- Bill -
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- The more I have been thinking about the Rothschilds exiting
the gold market, I am convinced that we are at a major turning point.
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- "In a world awash in debt and unsustainable fiat
currencies subject to implosion, the power of gold and the preference of
the Rothschilds to gold cannot be easily ignored. Could it be that the
Rothschilds through their involvement in daily London gold trades are quietly
amassing more of the precious metals in their private vaults, while the
confidence game of the Central Banks tries desperately to avoid what Soros
calls "unsustainable" fiat currency built on unsustainable debt?
It was Mayer Amschel Rothschild who kept a secret subterranean vault full
of gold beneath the House of Rothschild in Frankfurt in the 1770s "
- (Morton, 1962)
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- My personal belief is that the Rothschilds are ducking
out, prior to the currency-financial collapse so as not to be associated
with it (I believe they are instrumental in causing it and have the most
to gain). The Federal Reserve System has attacked gold relentlessly over
the last several days resulting in an over $20 decrease on heavy volume.
However, the open interest has not declined significantly. (Traders have
not closed out long positions, but rather absorbed the short selling).
This has been the case the last several times the FED has attacked gold
trying to prevent a breakout of $430.
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- The very strong inflation numbers have made it imperative
for the FED to maintain an appearance that gold's price is under control
in the U.S. Most FED economists believe that the perception of inflation
creates a cycle of more inflation as business and consumers attempt to
acquire and hoard goods before their prices increase. This makes controlling
perception the #1 priority. What a better way than to cap the gold price.
Even the official massaged CPI number for March was an unexpectedly high
0.5% suggesting inflation of 6% per year. It is probably double digits
in reality. The bond market is not as easily manipulated. It has declined
precipitously, adding 60 basis points to the yield on the ten year in a
very short span of time. Maybe the bond vigilantes are back! This has materially
bumped up mortgage rates and will continue to be the trend.
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- The Rothschilds do not walk away from 261 years of history
and domination of the gold market for no reason. Their official statement
is absurd. As you are aware, the London Bullion Market which they chaired
prior to yesterday's announcement is the largest physical gold market in
the world exchanging 42 million ounces a day (168 billion dollars a day).
They received a percentage of every transaction. Major changes are at hand
and GATA is at the forefront!
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- Best Regards,
- Marcus Rodriguez
- Friday April 16, 4:57 PM
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- Another excerpt from Friday's MIDAS, Le Metropole Cafe,
re: Rothschilds:
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- Rothchilds exits gold business -makes me wonder if DeBeers
will soon exit the diamond business and GM quit making cars
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- With the slippery Rothschilds, it's almost a safe bet
that they're doing precisely the opposite of what they say they're doing.
Like the time they spread the rumor that Wellington had lost a battle,
when they knew he'd won, so that they could swoop in and buy up plunging
stocks.
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- Marilyn G.
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