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To: farkarooski who wrote (49968)	4/12/2002 3:25:01 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 65232

top of 7th inning, but VOLCANO analogy better to describe it is more like Mt St Helens in the Pacific NorthWest for six or seven years now, the Federal Reserve with help from JPMorgan, Citibank, and Goldman Sachs has been applying PAPER MACHE' on the mountainside, attempting to subdue the natural forces, painting it brown and green, offering up a similar odor of normal mountain freshness silver demand is akin to steady rising pressure from below, which requires an equal and opposite silver supply in the form of solid rock-based earth crust mantle every so often, some natural crust comes to market, like what we saw with China last week, supplying 1200 tons of silver such earthen imported crust is washed away in weeks or months WHEN THIS SILVER VOLCANO ERUPTS, YOU WILL BE THINKING ENRON REDUX no amount of paper price can supply what is required attempts to repudiate silver futures short contracts will be attempted but $B's in lawsuits would ensue and the Comex would be tarnished as a Fed fixed game wave after wave of price rises, separated by months the Americans, the Germans, the Japanese have fukked with the laws of financial nature for years, using the largest and most powerful illegal tools only in the last 6-7 years NATURE DOES NOT FORGIVE NEITHER DO MANIPULATED MARKETS REMEMBER SOROS AND BANK OF ENGLAND IN LATE 1980'S same thing will happen / jim