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Squirrel,
I'd love to read your book even if it never gets published.

Snurks - ty. It'll get published but I'll send you a free copy in any case.

Look what Hazl posted on the other thread - fascinating figures. Look at world first, then check out Western Europe and then Middle East.

Overall growth potential.

But what really made me smile is how peaceful the UK will be - flippin marvellous. It's going to be a shocker for estate agents....(titter).

Cheers Squirrel. I'd like that very much thank you



Mabel, you mentioned colloidal silver. Good to hear you got yourself the whole shebang.
It's great to be self sufficient and not have to rely on the big pharma's. Who knows what crap they put in their stuff to make you 'better'

I haven't had a cold since I have started taking it which was Feb last year. Our routine in the morning is 20ml colloidal 30 minutes before a bowl of porridge and a glass of freshly squeezed OJ.
Really sets us up for the day.
Even the dogs get their doses in their meal.

Added into all this is Diatomaceous Earth or known as DE. In the link below it tells you all about the benefits for humans as well as animals. I have been taking this for nearly 6 months and can't tell you how much different I feel... for the better that is.
To describe it would really fall into the better energy and concentration levels. Cleansed.... is also a good one as everything seems clearer to me.
A weird one, but all 4 of us take it daily in our foods and are in pretty good shape. :-)

Out of all this, the most important thing is to ensure you buy the Food Grade variety.
I got a 25kg tub which will last me another year at least for only £30 or so. A very worthwhile investment in your health.


http://www.morethanalive.com/Diatomaceous-Earth-Food-Grade-Powder

http://www.tellus.org/result_tables/results.cgi

The tables I mentioned earlier.

Snurks - I'm going to look into that DE - never heard of it before.

Interesting site squirrel

Also, on a slightly different note, quite excited to see where we'll be heading tomorrow re pos

Yes snurkle, I got the whole shebang and have been making colloidal silver for about 18 months, and like you have not had a cold during that time. I'm a great believer, though friends think I'm loopy, and I don't shout about it too much.

I was somewhat perturbed to see a youtube clip that suggested that colloidal silver could not survive stomach acid, and I won't even go into how it was suggested that it should be taken - needless to say that I am still taking it orally. I would be interested to know if you have any info re stomach acid and cs.

I've never heard of Diatamaceous Earth but will look into it.

mabel

Below is part of a post from a guy called vizz on the AGQ thread on the other side which might be of interest. The post was 29824 and part of a discussion about vitamins, vaccinations etc. but it occurs to me that quite a few people take MSM for joints and this might be of interest.

I'm sure squirrell will remember vizz because she was involved in those discussions. He was certainly very informed, though he only posted for a short while.

He opened my eyes to the importance of vitamin D3 amongst other things and suggested Swanson D3 5000 i.u which are about £7 for 250. We as a family have been taking them since then and I tell anyone who will listen about the importance of D3.

I also use the horse shampoo he suggested and my hair is in great condition.



Glad to be of help. Yes, capsule MSM is an inferior product compared to the refined powder, but difficult to source in the UK from health food outlets, but no problem if you're a valuable horse accustomed to 1st class care. The 1kg tub (£36) from the below is as pure as you can buy and will last you 5 mts+ at 2 teaspoons per day(1 ea, morning & night), dilute in water

If taking any dietary supplements or medication, always take the MSM at least 30 min afterwards
as otherwise it may interfere with proper absorption of your pills.

To go above a £40 order for free delivery, I recommend you enter Teatree shampoo in their search box and buy a litre, which will last for ages and is free of the unhealthy chemicals found in shampoo for expendable humans. I use it myself and it always leaves me with a shiny coat! ;)

http://www.millbryhill.co.uk/equestrian-530/horse-supplements-780/joints-mobility-786/natural-animal-supplements-2861.htm

mabel

Cheers Mabel, I will look into D3.
As for teatree shampoo, me and my doggies have been using it for quite some time and are scrubbing up fabulous :-)

Good to see silver having a good start of the day. Hopefully we'll have turned the $18 corner for good.

The following link is off topic, but no doubt will interest a few of you.

http://www.wanttoknow.info/war/haarp_weather_modification_electromagnetic_warfare_weapons

Mabel - yes I remember those discussions. VitD3 helped me no end through the winter months in the UK. Since coming to the ME I have been swimming everyday and taking in a little sunshine - early morning before the heat is too stifling. 20 mins is plenty. I've also given up coffee - finding it too irritating to my system. Tea is fine and so is chocolate (drinks). No headaches when giving up the coffee but I did have a very small skin irritation which has vanished completely since stopping the coffee. I then read up that people can actually be allergic to coffee beans.

I think the only thing I am short of here is a fresh air walk each day. Can walk a short distance in the sun - about 5 mins and then I am in the safety of a cool air mall. Plenty of room to walk in there and in fact the papers here encourage people to do so.

I've had quite a few "insight" moments here and dreams.

With regards to silver and its requirements right now and in the future - it's huge - and I mean HUGE. No one is going to stop the ME from growing and they may well percentage wise outgrow China - per capita/to the land. Added to that is the support it gives to workers from India and the Philipines and other Asian countries - huge. Pay for those people here is much better than in their own countries.

I'd guess that there is at least another 20-30 years growth here. In terms of the amount of silver needed for technology, for construction, for solar, for infrastructure - rail and mono-rail - it is phenomenal.

We won't be here to see it - many many others far younger than us with qualifications will be coming here - they'd be mad not to.

Look at what is happening in Egypt right now - they have no work, no hope. They must get steady and balance so they can then plug themselves in to the huge potential growth they can have for themselves. It will happen. Syria too - nasty though it is - the people want to be MIDDLE CLASS - they've had enough of being held back and down. It's total madness to not think these young people - many western educated are going to go back to the medieval living - they won't.

It's an exciting time for the young, for the qualified and for those willing to take on the adventure of working hard and probably away from their homeland. BUT the rewards for those that do it are amazing.

I'm just trying to plug in to a little piece of that. Silver is the magic key.

Morning all.
I'm sure you guys have been aware that Eriktherock next door called silver absolutely spot on last Friday. How he did it, I have no idea but when he said yesterday that that was the bottom last Friday I have to admit that I lean towards believing him more than the 'gurus' such as jim Williams who keeps calling gold $5-10-50 thousand dollars.

He also said that we'd probably see a new high in about a year.

Wouldn't that be nice???????

Hi snurkle, yes I did see Eriktherock's call, but if my memory serves me right I think he has called the bottom previously. It has certainly fallen far lower than I would ever have thought because I always imagined that the price was to some extent protected by the stampede to buy physical at every drop. Shows just how little I know.

I've been buying silver now for about 5 years and initially bought the pretty ones like the Australian lunar series, and I particularly like the Chinese pandas. I give these to children in the family for presents. When it came to buying in larger numbers I tended to go for whatever was cheapest, usually the Canadian maples.

All the bullish forecasts for future silver prices made me consider possible sale prices and consequently capital gains tax, so now I would only ever buy Brittanias even if it means paying a bit more.

I can't understand why people buy silver bars at all. At the point of sale they would be liable for capital gains, and isn't there some sort of problem with hall marking?

On the other hand, I regard my silver as insurance and I wonder what the circumstances will be that would make me want to sell.

Any thoughts.

mabel

Plenty of thoughts Mabel. Funnily enough silver is never far from my mind :-)

I started buying silver in 2010. That's when I started to understand the beginners layers of the silver story.
I nearly bought a load in Nov 2008, but my dad in law told me to buy gold as it didn't have the dreaded vat on top of the cost.
Now I wish I had done my own research, but hey buying gold at £525 an ounce is a price I am happy with and it does make for diversification.

As for silver, I have bought with 'horses for courses' attitude.
50% of my purchases have been bought with 'money' in mind. It's part of my pension plan and they consist of Brits and Maples.

25% are for their collective value. Got some weird ones in there such as the Somalian, Rwanda, Surinam and Noah's. Also the Kilo coins interest me and of course the privy ones which I pointed out on the other thread awhile back... in that case the Koala 2011 & 12.

The remaining 25% I have in bars of various sizes and are for the SHTF moment if it ever arrives. Really more of a back up.

Especially of late I just bought the cheaper ones as in the end silver is silver. Amazing though how premiums for coins of different years are in place.

I hope you've been able to fill your boots pretty good in the last week. Like you I truly believed I'd never see these prices ever again, but paper rules.... until it doesn't anymore and that time will soon be upon us. All news that hits the wires re silver is more and more bullish. At some stage they'll have no choice but to let it go and boy will it go!

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-07-01/jpmorgan-comes-out-first-overweight-call-commodities-september-2010

I think the bottom is in too. Things like oil are going to go through a turbulant time - look at Egypt, Syria, Iraq is still dangerous & Afghanistan. All will contribute to higher prices. PMs will follow. Very sparky these young folk - they're not going to give up. Big push for what they want.

http://www.cobdencentre.org/2013/07/forward-guidance-nonsense-central-bankers-have-no-choice/

Posted on other site on SCLP thread and very interesting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrwZN1cPfX8


macnai 6 Jul'13 - 03:26 - 898 of 901 0 0

Cure for Malaria?


Too easy,too cheap?
Please view the video and make up your own mind.

mabel

Good afternoon
Snurkle
- interesting read re the diatomaceus earth - just ordered some. Interesting read - great for clearing slugs and bugs, and handy as an internal digestive parasite cleanse too.
The potential health benefits looked to good to not try and your rec goes a long way.

Read the warnings re do not breathe with interest, seems about the equivalent in effect of inhaling fibreglass fibres.

Will let you know how I get on with it.

Mabel

Thanks for the link to the equine supplies - a good value source of both products.

Human tea tree shampoo in the shops - usually has no tea trea oil in it (just an aroma). A bit like wrights coal tar soap used to have coal tar in it, now it doesn't have any in, just the smell equivalent.

Horses always get the good stuff - they don't have health insurance, or NHS generating huge profits for big phrama when ..they.. are ill

Actually have some of the Jim Humble sodium chlorite solutions stuff in the cupboard (a just in case solution to any dire infection).

- The cover up by the Red Cross of it's 24hr effectiveness against malaria was very interesting to watch.
(no great suprise tho' if you track back the R/Cross origins - they.. wouldn't want all those Africans not dying an' all)
- sad world when you see..... the big picture

All Edward G Griffin stuff is worth reading or listening too.

This one is well worth the time on the (sad) really big picture & how it ticks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udWXFC2sWU8&feature=player_embedded

Only got back last night.
Last minute choice with the weather set fair, to throw in the camping gear and head for a fixed Norfolk coast rather than tour down the coast.
Son now settled in new house and ours still in one piece after his week in residence :o)

Other son said with the weather looking blazing for the weekend, if we were going to stay on a few extra days, then he would come down with his partner (and camping gear) as they had Monday booked off as lieu days.
- with the weather as it was, didn't take much arm twisting.

When we go away no TV, no newspapers, no internet etc...we just step off "the world" other than odd 2min news on the car radio when we are on the move.

So will do some catch up reading tonight.

Today, something happened
- that has not happened since the Lehman collapse:
- the 1 Month Gold Forward Offered (GOFO) rate turned negative, from 0.015% to -0.065%, for the first time.... in nearly 5 years,
(or technically since just after the Lehman bankruptcy precipitated AIG bailout in November 2011).

And if one looks at the 3 Month GOFO, which also.... turned shockingly negative overnight from 0.05% to -0.03%,
- one has to go back all the way to ......the 1999 Washington Agreement on gold,
to find the last time that particular GOFO rate was negative.

CAUSE ??
- the reality is that one can't know for sure .....until after the fact.
- It may be one of many things:

•An ETF-induced repricing of paper and physical gold
•Ongoing deliverable concerns and/or shortages involving one (JPM) or more Comex gold members.
•Liquidations in the paper gold market
•A shortage of physical gold for a non-bullion bank market participant
•A major fund unwinding a futures pair trade involving at least one gold leasing leg
•An ongoing bullion bank failure with or without an associated allocated gold bank "run"
•All of the above

The answer for now is unknown.
- But - What is known .......is that something very abnormal,
- and even historic,
is afoot...... at the nexus of the gold fractional reserve lending market.
zh

Snurkle - if you remember the Chilean miner who took on Barrick gold - over the ownership title of the Pascua Lama

Coincidence ??
(or nice cover story :o)

Barrick Mining - expects to book.... $4.5-$5.5 bln impairment charge... on Pascua-Lama

TORONTO, June 28 (Reuters) - Barrick Gold Corp said on Friday it is slowing construction at its Pascua-Lama gold project in South America,
- as it looks to rein in spending on the severely delayed project,
- already billions of dollars over budget.