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To: Enigma who wrote (45905)12/12/1999 12:31:00 AM
From: Cascade Berry  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 116762
 
Personally I think Double D is one of the few people who makes any sense on this thread.

Disclaimer: Long Barrick and short Barrick calls. And sleeping at night.

Y2K will be a real sleeper. Have another bottle of champagne.



To: Enigma who wrote (45905)12/12/1999 11:22:00 AM
From: Richnorth  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 116762
 
Some more "crap" for the guy who loves and enjoys his own glibness:-

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Le Metropole members,

>From the Gold-Anti Trust Action Committee:

"No one at the Fed or Treasury has had the
courtesy to respond to our letter in
RollCall of 9 December," Ethan Stoud, GATA.

That same Ethan, GATA Committee member and
former Federal Treasury/Justice department
attorney, says he is considering a "gravamen"
- 1. A grievance 2. The part of an accusation
that weighs most heavily against the accused
3. The substantial part of a charge or complaint.

Ethan is a legendary Texas attorney on the
order of "Race Horse Haynes." Our "Ethan Stoud"
has made his fame and fortune by suing the Federal
Government. For those of you who might doubt
this claim, just call his former Federal
Reserve Bank associate and GATA Committee
member, John Feather of Houston, Texas.

GATA is not alone in its concerns about the
N.Y. Fed holding DOWN the price of gold.
This came to me today from Café member, A. P.:

"Thought you might like to hear a short part
of a letter I received today from one of my
state senators, Harry Reid of Nevada. Nevada
is the "Silver State" so his response is in
line with his constituents best interest.
He was responding to the letter I sent him
back in ..I think it was October when the
mining convention was taking place and we
sent out letters at that time. His
letter to me was received today but it was
dated November 3rd, and refers to
the IMF issue still going on at that
time. He writes:

"The issue of the Federal Reserve Bank
and the Treasury Department involving
themselves in the gold market has worried
me as well. I have met with former
Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin and current
Secretary Larry Summers. In addition, I have
expressed my concerns about the proposed sale
of a portion of the International Monetary
Fund's gold reserve. I will keep your views in
mind as I continue to monitor this issue"

It appears the good Senator Reid is aware and
worried about the Fed's intervention in the
gold markets and Reid says he is monitoring
the event. It's not the strongest affirmation
I have ever heard, and I wish he was some
what more ardent and involved in his "worried"
status, but at least he is aware of the
accusations that the Fed is manipulating the
price of gold and has mildly confronted the
issue with the Secretary of the Treasury. I send
this to you with the thought that if GATA
needs receptive ears in Washington to help
the cause the Nevada delegates might be a
good starting point."

The Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee feels
very strongly about our case and our issues.

"If the American people ever allow private
banks to control the issue of the currency,
first by inflation and then by deflation, the
banks and the corporations that will grow
up around them will deprive the people of all
property until their children wake up homeless
on the continent their Fathers conquered."

Thomas Jefferson

I am pleased to announce that on Thursday,
December 13 1999 at 10:00PM eastern time,
that as GATA chairman and co-founder, I
will be joining the Kitco Discussion Group
for a one-hour period and will be available
to respond to your comments and questions
about GATA's open letter to Capitol Hill
published in RollCall this week.

The letter may be viewed at www.gata.org
under "What's New."

Registration is required to post messages.
The link on the underlined words
"registration required" must go to:

kitcomm.com

Contributions to GATA just reached $124,937
and are going up every day. Thanks to all!

One more thing on this early Sunday morning.
KEEP THE FAITH! We are going to be on the
top of the heap in the months and years to come!

The bucks are going to come our way much bigger
than what the internet crowd is attaining now.
Good for them. I hope they keep it. Just their
turn in the roll of things.

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All the best,

Bill Murphy
Le Patron
www.LeMetropoleCafe.com