Re Billid: I agree with coach, Sinclair and a host of others who obviously aren’t in your camp. There is no point on rehashing all the years of previous information posted on the nefarious deeds of the naked shorters, central bankers etc. Old but ongoing news. I throw the gauntlet back to you, prove to us that there is no illegal trading since I take the same attitude that towards you, that it is just plain silly on your part to say it isn’t so.

We used to get the same arguments about being lunatics for saying that the gold price has been manipulated and artificially suppressed for years. We no longer hear from that camp. It’s a dirty world out there.

Thanks for you letter Sketch. As I mentioned yesterday, the loop is now complete it would appear as the tentacles of the US cartel begin to appear on the surface re Kitco. and the RC Mint, Gov. of Bank of Canada and the total suppression of the Canadian JPMs. And low and behold, we awake this morning to see that the Canadian Finance Minister, Jim Flaherty “had a word” with the CIBC folks on Barrick’s behalf re their ABCP “problem”. Would that be the same Barrick that has openly admitted to collaboration with the Central Banks of the US to suppress the price of gold? …the same Barrick that has continually tried to “hide” their $9 billion short gold hedge?

Re Bluegold’s news: World’s largest silver producer raises $1.77 billion in London IPO

Penoles offshoot, Fresnillo, the world’s largest producer of silver has raised $1.77 billion in its London IPO, but stock fell back in line with recent weakness in the silver price in initial trading.BlackRock fund manager Graham Birch said he had bought shares in the initial public offering (IPO) and was confident they would perform well over time. JPMorgan Cazenove was adviser, co-ordinator, bookrunner and broker in relation to the offering. Canaccord Adams, Citigroup, JP Morgan and UBS were co-lead managers of the flotation.

So would Black Rock, JPMorgan, Citigroup, UBS et al be part of the western component of “the Consolidators” that Jim Sinclair referred to”, quote:

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Dear CIGAs,I know more than any other writer on the consolidator subject.The Consolidator has made every effort to dress up as the quiescent producer.Now the Consolidator has joined the Asians and Middle East in competition to consolidate the junior production and exploration industry.This is fact. Believe me I know.The stockholders of the junior exploration and production companies do not, nor do they believe this is the real reason behind the depression in prices.The Consolidator is out there shopping hard.Regards, Jim