siver round 2

[onepence]

The big payday in silver will come from long-term investment. I'm saying, in essence, never sell your silver.

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How many times do you think opportunities like this, for the average guy, have occurred throughout history? I don’t think ever. Nor do I ever think there will be such an opportunity in my lifetime again. Will you ever see the cheapest historical price for a commodity at the time of its greatest historical demand? Will you ever again see anything in chronic short supply selling at a grossly undervalued price level? Will you ever see such low risk? Never! In my opinion you will never see a market so convoluted or insanely undervalued ever again. Silver is an incredibly useful metal that will become more valuable as it is increasingly used up. Think clearly and I wish you good luck.

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http://www.investmentrarities.com/05-08-01.html

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http://www.butlerresearch.com/archive_free.html

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oneness,
dh

[onepence]

"I think it is highly likely that the People’s Bank of China has been hoodwinked into selling their silver, much as the US Government was tricked into disposing of its silver stockpile over the past 60 years. Tricking governments out of silver is a recurring historical fact."

China Controls Silver

http://www.butlerresearch.com/archive_free.html

[CramptonMotorsports]

nevada mines control the silver.

[onepence]

I'm saying, in essence, never sell your silver

Dear Friends,

Talk amongst mid level mangement
a lot of people have been sitting on silver a very long time
In fact they even have $3 from the Hunt brothers
and others have torquise from their wives
doubt they will be patient but who knows
maybe with the right teacher they will go for the gold.
That is the tricky thing about peoples money
hold it long enough ... oh say like 10,20,30, 60 yrs
and they could demand a solid roi .

a person of oneness,
Dean Hedges

[tazish]

Far-out man! You speak volumes. Could you send me a secret-decoder ring so I can keep-up? :D


I get the impression that Onepence may in fact be YODA.

[onepence]

the General Mining Law
not from me
oneness
dh

On May 10, 1872, U.S. Sen. William Stewart of Nevada, a mining lawyer and
mine owner, got something called the General Mining Law enacted by
Congress. The law was a product of the corrupt Congresses that marked
what Charles Warner and Mark Twain called the Gilded Age.

This law still governs mining on the public's land in the United States,
which makes it central to the economy of Nevada's small counties. A
mention of it to anyone who knows about mining will produce strong
reactions. The mining industry regards it as Holy Scripture. Critics like
former U.S. Sen. Dale Bumpers of Arkansas call it a license to steal.

John Kerry and George Bush stand in similar opposing postures.

The law allows the industry to claim and mine minerals on the public's
land at rock-bottom rates. A patenting provision transfers the land
itself for the 1872 price – $2.50 to $5 an acre. No royalties are
required on the ore mined, which can include (in Nevada) copper, silver,
and gold and (in other states) platinum.

[onepence]

I was kinda thinking John Kerry!!! :lmao:

or you can just call me Howard
:wave:

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