Nepheline Syenite
— A Unique Multiple
Use Thermal Mineral

1 — Rock Wool

2 — ‘Green’ Glass

3 — ‘R’ Factor Tiles

4 — Steelmaking Flux

5 — Super Cement

6 — Kitchen Counters

7 — Water Filtration

8 — Fracture Sand

9 — Marine Paints

10— Polymer Foams

11— Super Drywalls

12— Hydroponics Base

Further Explained on
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Nepheline Syenite — of course you know all of the uses of this unique magic 'green' mineral?

What is NS? First off, drop the syenite part (a coarse-grained blue/gray igneous rock composed of alkali feldspar and ferromagnesian hornblende minerals) as that somehow reminds anti-mining reporters — newspaper stingers, paid by the column inch— as the cyanide catastrophes in the extraction of gold and silver in the old “hard money” days before paper ETFs, and the gas that Hitler used to solve his “banker” problem to control when inflating land values in yet-another-bubble to finance the Third Reich.

The funny part of environmental fear tactics that may have been used against the American mining industry, for all the wrong reasons, is that the 750 Million Tons Nepheline I can accurately write about is at Table Mountain, visible from the absolutely delightful fishing/tourist village of Newport, Oregon. My documentation supporting the quantity, and quality of my material is shown on Roberta Dickerson’s www.Nepheline.com/nepheline-documentation.html, who is representing the sale of the whole mountain. (Phone: 503-753-5868). She has video of me explaining what the property is all about. My contribution in a downloaded paper is all about explaining the material.

As I was born and raised in old, resource rich Oregon — known for a wealth of nature’s bounty of things grown, harvested, and mined — I too have a respect for things beautiful enough to be photographed that make it into my OregonTravelMagazine.com. As the trees I helped plant 60-years ago, as a volunteer, replenishing the Tillamook Burn.

It isn’t my fault that the only viable deposit of this magic mineral of the future in America (other than 3M’s Arkansas roofing granule operation) is located just seventeen miles from a Siletz Native American Confederated Tribe sea going barge and railhead facility. I also am a little embarrassed that an individual, without a SEC approved corporation is in a position to bypass the traditional mining finance industry by selling feedstock in-place tonnage direct to manufacturers. You know, the businessmen that actually do something productive instead of exporting the jobs ordinary Americans need to pay their ponzi scheme mortgages.

What is important is Nepheline Syenite is the “Swiss Army Knife” of “green” minerals is so critical in the battle of climatic change, that we Oregonians with a touch of Native Blood — FYI Indians are from India, that also has access to Nepheline through Pakistan— don’t allow the “Forked-Tongue People” to make the mistake of killing a buffalo and only taking the hump, tongue, and hide. Or that Congress has actually sided with multinational corporation stockholders to continue cartel style control over the natural resources of an American workers birthright. Fortunately, we do have a synergetic relationship with the local U.S. Forest Service to protect our home from the bungling exploitation of un-accountable multi-national corporations as BP, whose Chairman of the Board is on public record for labeling Americans as a "little people!"

This is why I am pleased to announce that I, as the single signer claim holder, but you can get info from Bill Defoe, who can be reached at wrdafoe@gmail.com, or Tia Midas at Phone:401-203-3189 E-Mail: mrmidas22@gmail.com to develop the multiple uses of the Table Mountain material for the benefit of the Pacific Coast community. In other words, as I am 72-years of age, and don't have enough seconds left in my life, if you are interested at all in nepheline syenite beneficial uses for mankind, instead of just the one percent of Wall Street, then talk to Bill or Tai. Please do not call him William, as that makes him become a distrustful crank-a-dank, just as me.

Barry Murray