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To: d:oug who wrote (41464)	9/29/1999 8:04:00 PM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116767

... Big News is that the lease rates are soaring...one month gold is 9.70% ... Subj: Gold and Silver Prices Soars - Lease Rates Soaring Date: 9/29/99 6:23:02 AM EST From: LePatron@LeMetropoleCafe.com To: dougak Metropole members, Midas du Metropole has served commentary at the James Joyce Table. This email was delayed 8 hours as the web server was down last night... ... the big news is that the lease rates are soaring ... one month gold is 9.70% ... one month silver lease rate is also in the nine's This makes last night's Midas du Metropole especially important. September 28 - Today was something else. At one point Dec. gold was Approaching $330 and Dec. silver was knocking on $6. Then Goldman Sachs and the N.Y Fed showed up to knock prices down. During this past summer, I "guaranteed" the Cafe this sort of Price action in the precious metals. I was vilified for some for making that "guarantee." Many market participants are confused about what is going on here. We, at Cafe, are not. All last week I called CNBC, The Wall Street Journal and the lovely news wire service people that I met in New York. Except for the gracious Janet Whitman of Dow Jones, Rodney Dangerfeld got more respect. They refuse to acknowledge GATA or the Le Metropole Cafe. Really weird. Thus, it is with tremendous appreciation that I present the following from one of the biggies in the gold industry, Bob Bishop of the Gold Mining Stock Report: - start- A Note of Acknowledgment: While the internal dynamics of the gold market do not lend themselves to ready understanding, one person stands out for his work in developing the information on the gold market that more and more are likely to gain a better appreciation for in the weeks ahead. That person is Frank Veneroso, and I believe he's in the earliest stages of being proven right about the extend to which the gold market is short, and of the likely consequences attached to that trade. His former associate, Bill Murphy of GATA (Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee) is the person who has done the most to gain the attention of the marketplace on this subject. Those who own gold and gold shares owe both men a debt of... - end - I accept such kind words in behalf of my two powerhouse GATA associates, John Meyer and Chris Powell.... All the best, Bill Murphy, Le Patron

To: d:oug who wrote (41464)	9/29/1999 8:06:00 PM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116767

... in the near future, I will be coming out with a bombshell news event... Subj: John Meyer - World Declares Monetary Independence From The U.S. Dollar Subj: Hannibal's Worst Nightmare Begins Date: 9/29/99 10:07:48 AM EST From: LePatron@LeMetropoleCafe.com To: dougak Le Metropole members, John Meyer, GATA Treasurer, has served commentary at the Matisse Table "... How can this be? Fourteen European central banks plus even the English Poodle, announce that they will restrict gold sales and lending for the next five years. In one dramatic sweeping step the reign of terror besieging the gold bullion market has been broken. But the question remains why would the European central banks wish to reassure the gold markets?" "These fixes have merely exacerbated the underlying systemic risks." "After decades of too big to fail the Fed's unwillingness to address underlying structural problems of debt has led to putting the entire system at risk. The Bank of Japan and the European central banks are declaring an end to the present state of affairs." At some point in the near future, I will be coming out with a bombshell news event for you. In that regard, John Meyer's commentary is one of the most significant pieces I have had the pleasure of presenting to you. Throughout financial history, the big guy has suckered the little guy. The in the know "big money crowd" does their thing, makes a fortune, a financial crisis builds behind the scenes, they pull out, markets tumble and "Joe Public" gets bagged. Sound familiar?. My mission, or goal, is to tell the little guy what is going on here behind "the scene" at the moment so he, or she, can make some prudent financial decisions before all heck breaks loose. Will the mainstream press let us be heard so the little guy has an opportunity to evaluate what all the "goings on" could possibly mean to his financial affairs? All the best, Bill Murphy, Le Patron, Le Metropole Cafe