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To: d:oug who wrote (68504)	5/1/2001 3:32:09 AM
From: d:oug	Respond to of 116756

"Don't throw me into that briar patch, Br'er Greenspan!" A short funny story that will hurt to laugh if not a gold bug. Robert B. Reich, "The Coming Bush Recession," prospect.org

To: d:oug who wrote (68504)	5/2/2001 7:50:32 PM
From: d:oug	Respond to of 116756

Where there's gold there's fire... is it ready for bounce? By Thom Calandra, FT MarketWatch.com Last Update: 5:11 AM ET May 2, 2001 LONDON (FTMW) - Some professional investors are questioning... John Hathaway, who manages the $20 million Tocqueville Gold Fund from New York City (TGLDX:... says... ... says Edelson. "In other words... If the dollar continues to remain strong or get even stronger, it's a darn good sign there are big problems elsewhere in the world, problems that could easily light a fire under gold." ... deficit between physical supplies and growing consumer demand for cheap bullion could be as high as 25 percent... Jude T. Wanniski, president of political consultancy Polyconomics Inc., says central banks will move back to using gold as an economic indicator. "It was Karl Marx who actually impressed that on me when he proclaimed that 'Gold is the commodity money par excellence.' It is as good as it gets," says Wanniski, who airs his beliefs at www.polyconomics.com. "The world is not going to give it up, no matter what Milton Friedman, the monetarist, or Yale's James Tobin, the Keynesian, say about it." ... that gold mining shares as measured by the Philadelphia Gold and Silver Index (XAU: news, msgs, alerts) and the CBOE Gold Index (GOX: news, msgs, alerts) are a fraction below their highest point since mid-May of last year.

To: d:oug who wrote (68504)	5/2/2001 8:24:43 PM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116756

GNN's UIUO - German television to do a documentary on Gata. "... acceptances by invited guests to the GATA African Gold Summit has picked up rather dramaticially." "Press coverage should be substantial... including a German television crew that is doing a documentary." GNN - Gata Nut News UIUO - Unverified Information of Uncertain Origin

To: d:oug who wrote (68504)	2/5/2002 6:38:59 AM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116756

Gata Nut UIUO Heard through the Gata Grape Vines Yes folks there i was, at Gata Bill's Le Metropole Cafe sitting next to them gata grape vines Bill has strung up so that when someone asks why the person d:ougak, who always sits alone, is talking to himself all the time, Bill can answer that on the other side of them vines is a person you cannot see, but is listening to d:oug talk. Now the above is just a ruse so that Bill does not have to admit that he allows this gata nut into his Cafe. Its as E.C. mentioned, as he remembered when i posted about me myself and i as three equal and seperate and always "on" doug's that are fully aware of the other two at all times. (or) doug The Barbaric and Terrible :o( doug The Kind and Genteel :o) doug The Caught in the Middle :o\| (and) all 3 of me (or) none of me's remember the why or what of that required to initiate this posting here of mine's. ok, got it Behind grape vines Bill had a radio tuned to Russia news station. My Russian translator via my 2-way walkie-talkie listened and spoke to me what was said, as follows. Russian gold region worried production set to fall. ... at a conference of gold industry bosses in Russia's Far Eastern Amur Region have appealed to the government for help in connection with a possible sharp reduction in gold production. [the]Amur Region produced a record 13 tonnes of gold in the 2001 season... But placer gold reserves in the Region are becoming depleted and the Russian Ministry of Natural Resources has been slow to issue licences to explore new deposits. "If geological exploration is not permitted very soon, gold production will fall significantly in as little as two years," Starkov said. Publication date: 2002-02-03 -END-