Dear Arik,

Shalom,

Shalom.


I think that the publicly selling of TGC shares is "quite"
dangerous

In the first place, why do you think it dangerous for The Gold Casino to be selling shares to the public?

In the second place, are the individual members of the
public competent to decide for themselves whether or not
buying shares of The Gold Casino is dangerous?  If not,
why aren't they able to choose for themselves in this matter?

Do you think the government should intervene to prevent
people from buying dangerous shares of dangerous stocks?

Do you think that private companies like The Gold Casino
should be deprived of access to the investor capital of
the public?  Why?

Do you think that only companies which file registration
papers with the government should ever be "allowed" to
get public investments?  Do you mind if I cite some examples
of publicly traded, registered, government "allowed" companies
that turned out to be scams and cost the investing public
billions?  Companies with names like Enron, WorldCom, and
a couple hundred dozen others.

If the public is to be guarded from investing in companies
like The Gold Casino, who shall guard the public from
these guardians?  A police force powerful enough to
protect the public from every danger is also powerful
enough to be a danger.

Regards,

Jim
 http://8715605.thegoldcasino.com/


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