Silver on its way to $80 an ounce

yup..

 

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They just ended it in 1972.

 

How did it come that vampires are real but zombies are not real?

 

'Cause Ruben said it on the internet thingy and everyone knows that everything posted on the internet is true.......:devil:

 

Well, I would think that she doesn't this thread to declare numismatists as "wacked". The evidence is already in

BTW, you may not believe in vampires, but they believe in YOU:devil:

 

Nobody has ever seen a zombie, but vampires are all over the place.

 

Then you have never seen me without my first couple of cups of coffee in the morning......

 

But its only half as delicious.

 

It would seem to also matter how much time one has.

 

I haven't quite caught up with this thread, but here is an example to pick apart and try to debunk if it doesn't paint the preferred picture.

Per: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/chris-martenson-explains-how-gold-manipulated-and-why-thats-okay

 

well, that seems to be obvious.

 

Your politeness almost exceeds the value-added-ness of your post.

 

And just for kicks so it doesn't get lost on the last page, since some of us do post information that is in fact value added. If you aren't sure why, maybe you missed page 5.

 

A Zombie is a reanimated corpse infected by some type of virus that prevents the ability of higher level thought. They do exist and usually end up coaching college football.

 

Thank you very much. I appreciate the compliment and I hope to reciprocate in the near future if you would permit.

 

No

Zombies are corpses animated by some form of West Indian or Haitian sacred magic.

 

Historically silver + gold Move up Sept30 to Jan 1st
Each year due metal IRA'S being cash in or out:devil:.

 

ok - good to know.

 

Voodoo zombies are not a member of the undead. They are living beings who have been placed into a suspended zombie like state due to the powers of voodoo magic.

 

Couldn't it just be that maybe ovrnight markets tend to be more amatuers and they "get wrong" information that is released after market close? Or, alternatively, maybe its information released after hours systemically from the London market that is negative driving down the price in the US.

To point to a mathematical trend does NOT prove a conspiracy, but sure creates a lot of conspiracy believers. If someone wished to discount those two ideas off the top of my head, and probably 100 possible other explanations, and prove those are all false then I would be more interested in reading it. I read the article, don't get me wrong, but it was a bunch of opinion without bothering to actually do the work and discount other possibilities.