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Gold/Mining/Energy : At a bottom now for gold?

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To: Ahda who wrote (1192)6/23/1998 2:28:00 PM
From: Ray Hughes  Read Replies (1) of 1911
 
Hi Darleen,

The big guys are richer than you and me. Rich means powerful and history shows that powerful people run their part of the world - not us peons. Banks are rich, that means powerful. I'm really impressed by reading the Indenture Britain signed with the Rothschilds to finance Wellingtons battles. I've read this (several times) in the gold trading room at Rothschilds, St. Swithens Lane, London. It gave the Rothschilds "virtual" control over Britain.

Banks have a habit of getting their heads together - heard of Trilateral Commission or club of rome? - to run a bigger part of the world. Uh, collusion? No, just management for the best interests of the banks.

A gold price rise vs the USD ain't in the best interests of the banks who like us to Trust In Fiat Money (their God).

Darleen, its an old world order that is a central theme in European history.

RH
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