Re: AUT: Fwd: The Gathering Storm?

[Antagonism <antagonism1@xxxxxxxxx>]

The article from "From The Wilderness" defintiely has lots of
dubious populist overtones. Even if its not explicitly
anti-semitic, it's maybe what Werner Bonefeld might term an
example of anti-semtic thought.

But on the other hand...  What does determine gold prices? Its
striking how gold prices haven't followed naive expectations.
The London "Financial Times" (not so much from the wilderness,
as from the rose garden) last week published a study on gold
price movements that implied that there was no observable
relation between such movements and anything else (eg, world
events). (Actually I just read the FTs summary and not the
report.)

(It doesn't seem to be freely available any more :(
I searched on their site for "gold price report"

http://search.ft.com/search/article.html?id=020715000508&query=gold+prices+report&vsc_appId=totalSearch&state=Form

)

I thought the 'From the wildrness' article did provide a
plausible explanation, in its description of interventions to
manipulate gold prices to prevent them following the 'natural'
course.

So does the Plunge Protection Team really exist, or is it pure
conspiracy theory like Illuminatus? Or does it exist, but does
the article exaggerate its power, like the Bilderberg group? If
this article does not in any way explain the strange movements
of gold prices, then what does? Are the FT right to suggest that
they just move in mysterious ways, and that's it?


Finally, in attempt to justify even asking such questions,
here's a quote from Capital, volume 3, Chapter 33:

'Concerning the hoarding of bank-notes "with a view to aggravate
the pressure and to take advantage of the consequences" he says
that this can very easily occur. Three large banks would be
sufficient. "5383. Must it not be within your knowledge, as a
man conversant with the great transactions of this metropolis,
that capitalists do avail themselves of these crises to make
enormous profit out of the ruin of the people who fall victims
to them? -- There can be no doubt about it." -- And we may well
believe Mr. Chapman on this score, although he finally broke his
own neck, commercially speaking, in an attempt at making
"enormous profit out of the ruin of victims." For while his
associate Gurney says: Every change in business is advantageous
for one who is well informed, Chapman says: "The one section of
the community knows nothing of the other; one is the
manufacturer, for instance; who exports to the continent, or
imports his raw commodity; he knows nothing of the man who deals
in bullion." (5046.) -- And thus it happened that one fine day
Gurney and Chapman themselves "were not well informed" and went
into ill-famed bankruptcy.'

 --- topp8564@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > What's the point of this
chiliastic fucking pornography? Where
> is Mr. Pugliesi
> when you need him...
>
> T.O.
>
>
> Quoting Peter Jovanovic <peterzoran@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
>
> > >"From The Wilderness" newsletter is read by 20 members of
> congress, 12
> > >University professors and the Intelligence Committee of
> both Houses.. He
> > >
> > >uses only government documents, official statements or
> verifiable press
> > >reports as evidence to support his claims.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >The Gathering Storm
> > >
> > >       Global Financial and Economic Crash Imminent
> > >       Stock Market, Pension Funds, U.S. Dollar on Brink of
> Collapse
> > >and Implosion
> > >       Theft and Fraud Losses to U.S. Taxpayers Exceed $4.2
> Trillion
> > >
> > >
> > >by Michael C. Ruppert
>
> <mountain of insane soothsaying cut out>
>
>
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