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To: TobagoJack who wrote (82692)	11/3/2011 10:29:38 PM
From: carranza2	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217884

here we go again... zerohedge.com very interesting that an american bank, MF, is doing to Europe unintentionally what Europe did to the referendum. a weird kind of poetic justice. can you imagine where gold would be if Papa-G had not knuckled under, er, I mean, bent over.....the combo of a looming referendum and a MF-caused liquidity crisis....jeez, a goldbug's dream....$100 day, well, that's coming sooner or later as Euroland implodes by and by...

To: TobagoJack who wrote (82692)	11/4/2011 1:36:18 AM
From: elmatador	1 Recommendation Respond to of 217884

We should never forget what we are dealing with: 'Return to natural size' and 'Great Unwinding'. Do not let localized crisis deviate your eyes from the big thing. Those side shows cloud people's minds and they start looking to daily feed of news as reality. 'Return to natural size' and 'Great Unwinding' These are the two facts we have to keep in mind. A block of ice melts from the outside. Not from its core. Thus Europe shrinks starting by its most weak states in ascending order: iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Ireland, Greece, Portugal Spain... Thus no surprise with what is happening with Greece. EU wants to display to the world a controlled dismantling. That's why we're witnessing these exercises with Portugal and Greece.