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>If the law won't stop market rigging, what can we do?  - Chris Powell - Gata
It is my belief, because I am not as well read as most readers here on the subject, that when the gold was confiscated by Roosevelt its main purpose was to take control of the economy because electronic money did not exist and what people had in hand was the real thing and the control. People withdrew their gold coin from the banks and kept it at home thus they were in charge. So what had to be done is take their gold from them and substitute fiat FRN's. Then the Fed and the government could be in control. John Browne wrote a good article on the percentages of people who are “under banked” or “unbanked”. A lot of small in hand or at home monies mount up to a lot. The people have the ability to foil the entire confidence game, or the shell game without the pea, if enough understand what real money is and what FRN's are not.

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Beginning of the headline : "If the U.S. judiciary deemed protection of the nation's currency or similar national interests (such as stable financial markets and oil prices) as justification not to prosecute a cartel's war against gold by federal authorities, foreign governments, and their agents, could anti-trust law ever be brought to bear against such activity in our lifetimes? "What I'm asking essentially is: What is the Achilles' heel of gold market collusion that would provoke enforcement in a compromised judicial system?" I have replied to R... Read More
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