Apart from some unimportant details about minor relative truths (names/exact dates) Murphy turned out victorious, imo. Especially Christians admittance that those in power are willing to refrain from giving the public very important information about their manipulating monetary policies is pretty astounding. But he considers this to be normal ...

Christians tragical attempt to insult Murphy when stating that Murphy appearantly wasn't able to understand the difference between an "average price" and a "one time event" says a lot about this person. We all know Murphy sometimes is too passionate and he indeed can sometimes make a mistake making certain statements. That doesn't mean however, he is wrong about the core circumstance and information about it. Quite the opposite.

The QE addicts, "our" governments and central banks, are simply our enemies. They provide the ingredients for monetary chaos and Christian is just one of their puppets, obviously having prospered and still prospering under their monetary policies which are now very close to being completely bankrupt unless they again accept gold and silver as their currencies.

btw Jim Puplava turned out not exactly to be an independant mediator. Probably he was still irritated about the "Scotia Mocatta bullion statement" by Murphy ...

There is every reason to own gold and silver. "Our" governments are lost and are just fearful to lose their positions, power, money. For that they are willing to blow up the economical and social system, as we already can witness and perhaps experience.