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Wanna Real bombshell??
First take the notion of "conspiracies" and pack it away somewhere.
There is only one thing that matters to the bottom line of humanity.
Truth... So what's the truth? Who knows? Just let some time pass and
you/we will find out. Who would have thought at the time that the
Lusitania was sunk on purpose to bring the US into WWI just for a big
bunch of $$. It's well documented that Wilson and Churchill planned
the whole thing and the German Govt. tried vigilantly to warn the
American public to not board the Lusitania because they knew what was
to happen...and happen it did.
So what about Gold?? Boy ... Wish I could see the collective faces of
you folks as you read this..
Do some research on "The Twelfth Planet" and other works by Zacharia
Sitchin. Bottom line. Earth has been visited and harvested for
millenia. Entities from
the planet Nibiru (it's orbit is once again close to ours after
thousands of years) came here to harvest gold because they needed it
for some kind of protection for their atmosphere (something like
ozone??). Possible?? Don't believe?? Laugh it off? Why? Just let a
little time pass.......
Some people in this thread keep chiming in about such and such a bank
being "short" tonnes of Gold and losing $$ if Gold rises. How do you
know they aren't part of a conglomerate that is holding physical gold
and they can "deliver it" at $200 or $150?? Hmmmm....Just like a
farmer, "sell short" a few thousand bushels of Beans. When the contract
time comes they just deliver the beans and collect the price they sold
at... Happens all the time. No conspiracy.
Now it's time to lose some sleep... I thought this one was a
conspiracy myself until it affected me directly.
Contrails... Check out the link below.
http://www.islandnet.com/~wilco/
http://www.islandnet.com/~wilco/investsky.htm
I am a commercial pilot and can tell you that while contrails do vary
depending on altitude, pressure and moisture, they DO disipate in a
short time. If you keep your eyes to the sky (esp. on the East coast
USA lately) you wil see many con trails that get wider, lower, and soon
look like a cirrus cloud form. I thought this whole thing was BS until
I noticed dozens of these planes over the DC area in the first week of
May. In a few days my whole family was sick and my son
had to go to the doctor with serious respiratory problems. Come to find
out that THOUSANDS of people in S. California had these problems a few
months ago and it has been related to chemical spraying from aircraft.
I won't say who or why... Listen to Al Cuppet and others with real
credentials..
Then listen to Jeff Renses' interview with Al Cuppet (Joints chiefs
under Colin Powell) from May 7th.
http://www.broadcast.com/shows/endoftheline/99archives.stm
You will find that your concerns about investing and money have little
meaning...
Who would have thought that all of the bizzare TV shows and movies
(there really are a lot when you stop to count) about ET's are more
truth than fiction.
SYNCRONICITY!!! I just turned on my Real Audio (12:10am EDT) and Jeff
Rense is on live (or maybe a repeat of the May 7 show above) with Al
Cuppet!!! Bone chilling..
Best Regards,
Gary
--- SLAWEKP@xxxxxxx wrote:
>
>
> ATTACHMENT part 2 message/rfc822
> From: lepatron@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> To: SLAWEKP@xxxxxxx
> Subject: The Sunday London Times - The New York Post
> - A Dallas Story
> Date: Sun, 16 May 1999 12:59:00 -0400
>
>
> Le Metropole members,
>
> Slowly, but surely, our side of the gold story is
> beginning to reach the mainstream media. The stories
>
> below were in the Sunday London Times and The
> New York Post.
>
> This is an encouraging development but it would be
> nice
> if just ONE mainstream press outlet would go into
> all the
> material we have put together and then make an
> assessment
> of what we have to say. It would appear that most of
> the commentary about GATA is off of "soundbites".
>
> I am going to try and rectify that tomorrow, As I
> told you
> a couple of weeks ago, I was moving to Dallas to
> be better able to launch GATA to a more visible
> level.
> Tomorrow, I am walking into the Dallas Morning News
> to
> ask them to take a serious, in-depth look at our
> story.
>
> On Friday, the monthly CPI for April was .7%, the
> biggest one month increase since 1990. The bond
> yields
> hit 5.95% at one point, the XAU held steady, but the
> gold market swooned. Goldman Sachs was a heavy
> seller
> all day and were big "put" buyers. Gold makes multi
> year lows while the bond market vigilantes crater
> the
> bond market because they do not like what they see
> on
> the inflation front. This makes no sense unless,...
>
> What is going on here is plain as day, yet none are
> so
> blind as those that will not see. It is time that
> the main stream
> press take their blinders off, or worse, stop
> suppressing
> the real gold story here. The Financial Times calls
> GATA dangerous ( to whom? ), two wire services
> killed
> stories on GATA, the Wall Street Journal and New
> York
> Times refuse to even listen, and the Dow Jones
> newswire editors pablemisized a story on GATA to
> such an extend that although
> they sent out a newswire, the GATA story was
> presented in such
> a hokey way in the end that no one ran it. And yet,
> what we may
> have here might be one of the great financial
> scandals ever.
>
> I am going to give a presentation in behalf of GATA
> at the
> Northeast Investment in Mining Conference on June 3
> in New
> York City. The conference would like to help GATA in
> any way they can and have generously offered to
> provide a luncheon table for the press on June 2.
> Tomorrow, we will begin to invite the NY press,
> wire services, financial writers, etc to listen
> to the many aspects of this complicated story that
> we have assembled.
>
> It will be interesting to see who is willing to
> listen.
>
> Later on today, there will be some fascinating
> commentary served at the various Cafe Tables.
>
> Latest GATA press:
>
>
> CONSPIRACY THEORISTS PAN NET FOR GOLD
>
> By Kirstie Hamilton
> City Editor
> Sunday London Times
> May 15, 1999
>
> The gold market is seething with Internet-inspired
> rumours of a huge conspiracy in which some of the
> world's biggest financial institutions are alleged
> to
> be suppressing the price of gold.
>
> Everyone from major European and American investment
>
> banks through to the Bank of England and America's
> Federal Reserve have roles to play in the story,
> which
> at its most dramatic stretches the credulity of even
>
> the most dedicated conspiracy theorist.
>
> But milder versions are being taken seriously by
> some
> of the gold business's establishment figures,
> including
> the chairman of South Africa's second-largest gold
> producer and the heads of two European gold
> producers.
>
> Those allegedly involved in the plot throw up their
> hands in despair at the tales being given any
> credence.
> "This is complete baloney," said the representative
> of
> one bank alleged to be part of the conspiracy.
>
> The stories, which have been building over recent
> months, have exploded since the Treasury announced
> earlier this month that it will sell half of
> Britain's
> gold reserves in a series of auctions.
>
> Bill Murphy, an American Internet commentator, has
> even
> set himself up as chairman of the Gold Anti-Trust
> Committee, a pressure group calling for an
> investigation into the price-fixing allegations. The
>
> group has hired Berger & Montague, a Philadelphia
> law
> firm that specialises in anti-trust cases.
>
> "We are conducting an investigation into what we
> believe is going on, which is manipulation of the
> gold
> market," Murphy said. He has also been to Congress
> to
> explain what he believes is happening.
>
> The Treasury's decision to announce its sale
> programme
> was the stuff of nightmares for producers hoping the
>
> gold price might finally be starting to recover. It
> sent the price tumbling by $8 to $280 an ounce.
>
> Analysts and commentators have begun to create
> elaborate theories about why the gold price has
> stubbornly refused to rise despite a rise in
> underlying
> demand. Central to these is the suggestion that a
> number of big banks have huge short positions in
> gold,
> either on their own account or on behalf of clients.
>
> Short positions are created by selling gold into the
>
> market in the expectation of being able to buy back
> later at a lower price. While the gold price remains
>
> low, the banks profit from their short positions.
>
> Should the price suddenly rise, their gains quickly
> become losses. At its extreme, the theory suggests
> that
> the big investment banks may have been able to
> persuade
> central banks around the world to help them keep the
>
> price of gold down.
>
> "There are parts of this conspiracy theory that I am
>
> sure are not true," said Chris Thompson, chairman of
>
> Gold Fields, one of South Africa's biggest gold
> companies. But he said that there was a large amount
> of
> circumstantial evidence that investment banks were
> involved in a plot.
>
> Internet gold commentators have suggested one
> American
> bank's exposure to the gold market could be up to
> 1,000
> tonnes -- more gold than is stored at Fort Knox.
> Insiders at the bank concerned deny the position
> approaches those levels, but officially the bank
> declines to comment.
>
> "The behaviour of the gold price has been very odd
> over
> the last six months," said Peter Hambro, a member of
>
> the Hambro banking family and owner of a gold mine
> in
> the south of France. "In spite of reports of
>
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