squirrel888
- 12 Jun 2013 04:58
A thread for all those who wish to discuss GOLD - the investment of and related discussions that can effect GOLD as an investment or simply how to invest in it. All welcome from other websites.

squirrel888
- 13 Jun 2013 23:39
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I've had an amazing evening - danced with the whole world & so many beautiful people around me were so protective of me.
My heart is brimming.
gazkaz
- 14 Jun 2013 00:20
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One of those statements that make you go 'mmmm ??
The World gold Council (WGC) - it's the trade/industry body that (supposedly) represents the gold....mining industry
- thats the folk that dig....physical gold out the ground
- it is....supposed to - promote - the "physical gold" digger uppers ...interests
So - call me old fashioned, but why - are they in India - working with their government/RBI ....and I quote
"to work with it so that yellow metal could be promoted as..... a financial asset, (& here's..the kicker)..rather than... just..... a physical asset.
I thought they (WGC) were ...supposed to promote - what they term "just...a physical asset" that their members...physically dig up.
Yet they are promoting instead ....the paper gold ....."financial asset"....aspect.
Some may perhaps think that perhaps the WGC - don't really represent their "physical" digger members interests,
- but really - dance to the tune of the "financial paper assets" tune of their....Bankster masters
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/Gold-rush-World-Gold-Council-really work for...the bankers
gazkaz
- 14 Jun 2013 00:47
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BHG - good article.
Misdirection, distraction and directing public opinion are indeed their mainstays.
- Even Bill Cooper in his latter days - questioned whether he had been identified and profiled - and the possibilty that much of the information he had disclosed previously and gleaned from his former day job...may have been planted.
The other tactic is the strawman - plant some information for a potential whistleblower- that can easily be discredited at some point.
- Which then, (in the publics eyes), leads to everything that's revealed - being tarred with the same brush,
.....and similarly (by association) - discredited
squirrel888
- 14 Jun 2013 05:19
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Flipp - no problem. The more I discover about most folk, the more I confirm that people want community.
Governments do so much to destroy that.
Those with hidden agendas usually trip up sooner or later.
Whistleblowing timebomb is ticking Gaz. Its positively tantalising!
flyingswan
- 14 Jun 2013 22:10
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OK, I have just moved from the other place :)
squirrel888
- 15 Jun 2013 12:40
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Welcome flyingswan,
Gold and silver stepped up this weekend....quite a few are calling it for higher prices from here.
As is often the case with conflicts that now involve America and Russia - there will be a flight to PMs.
It's dirty but highly lucrative.
gazkaz
- 15 Jun 2013 23:53
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The Beck - sytem bring down - disclosure
- not come accross the final....output..
- but
- I think it will be "his" ....interview.... with this guy & what he has to say re this......
http://www.hagmannandhagmann.com/1/post/2013/06/glenn-beck-discusses-dhs-insider-its-about-to-get-ugly.html
ie - Becks - pre teaser - coverage of this article........Becks audio at the top
- transcript - beneath
...........................................................................................................
One of lifes little "unconnected" coincidences
(Hagman of the.... above website....carrying the original ...disclosure)
http://www.stevequayle.com/index.php?s=33&d=427
Doug Hagmann, host of The Hagmann & Hagmann Report was involved in an altercation
- with armed authorities while driving on a city street early this morning.
- As reported, he suddenly and inexplicably found himself surrounded by police SUV vehicles and a cadre of police officers
- treating him as if he was a terrorist threat
...................................................................................................................
(Almost "proof of the pudding" -as some might say.
squirrel888
- 17 Jun 2013 05:09
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What happened to Glen Becks whistleblower? I was really looking forward to that.
squirrel888
- 17 Jun 2013 05:18
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mabel
- 17 Jun 2013 09:17
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squirrel,
Have just listened to the above and it sounds too good to be true. Have you subscribed to this?
mabel
squirrel888
- 17 Jun 2013 09:36
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Mabel - morning,
No I did not subscribe. I call it "sticky advertising". People who genuinely want to help society & community be sustainable do not charge folk.
I don't charge folk but I have published 3 books & run a website for free. Not for these forums.
Who wants to live in an inhospitable world where we lose freedom, love & community spirit at the hands of dictators & meglamaniacs.
My readership are encouraged to be frugal, have PMs, some collectables & to create their own sites & products. I do not sell information other than the books which the internet online bookstores take care of.
I don't have time for cons, apathy, spins.
This becks character seems to be a spinner.
squirrel888
- 17 Jun 2013 09:38
- 67 of 148
I think gold could bounce at any moment.
flyingswan
- 17 Jun 2013 09:44
- 68 of 148
It sounds like the Coop is about to be Cyrused?
The Co-op Bank will this week announce plans to fill a 1.5bn-pound hole in its finances. The rescue, brokered with the Bank of England's Prudential Regulatory Authority, will see 5,000 investors take a haircut on money they lent to the bank...
http://news.sky.com/story/1104599/co-op-bank-seeks-to-fill-1-5bn-capital-hole
squirrel888
- 17 Jun 2013 09:49
- 69 of 148
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/troubled-cooperative-bank-unveils-rescue-plan-8661275.html
Good find swan.
Glad I didn't put money into the co-op. Got my £1 membership fee back when I exited the UK. Sold my premium bonds too - thats another questionable "investment".....
mabel
- 17 Jun 2013 10:32
- 70 of 148
squirrel,
I mistakenly thought that by providing the link, you were endorsing it. I personally am suspicious of this type of advertisement, however, it can be a fine line between providing a genuine service and taking advantage. We have to make the decision for ourselves.
mabel
flyingswan
- 17 Jun 2013 10:54
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squirrel888
- 17 Jun 2013 11:00
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Mabel - agree.
Co-op first. Tesco/sainsburys next? Why would anyone bank with a supermarket chain?
MaxK
- 17 Jun 2013 11:04
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Are the supermarket banks wobbly?
squirrel888
- 17 Jun 2013 11:14
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I wouldn't trust them. It's another accident waiting to happen Max. Get your money & all your shopping data/habbits. Loan out your money & then the defaults start pouring in. Who is going to bail them out so customers don't lose everything?
omce36
- 17 Jun 2013 11:37
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Not sure why you think Supermarket "Banks" are another accident waiting to happen - their lending practices aren't as risque, their interest rates not as competitive from what I can see. They're also less prone to the kind of dubious activities that most banks engaged in - why? Because they can't afford the reputational damage to their main business,namely the sale of groceries.
They simply wont get into the position where they need a bailout is my view...