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junker Donating Member (403 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Nov-06-04 06:41 PM
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3. i don't sell gold. Labels again. Gotta learn to look behind the labels
people.

throughout history, otherwise known as the cumulative total sum of all conspiracies, both successful and failed (the only kind we learn about) the only recourse the private individual had against the machinations of the powerful, was a personal stash of value from labor over the years.

Look to Thomas Jefferson who decried the rise of 'national banking interests' as the damnation of all democracies into dictatorships. Or Woodrow Wilson, famed signer of the Federal Reserve Act in virtual secrecy upon completing the act he is heard to say, 'may history forgive me for I have sold the American people into slavery'...


now, let me ask all who are holding gold? You be slaves?

OK, now, hands up out there...who is the slave to credit cards? To a wage? To health care.......

thank you. Point made.

Labelers are brain-dead zombie buzzkills parroting the talking points their master-bater Rove wants them to remember.

First, people who would decry my brief warning /call to action here, learn to discipline your own mind as I refuse to continue to slay the unarmed and un-witted.

If ten thousand people buy one ounce of gold and take it off the market, that is stash it away, an entire block is removed from play. This, due to the propensity of fractional reserve (margin purchase/sales) is greatly magnified in a market that is as small as is the gold/silver markets. Somewhere, in a world of tighening supplies and rising prices for ALL commodities (*look to the K wave and the impact of wheat prices in 1929-1933), those ounces would have to be obtained and some bank will lose money buying them to deliver to you (back filling the bullion channel actually). This one action will start a market price correction not due to the actual impact of the 10k ounces bought, but rather due to the sudden appearance of 10 thousand new customers in a market that is tightly controlled and manipulated which is NOT prepared for a rise in anything, or a change in anything. So the back fill will have a huge impact on all the calcs used to price shorting lease rates. After all what if those 10 k people show back up again? And what if they brought their friends?

Bear in mind, TPTB and the Federal Reserve bank would just as soon the gold market go away forever and leave them to paying you with electronic credits for your hard work....

say, did you feel it just then? Even the labelers out there probably noticed it. The price of insurance just went up again. Opps, there goes the price of milk. And gas....now why do you suppose that is?

Is it cause the long term price of oil is going to fall? How bout the geopolitical situation? going to get better tomorrow now that Prince Bushies got the throne for another 4 years? I think not....that is why gold goes up and paper dollars go down in value....


so any labelers out there care to 'splain how the confidence in the world situation, the dollar, and the USofA gov is gonna get better and actually create a recovering economy? Eh? Walk your talk loud mouth whores for the papercurrency establishment.....feels good to be labeled, don't it.

Ok all you paperwhores, start flapping them gums you use to suck off your paperpushing masters who have you so brainwashed you actually think that it did NOT matter that Kerry was a bonesman....
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