name for castration. You're so goddam dumb, you don't realize how little you know. Give it a rest cadomin - you're making a bloody fool of yourself.