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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (78285)	8/24/2011 5:14:49 AM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (3) of 218069

Maid in Dominique Strauss-Khan case could face perjury charges, experts say heraldsun.com.au On another subject. If Ben B continues with his mad charge at windmills with QE 3 I see no top for gold. It looks as if that is exactly what he going to do from sources I have looked at recently. It beginning to look to me if the recent top in silver was perhaps created by new speculators and shorts who were unaware how dangerous new speculators can be, not just to each other but the shorts too. It probably is a good idea to wait a while a few weeks to see how things pan out. There better not be any tungsten bars in that gold thay are going to ship to Chavez though. The 1971 closing of the gold window was a time when the USA was going through a bad period, they were getting thier asses kicked in Vietnam. I'm just wondering if everything really is that wonderful on the gold storage front. en.wikipedia.org Rothschild & Sons got out of the gold business in 2004. I never thought why, except that they usually know what they are doing, but even I knew gold was going up at the time. Message 26244636 Some of the above information is verifyable. News stories etc. I have not checked them yet. I do remember the Rothchilds getting out of the gold business as I thought the move strange. This appointment looks like a weak "game over" move against the inevitable check mate from a better opponent. "Douglas Peterson, a veteran banker from Citigroup". telegraph.co.uk It looks like a pathetic defensive move to me. What is left for Ben and co? I have no idea.

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