http://www.vheadline.com/9802/3728.htm
and for further info, perhaps you want to spend a few hours at
I think I'll go and wash the car..... It's more fun than doing the tax return... :- ) )
CJS1__A ( Replies ) ID#329157:
Sir, I would say you have chosen well! Over many seasons, the currencies have come to bid in this race and all were found as low bid. The time for full production is at hand. No currency is large enough for this race, so a new one will arrive from the past!
This you say: An alligator is, they say, "all mouth and no ears".
This is good, I show a great smile!
Mr. Pete, I have written of this. See the list from Mr. Fin. Try using $30,000/gold, the value is better for all!
Date: Sun Feb 08 1998 09:42
Forklift ( CJS1__A ) ID#156161:
it is also something of great value which they cannot defend
Mr. Forklift,
You must place yourself in that time! Nations with gold and armies will stand for Arabia! $8.00us/bl oil is indeed a resource to fight for!
refer ( ANOTHER @ THOUGHTS ) ID#41229:
Is your warnings to us of something that may happen?, something you feel
will happen?, or something that is in progress and you know will happen?
Mr. refer,
I submit to you that, thruout time the progress of men does proceed at many speeds.I do offer my thoughts on a direction that is taken for a chosen time. But, who can know the minds of builders? Of my life and times, I do say, this structure will be completed of the well being of all! For this new system to fail, it will be as Mr. Donald has said, withmuch destruction of commerce.
After reading your post analysing A nother, I feel that you should run for office. Are you saying you don't know anything about him { her}? Why did you take so long to say it?
Rob,
Thanks for the suggestion, but if you knew how many times I have submitted various articles to those organizations and others, to no avail, I think you would be surprised. I don't want to say they ( journelists ) are not intelligent enough to grasp new concepts, but I think it has to do with looking down on any research that's not submitted on a letterhead with a lower Manhatten address.
What's more amazing to me, is the reaction I've gotten from regulators who I've contacted about the leasing scam and the absurd short interest in silver. These people are mandated by law to prevent just the very things I've tried to convey to them in very simple language. If you saw the responses I've gotten, I think you would be shocked by their lack of understanding and knowledge, and what silly arguements they counter my contentions with. It is kind of scary.
Even after these last two pieces, I have seen very little comment ( agreeing or disagreeing ) , even though silver lease rates were at one point this week 100 times the rate of last April/May, when I first posted on the internet. And as concerns the obscene short interest in silver, which I would think would be strongly embraced or rejected by both fundamentalists and technicians alike, the silence has been overwhelming. If the metal community refuses to consider ( not necessarily agree ) and debate such issues, why would a mainstream publication?
I've resigned myself to be proven right or wrong in due course, after all the facts are out. In the meantime, if you feel others should read this stuff, have at it. It would probably look less self-serving coming from a third party.
Rob,
Thanks for the suggestion, but if you knew how many times I have submitted various articles to those organizations and others, to no avail, I think you would be surprised. I don't want to say they ( journelists ) are not intelligent enough to grasp new concepts, but I think it has to do with looking down on any research that's not submitted on a letterhead with a lower Manhatten address.
What's more amazing to me, is the reaction I've gotten from regulators who I've contacted about the leasing scam and the absurd short interest in silver. These people are mandated by law to prevent just the very things I've tried to convey to them in very simple language. If you saw the responses I've gotten, I think you would be shocked by their lack of understanding and knowledge, and what silly arguements they counter my contentions with. It is kind of scary.
Even after these last two pieces, I have seen very little comment ( agreeing or disagreeing ) , even though silver lease rates were at one point this week 100 times the rate of last April/May, when I first posted on the internet. And as concerns the obscene short interest in silver, which I would think would be strongly embraced or rejected by both fundamentalists and technicians alike, the silence has been overwhelming. If the metal community refuses to consider ( not necessarily agree ) and debate such issues, why would a mainstream publication?
I've resigned myself to be proven right or wrong in due course, after all the facts are out. In the meantime, if you feel others should read this stuff, have at it. It would probably look less self-serving coming from a third party.
BTW - I used this search engine to I find the Randfontein info, and find it to be one of the best for my needs.
From reading various posts, I get the impression that the only way to neutralize Saddam's WMD is to use ground troops, which of course we will not do. And, that would be the only way we could depose Saddam, as well. Too bad we did not support those northern Iraqi's when they asked for help.
So -- it would seem in this 'war of nerves', Saddam will weather the air attack, relinquish access to some of his 'palaces', and the UN inspection team leaves him alone to make more WMD.
The only way this scenario might not work would be if Saddam is under too much local pressure to step down, and decides on self-immolation, by sending something devastating into Israel. The more I think about this, given Saddam's survival power, I think he is betting that he will always win a 'war of nerves' with us, and will be able to take care of local opposition in his usual ruthless manner.
You raise a serious question about BC. He is in a tight spot at home, and needs a distaction like 'bomb Iraq'. As far as I can tell, world opinion matters very little to him, but the opinions of the average American citizen do. If he was convinced by the polls that he had American support to bomb Iraq, would he do this, irrespective of the lack of support he got from the Middle East countries? If he did this, the political fallout might be very severe, even if special deals are offered to friendly ME countries to soften the blow.
I think the better solution is a show of strength, not actual bombing. Our presence in the gulf is effective at discouraging others from being aggressors, and may make Saddam back down. If we attack unprovoked, we will appear the aggressors.
Wilfred Owen
from Dulce Et Decorum Est ( 1920 )
Dulce Et Decorum Est
Bent double, like old beggars under sacks,
Knock-kneed, coughing like hags, we cursed through sludge,
Till on the haunting flares we turned our backs
And towards our distant rest began to trudge.
Men marched asleep. Many had lost their boots
But limped on, blood-shod. All went lame; all blind;
Drunk with fatigue; deaf even to the hoots
Of tired, outstripped Five-Nines that cropped behind.
Gas! GAS! Quick, boys--An ecstasy of fumbling
Fitting the clumsy helmets just in time;
But someone still was yelling out and stumbling
And flound'ring like a man in fire or lime . . .
Dim, through the misty panes and thick green light,
As under a green sea, I saw him drowning..
In all my dreams, before my helpless sight,
He plunges at me, guttering, choking, drowning..
If in some smothering dreams you too could pace
Behind the wagon that we flung him in,
And watch the white eyes writhing in his face,
His hanging face, like a devil's sick of sin;
If you could hear, at every jolt, the blood
Come gargling from the froth-corrupted lungs,
Obscene as cancer, bitter as the cud
Of vile, incurable sores on innocent tongues--
My friend, you would not tell with such high zest
To children ardent for some desperate glory,
The old Lie: Dulce et decorum est
Pro patria mori..
--Wilfred Owen
- What is the difference between the London and New York Spot Markets?
- Why are the silver quotes on the London market higher than on New York's?
- How do these markets relate to the COMEX, and why are the COMEX prices lower than both spot markets?
If anyone who has a clear understanding of these issues is interested in writing a one-page explanation in layman's terms, we'll put a link to it from our main quote page. There's no financial incentive for the contribution, but we will include the author's name and email.
Please send any drafts to me at bkitner@kitco.com.
At the risk of violating proper Kitco etiquette:
Ziva SHUT UP !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you.
Ziva @ 03:36: "You may or may not agree with some of this. I look forward to some interesting discussion"
I think, as the votes are being tallied, the consensus is you have nothing interesting to say at all. You cut and paste drivel to people who have zero interest in your delusions. Please find some KKK, trilateral, black helicopter, conspiracy site where you may share this pabulum with other like minded wackos. You posts have graduated from mildly curious to tedious and dull. You seem a bit too thick headed to have the good graces to be embarrassed by your litter, so let me say it plain, "Nobody is interested!" Don't bother to respond to this, I will scroll past all posts with the Ziva moniker so your protestations will be swallowed by the aether, and there join company with the rest of the nonsense you post hereabouts.
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of gold move ) a few things stand out: the Australian dollar, the Japanese yen, the Phillipine peso, the Thai baht, the Malaysian ringgit, the Indian rupee, and platinum have remained approximately flat against gold.
Every other currency depreciated from 5-10% versus gold, except for the South Korean won, which rose from 503,000/oz on 1/9/98 to 464,000/oz
on 2/4/98. The largest gain versus all currencies and gold was made by silver.
If you were forced to live the rest of your life in either Israel or Iraq where would you go?
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D.A.
I would volunteer an answer, "neither"!!
I would choose the good ole USA even with the scandals.
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News Release
Jan. 15, 1998 ASIA MINERALS CORP ( AMP )
Asia Minerals issues a notice of intent to terminate the Yingezhuang Gold Mining Joint Venture in China
Asia Minerals reports that a Notice of Intent to Terminate the gold mining joint venture in Zhaoyuan City, Shandong, China was issued by the company to the Zhaoyuan Gold Industrial Group Corp. on 12 January 1998.
Yingezhuang is the first Sino-Foreign gold mining joint venture to obtain full approval from the State Planning Commission and the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation. A business license was issued to the JV in October 1997.
The Company prepared mine expansion feasibility study during the period June 1996 to November 1997 at a cost of US$1.5 million. The feasibility report, containing a technically and economically viable expansion plan, was submitted to Zhaoyuan in November 1997.
Since October 1997, Zhaoyuan has breached numerous principles and provisions of the JV contract. As a result of these breaches, the Company has concluded that the expansion of the Yingezhuang mine would not be commercially viable for technical, economic and management reasons.
Examples of non-compliance include:
1..Zhaoyuan rejects the authority of the JV Board of Directors to determine the operating gold grade of the mine, insisting that both ore reserve and production grades are set and approved by the State Planning Commission;
2. Zhaoyuan has unilaterally entered into agreements with respect to the expansion of the mine that are directly in conflict with the feasability study, such that significant addional capital costs will be incurred and the engineering design will not meet international industry standards;
3. Zhaoyuan has materially increased the existing debt of the Yingezhuang mine;
In addition, the JV has to date been unable to secure a mining license or preferential tax policies that were offered prior to the Issuance of the Business License.
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Sooooooooo, everyone THOUGHT that gold mining would expand in China, JV's all over the place, tons of gold being taken out of the ground and put into the market, yada yada yada. Bet that this major setback to AMP will make other outfits think twice. Face it, Asia is just not the place to be trying to start up a mine these days, or investing in stocks for that matter. Honestly now, who really thought that the Reds were going to open up and let all those N.A. miners come in without calling all the shots? Oh, by the way, the Zhaoyuan Directors did not even bother to show up at the January 8 meeting that was called by AMP to discuss those defaults.
Bottom line? 100's of tons of gold should be discounted in estimating future world production. Take THAT Andy!
Thanks from newcomer...
Steven ( user787748@aol.com )
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With silver soon at $10,
let us for a moment consider the explosive sales of
companies that manufacture silver recovery equipment
for photographic and medical imaging applications.
This used to be very fashionable back un the Hunt days.
Let us get on the bandwagon now. In the California
gold rush those who made big money were the suppliers
of shovels. Now will be the silver recovery suppliers.
Any ideas of such companies?