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>The Australian: Who's seeking to sink gold?  - Chris Powell - GATA
I like a bit more creative of a gold conspiracy. Such as ...

Create more gold products to foist on the ignorant.
Then drive down the price of gold.
Accumulate some more physical to replenish the accounts.
Make gold mining uneconomical.
Reduce the miner's bank accounts to nada through attrition and time.
Create gold shortages so price escalates markedly eliminating most individuals from the market.
Reset world finances to gold-connected.
Slowly refinance the miners with many more restrictions.

Would it work? Of course it will. Might makes right.
The ignorant will panic and stampede, then government will pacify the survivors one way or the other.
The only rights you have are the ones the guy with the big club decides to defend.
All of us are irrelevant.
Death is not an option, but rather mandatory. So ...

Comply or die. Deal with it!


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Beginning of the headline :By Robin Bromby The Australian, Sydney Monday, October 14, 2013 http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/opinion/whos-seeking-to-sink-go... Occasionally it's useful to be reminded that not everything in the metals markets revolves around China. That country has an interest in lower gold prices (making it cheaper to buy up much of the world's supply) but Beijing seems unlikely to have been involved in "unusual" events on Friday in New York. Out of the blue, just after the opening at Comex, there... Read More
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