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To: Graystone who wrote (91090)	11/11/2002 11:52:32 PM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116912

from from from (but) WHERE (or) We best stop this babble between us on this GPM thread and keep it on your p-apple. Else, E.C. will nver post here again as he will get stuck in an never ending loop of reading ours posts over and over wondering why he was not able to created such works of art :o) (and) - a shift in the balance of power a.k.a. he who holds golds... . Even Zeev Hed, who holds no physical gold, has expressed his opinion that Central Banks identified by GATA as being without their gold reserves either from a selling or situation that the physical gold has been removed from their vaults, on loan or lease, and now exist in form that those whom have the responsibility to return this physical to Central Banks cannot do so without a buying panic on the open markets. . Where has all that physical gold gone is really not important unless one can prove-up that a GATA type situation existed these past 5-10-20 years where the Suppy-Demand equation has resulted in a supply to always in a quick and easy manner satisfy the demand so that its price remained well under $290. . Zeev states that only a small fraction of Central Banks reserves would have been needed if the just prior asked about situation occured. If true, then gold's price should have returned under $290 these past weeks and months based on Central Banks to keep anything of real value out of the arena where money exist. . But lets see, we are told not to worry about a corrupted US dollar because the fiat currencies of other nations are more corrupted. Well, yes if true, but no if currencies exist backed by gold, and if true the price of gold will exceed $10,000.00 an ounce - just for starters - doug

To: Graystone who wrote (91090)	11/12/2002 12:51:20 AM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116912

Irresponsible people will employ illegal methods to swindle investors into making unsound investments Now where do you get those harebrained ideas? Do you honestly think that the leaders of industry who go to the best churches and study at the best schools in the greatest country in the world are irresponsible? You can't be telling young impressionable minds this sort of cynical jaded opinion. It will sap the will of the fresh and eager idealists who are yearning to take part in our great democracy and make them shirk their onerous responsibility of shouldering the wheel in turn. Unless of course it was with an intent to clean the whole mess up. And that is where you get a real dog's breakfast. If they start trying to do that, they will get really discouraged. Better that they believe the cover story. We need slaves in the factories who don'task too many questions. You are one, you know that. EC<:-}