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   Larry on May 19, 2013 at 1:15 pm

   I just read an interview with Doug Casey that has left me confused. How can he dis all the gold bugs that write continually about the obvious gold and silver manipulations when one of his own staff Ed Steer writes about it all the time as does Miles Franklin and anyone else with a brain? I thought he was one of the good guys but he sounded more like a main stream talking head.

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   Larry from Montreal on May 19, 2013 at 1:34 pm

   PS
   He did n’t even mention that real gold and silver is being sold at a premium to paper PM. I think it was Kaye on an Eric King interview that said in Japan they were getting a premium on gold of $500. I saw it somewhere on one of the PM sites I regularly visit. On Ebay the other day I noticed rounds going for $30 or so but with a shipping fee per ounce of about the same. I’m in Montreal and have ordered a couple of times from GoldSilverBull just recently when I ordered a few silver 5 ounce coins they told me there would be a 30 day wait but managed to send them right away. They were out of lots of one ounce pieces so I went for the 5’s.

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   David Watters on May 19, 2013 at 11:14 pm

   Hello Andy,

   I just listened to your interview over at SGT “Total Cartel CONTROL Over Media & Markets.” With regard the power of the media, here’s what Jerry Mander over there at the(International Forum on Globalization)said to an interviewer some years ago while walking through an airport. Quote; Did you know that 70% of the American Media is controlled by seven corporations. He named them; Bertlesman, Times Warner, General Electric, “Fox News-News Corporation,” Sony, Disney, Viacom. He went to say they control television, television cable systems, television satilite, film production, film distribution’ Internet connections, book publishing and distribution, magazines, newespapers. End quote.
   That’s a lot of stuff and most the worlds media is American Media.

   Also you mention a seventeen trillion dollar debt you have over there and how there’s so little growth. I say that’s the crux of it all. Economic growth is over. From now on only relative growth is possible. I would argue that we are witness to and participants in the beginning of the end of Industrial Society. We’re not going to see the end of Industrial Society but we are in for a bumpy ride.

   Dr. Collin Campbell a retired English Geoligist living here in Ireland, an educator on Peak Oil. He advocates a world “Depletion Protiocol.” That countries need to find a way to come of oil. This protocol would mean countries reducing their GDP (imports)each year by the amount of oil that was used the previous year. Each year this will be calculated by using as a percentage the world reserves that are left from the previous year. Essentially if there is three percent less of global oil reserves left from the previous year then countries need to reduce their current years GDP by three percent. For example if one hundred cars were impoted to America last year then this year ninty seven will be imported and so on. Nobody would really notice.

   Personally I think that the countries who reduce their GDP’s the quickest will do better in the long run. Like the so called prephiary conntries here in Europe and your country is doing well in that direction also.

   The world currently uses each year about thirty billion barrell units of oil. Middle of the century 2050 we will only Have eight billion Barrells left to use and a bigger market, a bigger population and more developing countries.

   I don’t mean to be to candid when I say if you haven’t wakened up to all this then like as you do say, you will be “screaming” no end.

   I wrote all this to you because I myself like reading and listening to you. As I said in my previous email, I understand you know the oil business and how it interlinks with the economy.

   So thanks again to you and your fellow writers at Miles Franklin and keep up the good work,

   David