Harte Gold Corp. HRTFF

3000 gold

[Homestone]

Possible yes but not overnight.Harte's problems are here and now,not some time in the future.A lifeline,a sale or bankruptcy.Those are the realities.

[ballot123]

Homestone. Respectfully , you speak often on this Bulletin Board, but you often don't reflect the mood or intent of the shareholders in general. I often wonder where you get your guidance. From insiders? Close to you? Far from us. Please describe your circumstances a bit better if you intend to be a frequent inputer going forward. Sorry, I detect a bit of insiderism when I read you posts over

[Homestone]

Point taken Ballot. My circumstance is that I am a shareholder.Since there was nothing but bush where the mine is now.I live nearby the Harte Gold camp and know more than a few people who work for Harte.It's no secret Harte is in trouble.I read all news releases and it's there in black and white.As a shareholder I hope there is a solution that benefits all shareholders.I can understand the

[ballot123]

Thanks, Homestone. You are consistently level-headed and probably the most respectful poster I've seen. I just get frustrated when I sense there is a real, oncentrated effort to beat the Harte share price down . You seem to have joined the negative chorus lately. Many of your posts have been more positive. So if you're losing hope, I take that very seriously indeed. I just wish there

[Fredfudpucker00]

Ballot, as far as I know Homestone is just an average White River guy , talking about what he hears on the street. The miners aren't supposed to talk about Harte,  but probably are talking  amongst themselves, trying to figure out  what is happening to mine. As for insiders on site, the only one is Dan Gagnon,and I'm sure he isn't spreading rumours. Most insiders would

[ulsterscot1944]

Nobody cares what I say and quite frankly I don't give a damn, but I think Homestone has been more help to me than all the flaming idiots that spout the 'sky is falling' routine. I don't understand why anyone would choose to throw rocks when the man has gone out of his way to keep us informed. That's me done. Thanks, Homestone.