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Stand and Deliver: How Germany Disrupted the World's Gold Market

- Jesse - Le Café Américain

Ah, my dear Verboten, how sad i was made by your post. It seems that your senile dementia is progressing.

Please allow me to refresh your failing memory. i would have never made the claim to residing in the US, for i never have done more than visit and i have always found it easier to stick to the truth. The story you recall is a garbled version of what you actually read. i very purposely did not place the event in an identifiable location. You mistook the unnamed local and federal police forces in my post for the FBI (though my post may have omitted mention of the federales). And you only imagined that i claimed to be a whistle blower. No such claim was made, for it would have been untruthful. Indeed, it is most unlikely that i would have even hinted at what earned me all the attention i received, for that would have made identifying me all too easy. But yes, you did manage to correctly recall that the international media spent considerable weeks camped outside my door.

You also made the preposterous claim that my response to Jesse's piece was some sort of ruse. It must be asked, to what possible end? My post merely pointed out the assumptions made in the article along with some of its factual problems and the absurd, though logical, implications stemming from holding such views. i finished off my piece not by speaking badly of the prospects for gold, but giving my opinion that its day to shine will come; only its day to do so may still be a few years off.

i would never attempt to lead anyone astray, unless of course they wanted to get to the Astray Café in NYC. You, however, are a horse of a different colour (Zimbabwean spelling). Your posts almost never deal with what the author has written. Rather than deal with what Jesse has written or any of my responses to his points, you have attempted to shift the dialogue from the subject at hand to a complete non sequitur (kind of like what you complain Jim C. does). Even if your meaningless sojourn down a completely beside the point path had been an accurate account, which it was not, it would not have served to move the dialogue even one silly millimeter further forward. But that is your usual modus operandi. You put down others, bringing into question their motives, sanity and/or character without ever offering anything original to advance the conversation. Is that because you are a dullard with nothing to offer?

As for your parting shot, "your [sic] not half as wise as you wish you were," you got that right. In truth, i am not even one ten millionth as wise as i would wish to be. That understanding keeps me questioning the validity of the things i believe to be true. And that is a good thing. You should try it sometime.

Just a suggestion, but you might want to take a look at the Lumosity.com web site. They claim to be able to train your brain to better remember things and improve your cognitive skills.

"Seek not the favor of the multitude; it is seldom got by honest and lawful means. But seek the testimony of few; and number not voices, but weigh them."--Immanuel Kant

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