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To: Richard Mazzarella who wrote (65979)	3/17/2001 7:56:08 PM
From: d:oug	Respond to of 116906

"... [only4] nimble traders... gold[, stocks]... another run..." [Start.] Subj: Adam Hamilton - England Bombs Gold Date: 3/17/01 From: LePatron@LeMetropoleCafe.com To: ak@England_Sucks_Gold.com Le Metropole Members, Adam Hamilton has served commentary The Kiki Table entitled, "England Bombs Gold." "On March 14, 2001, the Bank of England continued its long and bloody war of attrition against gold. Royal Air Force Harrier jump jets and Panavia Tornadoes roared through the blue skies... ... equipped with highly specialized munitions for this particular crucial combat mission... ... under Bank of England command and control, carried gold bullion bombs...." "Imagine for instance, if Warren Buffet held a press conference and told the world that he was planning on selling 58% of Berkshire Hathaway's holdings in XYZ Inc. ... traders would IMMEDIATELY sell-off XYZ ... and the price of the stock would plummet ... Pre-announcing large trades if one is a big player ... is virtually guaranteed to bomb prices ... only makes sense ... [if the] Bank of England had full intentions going into the auctions of depressing the world gold price." Colorful BOMBS AWAY against England and its role in supporting The Gold Cartel. Le Metropole Cafe All the best, Bill Murphy Le Patron www.LeMetropoleCafe.com [End.] But then Bob Johnson will say that if the Bank of England's intentions were to depress the world gold price, then "What the problem?" as in its all legal and just market forces no different than others, even ours when we sell hold and buy to make money as an end to the means, not what happens in-between, even if it does cause unwanted consequenseces like those in Africa to suffer, then if so, then ok lets outlaws those actions if so, so that misery is not part of legal actions in the supply/demand economic equation. ok, fine i say. yes, but who decides? those movers & shakers in power ok, but they are making that big money and those hurt have no "Power" for change to change the laws soooooooooo hopeless it looks like this way legal until those who control the legal system... ak