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Politics : Dutch Central Bank Sale Announcement Imminent?
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To: Scripts who wrote (4023)3/10/1999 7:45:00 AM
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<<I believe the answer is that gold is open to manipulation and for some reason silver is not. Can't imagine why the one is easier to manipulate than the other.>>
Central bankers and the rest of the worlds bankers are "friends". The Central banks have a PILE of gold. They are willing to let their "friends" profit from this pile. Problem is, the pile is ours (the people) not the personal property of the bankers. The PILE of silver held by Central banks is mostly gone. The uses of silver are greater in number and growing each day.
The bankers can manipulate the POG directly through it's sale (or threatened sale) or indirectly through it's loan, even if it is not in the best interest of the "owners" of the gold. They can only indirectly manipulate silver by manipulating gold and there-by the profitability of producers which often produce both silver & gold.
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