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To: russwinter who wrote (1949)	8/27/2001 10:50:55 PM
From: d:oug	Respond to of 4051

Russ, Nothing would give me more pleasure on this Silicon Investor thread than for those like you, gold_tutor, Hutch, Ron Reese and Rarebird to explore the possibility that the physical gold held at the United States locations like Fort Knox, West Point and other locations used to store that gold recorded in the last official audit does or does not accuracy identify the amount the American people have possession of. Imagine if it is disclosed that the Powers that Be inside and outside the past USA federal administrations decided that the physical gold of the nation could serve the best interests of its citizens through the mechanics of selling into the gold markets to keep the supply and demand equation weighted so that supply always stayed ahead of demand causing the price of gold to remain in a low and stable range as we have noted for the past 5-10-etc years. If it is the case that the physical gold of the USA populace was sold off, then all the present government has to do is explain to its citizens the reasons and outcomes of such. That in itself should not be much of a problem as the USA politicians, as all politicians of all nations have a long history of explaining past secret activity they done. Yes all you folks could read and discuss those articles about how the numbers being calculated in the Le Metropole Cafe show a picture very different to what is available to the public using the latest audit of America's gold. doug