Sunday, September 5, 2010

Some Weekend Scenery


12 comments:

  1. That first chart could be titled, "Beauty and the Beast".

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  2. VigiliantVirginianMonday, 06 September, 2010

    Dave, it's a holiday and things are slow so tell us about your political leanings and philosophies. Some readers like myself are interested in learning more about where you are coming from politically.

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  3. VV, I'm a libertarian, laissez faire, free market guy. If you read or have read Atlas Shrugged, that is probably about as close as you can get to my political, sociological, philosophical, economic views. I'm mostly of the Austrian School of economic thought. At this stage of The Game, I believe that it is Government vs. the People, where the Government has become Mussolini's definition of "fascism," in which big corporate interests have taken control of the political/Governmental process and everything is done for the benefit of big business and those who control the big corporations.

    That help?

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  4. Yes, thank you.

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  5. Dave,

    Funny but I was just thinking about corporate fascism yesterday and if our founding fathers were to come back to life today they would be branded a terrorist and enemy of the state.

    George Ure reported today somebody just bought 4600 Gold contracts, any comment on that.

    Joe M.

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  6. Joe that is so true re: founding fathers. The Patriot/Homeland Security Acts and the Detainee Bill have OBLITERATED the Bill of Rights. It's really sad.

    I dunno about 1 4600 cart buyer. Overall volumn on Comex gold right now is 78k contracts. Not very heavy. Silver is a heavy 29k carts.

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  7. But why you didn't put snapshots of your own treasury? So, perhaps in next article..

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  8. I think you know why I can't post any pics like that of the U.S. Treasury's gold: because it aint' there to be photographed. Hasn't been officially, independenty audited since like 1954 or 1955. It's been mostly leased out/sold.

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