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To: bull_dozer who wrote (201712)9/26/2023 10:01:48 PM
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gold porn



To: bull_dozer who wrote (201712)9/27/2023 7:31:11 PM
From: TobagoJack  Respond to of 217850
 
demographic not working out in UK, but might do much better in USA, am told by citing, inferences, etc etc



To: bull_dozer who wrote (201712)9/27/2023 9:36:16 PM
From: TobagoJack  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 217850
 
Re <<Gold>>

countdown to legislation time, to stop folks buying gold and to cancel CostCo

Costco's 1-Ounce Gold Bars Have Been Selling Out in Hours: Exec
businessinsider.com

Costco says its 1-ounce gold bars are real and have been selling out in hours
Grace Dean
Sep 27, 2023, 10:49 PM GMT+8


You can buy all sorts of things at Costco, including solid gold.VIEW press/Getty Images
  • Costco has been selling one-ounce gold bars.
  • The retailer limits them to two per member but they typically sell out "within a few hours," its CFO said.
  • Rand Refinery gold bars cost $1,950 each, while PAMP Suisse bars cost $1,980.
Costco has been selling one-ounce gold bars that it says get snapped up in hours.

"I've gotten a couple of calls that people have seen online that we've been selling one-ounce gold bars," CFO Richard Galanti told investors Tuesday at the retailer's fourth-quarter earnings call.

"Yes, but when we load them on the site, they're typically gone within a few hours and we limit two per member."

Costco's website shows that the company sells one-ounce bars of 24-karat gold from South Africa's Rand Refinery for $1,949.99 and from Swiss supplier PAMPSuisse for $1,979.99. Both products have been given average 4.9-star ratings on Costco's website.

The products include insured, signed-for air shipping via UPS. The listings for both products say they can't be returned or refunded. As Galanti said, customers can only buy two of each item per membership.

At the time of writing, an ounce of gold on the open market was worth just under $1,890.

Some Reddit users have spoken about struggling to get their hands on the bars.

Customers with an executive membership are still eligible for 2% cash back, Reddit users say.

"It's heavier than I thought," one TikToker said in a video unboxing two bars of gold she bought from Costco."



To: bull_dozer who wrote (201712)9/28/2023 8:37:54 AM
From: TobagoJack  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 217850
 
below might be gold-bullish, albeit am not sure how, just is :0)

... following up to demographics issue Message 34429997 that China, Japan, Korea ... and all Confucius societies do NOT have.

The Confucius domains' common demographics issue shall be fixed once populations drop to half of current levels respectively, a guess, and USA / UK type of demographic issue gets resolved after everyone gets an arts education, easy peasy, or otherwise resolved, not as easy peasy.

Perhaps Team USA kicking out Confucius Institutes not a great idea after all the fuss unless one believes a few years tested woke-dom betters a few thousand years of Confucius







at 29:00 mark, them Confucius scholars are celebrated as they ought to be


dailymail.co.uk
EXCLUSIVE: Republican voters overwhelmingly want to kick Confucius Institutes out of US schools and universities: 60% take a tough line on Chinese Communist Party's language and cultural classes

Every time Team China, Korea, Japan, etc went against Confucius guidance, events go very wrong. Likely NOT a coincidence :0)

zerohedge.com

All Philly Liquor Stores Closed After Mass Looting
Update (1450ET):

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that all Philadelphia Fine Wine & Good Spirits stores are closed on Wednesday after looters targeted at least 18 locations on Tuesday night.

The decision to shutter more than two dozen Fine Wine & Good Spirits locations was "in the interest of employee safety and while we assess the damage and loss that occurred," Shawn M. Kelly, press secretary for the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, said in a statement.

The stores will reopen "when it is safe to do so and when the damage is repaired," Kelly said.

He continued, "We apologize to our customers for the inconvenience," and "we appreciate their patience and understanding."

Here's what happened last night when teen looters targeted retail shops:

X user Andy Ngô said Dayjia Blackwell, also known as "Meatball," was one of the 20 arrested last night following the mass looting of Lululemon, Footlocker, Apple, and liquor stores.

Elon Musk commented on one video: "America is going full Joker."

Democrat-controlled cities are imploding in real time as leaders could care less about law and order. At the same time, the Biden administration is waging war on the Second Amendment, which will only leave law-abiding taxpayers defenseless against criminals.

As progressive leaders across major cities fail to enforce law and order, America's youth is quickly spiraling out of control.

The latest example occurred during the overnight hours in Philadelphia's Center City area, where a crowd of 100 young people looted retail shops, according to local media Fox 29.

Police Commissioner John Stanford said the teens began looting stores around 2200 ET, which sparked a massive police presence across Walnut Street between 15th and 18th streets.

"What we had tonight was a bunch of criminal opportunists take advantage of a situation and make an attempt to destroy our city," Stanford told reporters. He said, "It's not going to be tolerated."

Videos posted on X show Foot Locker, Apple, Lululemon, and Fine Wine & Good Spirits were targeted by the looters.

There were also reports of retail shops outside of Center City that were targeted. Fox 29 said looting was reported in North Philadelphia, where GameStop and Walmart stores were hit. Also, a Family Dollar in West Philadelphia was ransacked.

Stanford said 15-20 people were arrested. He noted a "caravan" of cars loaded with looters was going from retail store to retail store.

Fox 29 pointed out the looting occurred on the same day a Philadelphia judge dismissed charges against a former police officer in the killing of a 27-year-old. Stanford said the looting had nothing to do with a peaceful protest earlier Tuesday.

"This had nothing to do with the protests," Stanford said, adding, "What we had tonight was a bunch of criminal opportunists take advantage of a situation to make an attempt to destroy our city."

Thank progressive city leadership, not just in Philadelphia but across many major metro areas, for pushing failed social justice reforms that only embolden criminals.

Corporate media is seemingly ignoring the spike in out-of-control youth nationwide. Nonetheless, we have been closely monitoring the situation:
Meanwhile, elite billionaires and the radical left do little to revive law and order. They're more focused on disarming law-abiding citizens while metro areas implode.

It's time for law-abiding citizens to demand law and order from the government. After all, the government is supposed to be working for taxpayers - not the other way around.

This crime chaos, stemming from failed social justice reforms and now open southern border policies, has spread into suburbia (read: here).


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