To: Rarebird who wrote (61675 ) 12/4/2000 10:50:43 PM From: d:oug Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 116767 To: Rarebird, From: Darleen, You just wrote one remarkable post. RareBird, My read of your "wrote one remarkable post." is that you did a ron-ron Cut&Paste job and did not realize that you ineffect have accepted the GATA Line in doing so. But thats the "good" news for you, as the "bad" news for you is that you also ineffect accept, and thusly agree with I and longone with our opinion of that word "manipulation" as representing the corruption done against gold. Atleast when I present views of others, a.k.a. ron-ron Cut&Paste job I mention the reference to the person place or thing so that I do not receive credit for thoughts not mine. But then when one's agenda is to receive Greatness from Others, then its... you get the message I'm sure you will not let yourself. aTime for you to visit Bon Bon, as his location is now a small village in central Belgium south of Brussels. From my past post, as follows, which you seem to connect with. ... gold market & money & gold & currency &... Is it really too complex and large to understand it all? Or does it simply appear that way because it has been incorrectly managed and manipulated into a mess? At the Le Metropole Cafe, an article for Dummies like myself that after reading it I now know that the dumbness is not of I but of those who created the mess. The Dos Passos Table Guest Speaker, Topic du Jour 15 August 2000 Inflation versus Deflation By Edmond J. Bugos ... Inflation is a policy that cannot last. ... excess technological capacity bury demand for the foreseeable future? Stagflation I know you will hate to hear this, but the truth is... ... induced by the consequences of currency abuse? Deflation When the stock market crash of... ... is no longer a net creditor Deflation ... at least the way most economists perceive it... ... is a net debtor, it is not in its interest either... The Elasticity of Money? Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors writes... ... there is a conflict. The lender of last resort is the largest debtor. Is there a plan? ... to be too little too late. Besides, a plan cannot... boggling, aren’t they? ... that is why the stuff has been securitized and thrown into the money market. Thank you, Edmond J. Bugos bugos@home.com The GoldenBar Report can be accessed atsafehaven.com A Weekly Outlook and Analysis of the Global Investment Climate Copyright©2000 - SafeHaven.com Inc.