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Wednesday February 7th 2007

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
ATTENTION TRADERS AND INVESTORS
Hemisphere Gold, Inc. - HPGI IS POISED FOR A HUGE GAIN

THIS ONE COULD BREAK 3.00 VERY SOON.

On monday they released news explaining they found gold anomolies spanning 20 kilometers - THIS COULD LEAD TO SOMETHING GREAT!

Watch HPGI trade and add it to your raddar now.

We expect this one to explode.
Make your profit today.


This message includes long-sighted statements. This is not an offer to buy or sell any shares. The sponsor of this letter paid ten thousand dollars for distribution of this publication.













The federal deficit hit an all-time high under Bush of $413 billion in 2004. It has been declining since that time and the 2008 budget projects it will continue to decline and show a surplus in 2012, three years after Bush leaves office.Bush also will seek to trim spending on farm subsidies by $18 billion over five years, mainly by reducing payments to wealthier farmers, an effort certain to spark resistance among farm state lawmakers.Responding to the new political realities of a Democratic-controlled Congress, Bush will propose balancing the budget in five years, matching a goal put forward by Democratic leaders.Responding to the new political realities of a Democratic-controlled Congress, Bush will propose balancing the budget in five years, matching a goal put forward by Democratic leaders."It just gives you sticker shock. Every time you turn around it's another $100 billion," Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad, a Democrat from North Dakota, said of Bush's war spending."It just gives you sticker shock. Every time you turn around it's another $100 billion," Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad, a Democrat from North Dakota, said of Bush's war spending.

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