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>Curiouser and Curiouser  - Theodore Butler - Butler Research
When the day to day expenses depend on maintaining one or more lines of credit, when increases in infrastructure depend on selling additional stock and when large investors sit on your board, you shut up and eat your porridge.

Debt makes you a slave whether you are an individual or a multinational mining corporation.

Then there is the big question, "What incentive does the government have in making a monetary precious metal market clean up its act?"
Will it make the nation's fiat currency more desirable?

Welcome to the economic world of illusions, delusions and manipulations.
Always was, always will be.
Every participant is a player; some far better than others.
Now eat your porridge.


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Beginning of the headline :What’s so curious is that just as the silver (and gold) COMEX price manipulation becomes more blatant and easier to prove, those being damaged the most by it, silver producers, are nowhere to be found; even though there is much they could do to end the damage inflicted on shareholders by artificially depressed prices. Let me explain how the price manipulation is becoming more obvious and then what mining companies can do about it. Before I do this, please know that I am deliberately intending to... Read More
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