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To: Cactus Jack who wrote (49402)	4/3/2002 10:14:31 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 65232

not sure it was Howe shameless plug the GATA efforts have been a resounding success several 100k hits on their website worldwide great publicity about central bank illegal actions they are not chartered to suppress gold price, which fortifies their fiat currency game remember Gresham's Law: bad money pushes out and replaces good money then it reverses Howe doesnt have professional backing think about who could gold mining firms are bound, since vulnerable to price rise they sold forward excessively, and now need govt gold sales MINING FIRMS ARE BUYERS ON THE WORLD GOLD MARKET I cannot repeat that enough to sink in, utterly amazing bullion bankers are bound, since part of Fed toolbag they have participated in the massive shorting of futures a shell game has surfaced, with paper gold and silver soon to supply real gold and silver consumers like jewelry makers, electronics, photos, filtration, conductors bullion bankers are vulnerable with massive short positions their open interest might be 1-3 times the available supply Howe is a patriotic soldier who identified corruption and betrayal in our highest financial offices not only is gold/silver suppressed, but so are TBond interest rates !!! the Gibson Paradox shows how real interest rates are linked closely to gold prices so to control gold prices would be futile WITHOUT controlling interest rates and CPI measures when this explodes, gold & silver will rise, AND interest rates will rise, as price inflation is exposed / jim

To: Cactus Jack who wrote (49402)	4/3/2002 10:35:24 AM
From: stockman_scott	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 65232

Bonds Homers Twice in Giants Opener The Associated Press Apr 3 2002 6:46AM Barry Bonds got right into the swing and Curt Schilling took aim at another ring. And for early excitement, how about those Montreal Expos? Coming off his record 73 home runs, Bonds connected twice Tuesday as the San Francisco Giants opened with a 9-2 win at Dodger Stadium. ``Fortunately for us, it looks like he picked up where he left off,'' Giants teammate Rich Aurilia said. ``What's he on pace for, 324 homers?'' Said Bonds: ``It's not how you start, it's how you finish. ``We want to be in the race until it's over. It's early. One game doesn't make a season,'' he said. Schilling also got off to a nice start. After the Arizona Diamondbacks picked up their World Series rings, Schilling pitched seven strong innings in a 9-0 victory over the San Diego Padres. A day earlier, Randy Johnson - who shared the Series MVP award with Schilling - shut out San Diego. ``Two days into the season we're 2-0,'' Schilling said. ``Last night it was RJ and tonight was the offense and for the most part defense.'' The Expos and their fans had a reason to cheer, too. Opening what could be their final season in Montreal, the Expos rallied for three runs with two outs in the bottom of the ninth to beat the Florida Marlins 7-6. New manager Frank Robinson wildly waved his hat to the crowd of 34,351 at Olympic Stadium after Orlando Cabrera's single won it. ``Who said there's not baseball fans in Montreal?'' Robinson said. ``They were great out there tonight - very enthusiastic. They got us going. They got us pumped up. They certainly got me pumped up and they got the players pumped up - and this is what we need.'' If any of this seemed familiar, there's a reason. Last year, Bonds homered on opening day, Schilling breezed in his first start and the Expos started the season with a win. In the other NL game, Milwaukee beat Houston 9-3. Giants 9, Dodgers 2 San Francisco once again got all it needed from Bonds, who drove in five runs to beat Los Angeles. On his second swing of the season, Bonds hit a three-run homer off Kevin Brown. Bonds added an RBI single off Brown in the fourth and homered just inside the right-field foul pole in the seventh off Omar Daal. Bonds has 569 lifetime home runs, four behind Harmon Killebrew for sixth place on baseball's career list.