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>Do gold manipulation deniers really know the secrets of central banking?  - Chris Powell - Gata
A question could gold/silver/platinum/palladium/rhodium ETF`s that are in themselves traded paper be keeping the price of the physical metals down? Aren`t hedge fund managers like the typical central bank managers, can`t get a straight answer out of people that say they don`t like them, but who are being subsidized by sponsor`s on their website who are in fact hedge fund managers. Can these ``naked short positions`` be helping to drive down the price of the physical metals. Since paper ETF`s have come hasn`t the price of the physical metals stayed low in keeping them at a rate of the conventional market as far as trends go. Since Rhodium was announced that it was to have an ETF, hasn`t its price been driven down which was always been for year`s static in price, like that of Osmium. Could it be that the owners of Johnson-Matthey Public LLC be a Rothschild? For years South Africa apartheid was supported for years by the influence of Johnson-Matthey. Could the `kingly` mannerisms of this outfit called Johnson-Matthey be a kind of front for the Rothschild Banking Cartel`s greedy hands on the precious metal industry be what seems to be so in keeping down the `masses`. Since Alexander Hamilton a Tory, was the favorite of one called Rothschild. His views of `the masses are asses` be in keeping with the current `one worlders` view now. Also it is noted that when GM had announced that it was soon to be going bankrupt it could not buy anymore PGM`s from Johnson-Matthey, so in keeping with its Kingly mannerism it convinced the USA to start up with buying palladium and making it a `sovereign` coin on of the realm, and oh yes GM got out by being bailed out unlike the Joe & Alice from forecloser land in middle America got screwed again.......

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Beginning of the headline :A couple of common assertions that are frequently made to dismiss complaints of manipulation of the gold market have come up again in recent days and may deserve rebuttal. First, interviewed in part about gold market manipulation last week by Max Keiser on Russia Today's "The Keiser Report,"Charteris Treasury Portfolio Managers CEO Ian Williams remarked, "We've always worked on the theory that the market is bigger than any one particular player": http://www... Read More
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