Re: today's house positions...naked shorts...Tooker..and the fraud artists...
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Apr 01, 2009 09:32AM
Golden Minerals is a junior silver producer with a strong growth profile, listed on both the NYSE Amex and TSX.
We have discussed naked shorting ad nauseum on this site for years now, to no avail. The ball is/was in their court and we were helpless..especially when it appears a convoluted, opaque tag team of large predators involving some of Canada's biggest banks/brokers were/are working in synch with their illicit bretheren across the border...who take their marching orders from the top. What chance do we have?
Well, as of today, including my last post, I believe the trend may be on the cusp of changing. Let's hope so. One can see that there is a surge commencing, a "breakthrough" in awareness and outrage by some of America's and the world's brightest journalists, analysts, economists, some poltiticians and some from the corporate world...and their ranks are swelling exponentially. I have to think many have seen the writing on the wall (some running for cover, backtracking before it is too late?) and have had enough. Ron Paul is no longer a solitary, scorned figure. GATA is getting global visibility and has years of evidence re gold manipulation along with Bill Murphy's 10 year library at LeMetropole Cafe. Bill Murphy is getting visibility on major TV now. Jim Sinclair's exhortations are another indellibel source of credibility, in retrospect. The heat is rising. Mainstream pundits who formerly scoffed at the gold bugs seem to be surprisingly and quite suddenly enlightened...such as the worm Kudlow now screaming for gold.
The tide is shifitng right before our eyes. The nmbers are growing and we all know there is strength in numbers...so do they. They will ave too make some desperate moves very soon I should think. The obvious culprits starting with the Fed, Rockerfeller Foundation, Bernanke, Greenspan, Kissinger, Clinton, Summers, Rubin, Paulson, the Goldman Sachs "team", JP Morgan, AIG (Greenberg) and a cast of hundreds must surly be getting fidgety by now as the public and madding crowds fume. Is ignition far behind?
Maybe there are those out there associated with the fraud of naked shorting who are just beginning to see that the anger has reach a point of no return and that there is a new and open determination to right the wrongs along with the ship. We are now getting front page exposure and queries that are springing up everywhere. Do you suppose "they", or some of "they", have suddenly seen the light and decided to "go straight" lest law suits pop up, or the long arm of justice combined with the heft of retribution begins to seek them out? Where is Hank Paulson and his severence package of $38 million from GS today?
This morning's headlne that a group of wealthy investors are suing RBS is a nice breath of fresh air....and we can expect that this is just the beginning. Jim Sinclair's prophecy that it wouldn't be the regulators or governement that would exact remedy for the victims of fraud, but rather that it would be the lawyers, was most presciant... as for example, re RBS this morning.
Then we have bold articles bold articles balsting out such as the following posted earlier:
posted on Mar 31, 09 10:02PM
I am not quite sure if Obama could sweep more under the humongous rug...
Widespread fraud - VHF
Yoo Hoo! Yes Mr. Cop - Over THERE (AIG)!
Karl Denninger"
Then we have Mr. Butler hot on the tail of the CFTC for years re the concentrated shorting of silver....and multple quanderies and years of speculation about the tiny group of mislead, powerful men that apparently seek one world government/banks that they can control.... and that have connections to such elite entities as the CFR and Blederberg Group and the New World Order. Of course the common knowledge that the private Federal Reserve, taking advantage of taxpayer bailouts, is controlled by the above and their minions no secret.
So, as the world turns today in England, and the non-western world (along with France and Germany and others), the big four and other emerging economies make a sharp statement to Obama and Brown today, the previously timid, now emboldened become moreso.
And where does that leave us here at ECU? Will those nefariously disposed to raping shareholders via illegal naked/counterfeit shorting, who have stolen/defrauded ECU shareholders of millions of dollars over many years, begin to realize that their ersatz power and arrogance will be their downfall? Yes, their machinations are most complex, but so too are those of AIG, Comex, CFTC, GLD, Fanny, Freddie, GS, JPM,...well you know all the cuprits...and the lawyers and others are on to them and have them figured out. Show the lawyers the next best place to make fortunes and watch the mighty fall.
Don't you think that, at this very moment, just a few of the soon-to-be-targeted may just be getting a little queasy? Do you suppose that the term "plea bargain" may soon become commonplace? Do you have a sneaking suspicion that there are some very stressed "insiders" out there that may just be privately surmising that their GI problems are urging them to purge? Their choices are looming and there isn't much time. There is a whole world of anger welling up out there and the fallout won't be pretty. Doesn't the term "safe haven" take on a whole new meaning?
In the end it comes down to three simple words: "FOLLOW THE MONEY".
That may now be changing to: "FOLLOW THE GOLD".
After all, we may not like Kudlow...but nobody said he was stupid.