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<p>[QUOTE="JCB1983, post: 1317574, member: 23885"]Wish I would have caught that episode.</p><p><br /></p><p>I believe it started to go south with the GLBA (Graham-Leech-Bliley-ACT). This essentially deregulated banks, and made it legal for banking systems to gamble with your money. J.P. Morgan has been tied to scandals since the days of John D Rockefeller. Just Google “J.P. Morgan scandals," or “J.P. Morgan scandals involving the fed." You will come up with over 350,000 results. With the GLBA in place, and the repeal of any strong standing regulation (Glass-Steagall Act of 1933) the banks went to town with our money. They lobbied for the GBLA, accepted $49 million dollars from Enron, and were heavily involved in pushing the CRA + sub-prime loans. Obviously they are a banking system, and by nature would have a hand in these transactions, but given their past do you really think that it is out of the realm of possibility that they are involved in silver manipulation? We are the ones on silver bullion investing forums, and only a few of us (not me) are in tune with the crux of the situation. Do we actually know what the bank’s balance sheets are at? Why wouldn't the fed be motivated to assist J.P. Morgan in the silver market? At the bare minimum we would have to bail them out again if they can't make books. How about the Solyndra scandal? Why would the fed push so hard on solar panel manufacturing? (Billions and Billions of dollars). I know for a fact that general electric hand a hand in Solyndra. What about J.P. Morgan? Obviously we would want to keep production prices as low as possible, and it is no secret that solar panels contain silver. I don't mean to go into a rant, but it gets my brain thinking. I am trying to be rational about this, but I wouldn't be surprised if we discover the wizard of oz in the next 10 years.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="JCB1983, post: 1317574, member: 23885"]Wish I would have caught that episode. I believe it started to go south with the GLBA (Graham-Leech-Bliley-ACT). This essentially deregulated banks, and made it legal for banking systems to gamble with your money. J.P. Morgan has been tied to scandals since the days of John D Rockefeller. Just Google “J.P. Morgan scandals," or “J.P. Morgan scandals involving the fed." You will come up with over 350,000 results. With the GLBA in place, and the repeal of any strong standing regulation (Glass-Steagall Act of 1933) the banks went to town with our money. They lobbied for the GBLA, accepted $49 million dollars from Enron, and were heavily involved in pushing the CRA + sub-prime loans. Obviously they are a banking system, and by nature would have a hand in these transactions, but given their past do you really think that it is out of the realm of possibility that they are involved in silver manipulation? We are the ones on silver bullion investing forums, and only a few of us (not me) are in tune with the crux of the situation. Do we actually know what the bank’s balance sheets are at? Why wouldn't the fed be motivated to assist J.P. Morgan in the silver market? At the bare minimum we would have to bail them out again if they can't make books. How about the Solyndra scandal? Why would the fed push so hard on solar panel manufacturing? (Billions and Billions of dollars). I know for a fact that general electric hand a hand in Solyndra. What about J.P. Morgan? Obviously we would want to keep production prices as low as possible, and it is no secret that solar panels contain silver. I don't mean to go into a rant, but it gets my brain thinking. I am trying to be rational about this, but I wouldn't be surprised if we discover the wizard of oz in the next 10 years.[/QUOTE]
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