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To: stockman_scott who wrote (50049)	4/15/2002 11:08:18 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 65232

I hope gold/silver stays flatline all thru 2002, into 2003 reading more about the metals leasing system "rotten to the core" so says Ted Butler it essentially regulates the price of gold and silver regardless of supplies leases result in sales by second party routinely replaced with an IOU in form of short PM futures contract the the consumed metal shows up on lessor's books !!! including the gold accounting books of the Federal Reserve !!! hey Fed: MEET ENRON so we have a federally regulated system that will determine the price of the metals until we run out of above ground supplies the longer the flatline exists, the more above ground supply will be depleted e.g. China and its 1200 tons silver unquestioned leasing system will deplete all available supply the USMint is empty Handy & Harmon (silver refiners) are bankrupt Comex silver supply quantities are now seriously questioned annual deficit is about 30-35% of annual demand many people's vaulted silver has been leased and sold this insane system controls shipments to buyers and sellers via a leasing interest rate the Fed has replaced the precious metals supply & demand system of pricing with a regulated system that resembles the Federal Reserve banking system nobody seems to mind nobody will likely mind until the world is out of silver the leasing system will prevail until the supply is gone investment opportunity of a generation Buffet agrees / jim