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ZeroHedge
today catches the Bank for International Settlements admitting and then
trying to cover up its services to member central banks in surreptitiously
manipulating the gold market, work the BIS was positively advertising
a few years ago in a promotional brochure for prospective central bank
members that GATA brought to your attention in February:
http://www.gata.org/node/11012
ZeroHedge's report notes the lately much-shortened biography offered for BIS
foreign exchange and gold trader Mikael Charoze,
who until a few days ago boasted of running the BIS' foreign exchange and
gold "interventions." Missing from Charoze's
biography now is the latter word. Does that mean that the BIS doesn't do gold market interventions anymore? Whatever it
means, you can be sure that mainstream financial news organizations and
know-it-all market analysts won't be asking even as they ridicule complaints
of surreptitious gold market intervention as mere "conspiracy
theory" -- even when the "conspiracy" is admitted over and
over again in official documents:
http://www.gata.org/taxonomy/term/21
The ZeroHedge commentary
is headlined "BIS FX/Gold 'Intervention' Profiles -- Before And
After" and it's posted here:
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/bis-fxgold-intervention-profiles-and-after
CHRIS POWELL, Secretary/Treasurer
Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee Inc.
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