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To: Goose94 who wrote (91241)	7/25/2020 5:07:32 AM
From: Goose94	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 202121

Gold: While the bad guys -- the government-underwritten riggers of the gold market -- are not going away quietly, they're on the run now, in large part because other governments and investors generally have come to understand the dishonest mechanisms and oppressive purposes of the Western fractional-reserve gold banking system. Having documented those mechanisms and longstanding government policies to defeat gold as the only neutral world reserve currency, GATA will claim some credit for that understanding. Will you agree? Times have been tough in the monetary metals sector until recent months. Investors in the sector have been demoralized, and most monetary metals mining companies have remained too scared of their governments and banks to risk being consider sympathetic to GATA, much less to support us openly. Despite our constant efforts with them, mainstream financial news organizations remain -- there's no other way of putting it -- corrupted out of reporting the gold issue. Throughout this time GATA has survived because of the help of a few good friends. But we can't keep turning to them. To sustain operations we must enlist the financial support of new people who appreciate our work. Each of our dispatches details ways of helping GATA. Apart from subscribing to The Calandra Report, about which your secretary/treasurer has been writing to you this week, you can support GATA by purchasing wine from the Fay J Winery in Arkansas and buying a copy of Stuart Englert's book "Rigged," a summary of gold price suppression policy that draws heavily on GATA's work. Or, of course, you can make a direct contribution to GATA by check or credit card. Since GATA is recognized by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service as a nonprofit and tax-exempt educational and civil rights organization under section 501-c-3 of the Internal Revenue Code, contributions to GATA are federally tax-deductible. We haven't formally asked for help in many months. So if you have not yet made a contribution, please consider doing so now. The details are below. We have made much trouble for the bad guys. With your help we can win -- not just for a free and transparent gold market but also for limited and accountable government and fairness among the nations. Chris Powell, Secretary/Treasurer Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee Inc. CPowell@GATA.org