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To: d:oug who wrote (38529)	8/7/1999 6:25:00 AM
From: Bobby Yellin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116764

Doug-just look at Bill Gates.. look at most of the market.. there wouldn't be a jail big enough.. it isn't just gold.. the financial markets bring out the worse in human nature..but remember..the law of the jungle..the dinasaurs got so big..they couldn't support themselves on the food change...they became extinct and the meek survived :-)

To: d:oug who wrote (38529)	8/7/1999 6:57:00 AM
From: d:oug	Respond to of 116764

not nice to kick one falling down, but in this case.... in this case I'll make an exception and each time I reread this e-mail from Bill, it feels good knowing that those who abused their power and our trust that they are on the path to hell they will burn and hurt as they should no forgiveness from me they knew of their sins before doing them to them the only thing done wrong was getting caught they won most of the battles but are now losing the war some will escape some innocents will suffer will USA politicians punish those who done wrong and will they help those innocents Subj: Midas on Hannibal Date: 8/6/99 From: lepatron@lemetropolecafe.com To: dougak ...what is it that the "Hannibals" are so afraid of ? Gold was due to come in $2 higher this A. M. and ... it appears on queue, "Hannibal Lechter" and Co. came out bombing the gold market; Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, Chase Bank and Morgan Stanley - bing bang boom! The mantra of "no gold excitement" was chanted again all day by these bullion dealers and it worked as gold closed only a dime higher. The volume on Comex was heavy so it took a significant effort by this "Goon Squad" to hold the price of gold down.... "Hannibal" you are running out of gold, excuses and time. The world is now beginning to focus on your activities. The government (CFTC) is finally honing in on you in some way. It is becoming so clear to so many that whenever gold picks its head up, Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, Chase, etc. will always be there to make sure the gold never rallies very much or creates any exciting press... But, you have a problem now, "Hannibal". GATA is telling the world what you are doing and the world is watching you. The word is spreading about your price capping, collusive activities. You are much too obvious at this stage of the game. You and "officialdom" must be really scared to be that concerned about a lousy $2 to $3 gold price rally. Is GATA correct that the BOE sale was the last supply card you could play and you are afraid that if gold attracts any attention at all, you will not be able to stop a good gold price rally this time? Are you afraid of hedge funds like "Tiger" blowing up because they are short so much gold that they could never cover that much on a serious gold rally? Are you afraid the bullion banks will have big problems covering thousands of tonnes of short gold positions when mine supply is only around 2529 tonnes? Are you afraid that you might have to call on the U.S. Treasury to bail you out with Fort Knox gold because of your nefarious trading... Which one is it Hannibal? Or is it all of them? You must be awfully petrified and desperate to have to resort to selling like you did today ( and with a spotlight on your trading activities to boot)... GATA was mocked by the bullion dealer camp for alluding that a collusion like that would ever occur. Well, lo and behold, look what just happened to cross my desk today regarding Treasury Secretary Summers. TOKYO, Aug 4 (Reuters) - How blunt does it get when top Japanese and U.S. financial officials go into a huddle over money matters? "Eisuke, the world is going to hell, we've got to cooperate." According to Japan's then-top financial diplomat, is what Lawrence Summers, then-U.S. deputy Treasury secretary, said in a memo to him last September... If our Treasury went to Japanese officials with "we've got to cooperate", it should be very easy to comprehend and understand that they also went to Tony Blair and said "we've got to cooperate." Capiche! Yes, it would seem our Treasury has a consistent modus operundi that has to do with "cooperation"(collusion). GATA has alerted Senator Phil Gramm, Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, about this "tendency". My guess is that the reason Hannibal is so blatant about what he is doing is that his camp is in trouble and soon they are going to lose control of their manipulation. If the credit bubble is bursting and the stock market bubble is bursting, it will be every man for himself... lemetropolecafe.com Le Metropole Cafe All the best, Bill Murphy, Le Patron