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To: Ron Everest who wrote (36236)	7/1/1999 12:04:00 AM
From: long-gone	Respond to of 116753

Is it true a very large unnamed Swiss(USB?) bank is buying silver very hard in the Sydney market Right NOW? nite all. rh

To: Ron Everest who wrote (36236)	7/1/1999 5:40:00 AM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116753

Ron, all we have to do is ask Ron Reece to please explain to us who think gold and paper money has a strong direct connection, to explain to us that its not only ok and good, but correct for Japan to add ink to $40,000 of paper and call it paper money worth $400,000,000. good golly gee that a 1 to 10,000 return to give a 1,000,000% turn over But its the way money is created and transfered into the system to represent or balance new "goods", Ron Reece has told us. I think I'am beginning to understand Ron Reece's thinking.... 1. Japan prints currency to equal 400 million USA dollars. 2. Japan then exchanges this Japanese currency for USA Bonds. 3. The USA government now has this US $400,000,000. 4. USA Fed gives this US $400,000,000 to USA banks. 5. USA banks loan this US $400,000,000 to regular folks. 6. Regular folks now buy Japanese goods with this money. 7. Japan then gets the money back. 8. Japan then sells the USA bonds and gets its money back. lets see, a Honda Accord cost average US $20,000 Japan had 20,000 Accords already made, unsolded the American public borrowed US $400,000,000 to buy the cars the American public now has 20,000 new Accords Japan now does not have 20,000 Accords Japan now has US $400,000,000 + US $400,000,000 looks like Japan now has real USA dollars 400,000,000 it didn't have as if it came from where ? wow Ron [Everest], my 15 minute Edit window is closing i have to check this and add another post if i see wacko stuff doug Doug, I think the Japanese article indicates INFLATION big time, seems odd though if the article is credible that the Japanese can exchange printing press for US $. Is the US $ worth so much more, is that the implication? Sounds good for gold to me! Best regards,

To: Ron Everest who wrote (36236)	7/1/1999 6:25:00 AM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116753

(Continuation of my reply to Ron Everest) Ron, I'am just going to put down the before and after facts and let Ron Reece enlighting me and you to its creditability. (10 minutes later) sorry but I'am going in circles can't seem to put down the facts with getting dizzy seems like - Japan counterfeited its currency equal to US 400 million dollars - those 40,000 Honda Accords already existed thru present money supply - Japan gave USA government the phony Japan money - USA government "laundry" the money into USA currency - Japan now has "clean" USA Bonds wait wait.... what if the USA FED told Mr. Japan - don't bother printing Japanese currency...save the trees - we will send you a USA Bond of value $400,000,000 - we will print up 400 million dollars and give to banks - banks will loan out to folks to buy Japanese Honda Accords wow o wow USA inflated its currency by 400 million dollars to help Japan sell its cars. no fair - because usa tax payers foot the bill for the paper and glue doug

To: Ron Everest who wrote (36236)	3/13/2001 8:17:09 AM
From: long-gone	Respond to of 116753

China Moves Toward War Charles R. Smith Tuesday, March 13, 2001 According to congressional sources, China is rapidly moving toward war. A newly released congressional report predicts that China will attack Taiwan unless the United States supplies badly needed defense systems to the tiny island nation. "Taiwan is virtually defenseless against the 250 missiles now deployed by Beijing," noted Al Santoli, senior foreign policy adviser to Rep. Dana Rohrabacher. The investigative report prepared by Santoli was delivered to Rep. Henry Hyde, R-Ill., chairman of the House Foreign Relations Committee. "If we do not send strong political signals by enhancing Taiwan's defense systems, and urging democratic cohesion in Taipei, Beijing could go for the gusto [invade Taiwan] even before it reaches its full deployment of (cont) newsmax.com