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To: d:oug who wrote (70421)	5/26/2001 9:09:12 AM
From: russwinter	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116820

Don't miss this one. Right on the nail. Subject: Gold is getting off the mat all by itself groups.yahoo.com By Doug Pollitt Pollitt & Co., Toronto May 22, 2001

To: d:oug who wrote (70421)	5/29/2001 6:09:52 AM
From: d:oug	Respond to of 116820

Can a FJ1200 superbike catch the last train out of Paris? groups.yahoo.com The Matisse Table Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee - GATA Topic du Jour May 28, 2001. The Last Train Out Because Rick made the last train out of Paris..... ... my commentaries have been limited by the demands of my litigation against the gold price fixing cabal. Last Friday government lawyers for Paul O'Neill... ... dropped on me some weekend reading consisting of reply briefs they want to file in response to... ... I ask myself: What has suddenly prompted this urge to file reply briefs? Is it... or is something else going on? On Saturday, May 26... While Bill has not revealed publicly the exact contents of the letter, he has revealed its date: May 30, 2001. A postdated letter from the White House strikes me as a..... These strange emanations from Washington may be... ... could reflect some more rational purpose that cannot yet be fully... ... and George Soros, who apparently plans to make another billion dollars at the expense of the Bank of England. ... possibility of a delivery squeeze on the COMEX June gold contract looms ever larger. ... gold looks ready to resume its historic role as the financial asset of last resort, the only financial asset that is not another's liability. All these recent straws in the wind sound like the gold train blowing its whistle and preparing to leave the station. When it does, the dollar-dominated financial world we have come to assume will change forever. Its great hero, Alan Greenspan, will take his rightful place in history alongside John Law. Don't miss the gold train. It is one train that even my FJ1200 superbike can't catch.