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1oo % agreed i have done my research big thanks to fellow posters and listened to my own intuition and now the whole damn thing continues to unfold unabated its like watching the twin towers demolition in slow motion.

I say i cant SEE what on earth you are going on about. Please leave at least an hour after your last intake of liquid before posting to give us a chance of understanding what you are saying.

I loved the place when i travelled through it earlier this year really beautiful country,we had a blow out literally at santas world on the artic circle in finland and when i spoke to the break down guy he said he would be there before it got dark i thought for a second and said but it wont get dark here the sun doesnt set now the guy was laughing his arse off.We ended up changing the wheel at 2am in bright sunshine.How on earth they get used to permanent dark then permanent daylight is beyond me.

Excellent lets hope they are able to watch it in FINLAND.

ALK send this guy your evidence he reckons all the us export is PRoMISES and PRETTY PAPER!!! CNBC - Dollar Will be Utterly Destroyed, Global Currency, New World Order From:

I have only just watched that vid due to tech probs on laptop but if i was to make a movie for the post i made earlier copied below that would be it.People/sheeple have not got a clue PERIoD.!!! "I would totally agree with that bubb,i think it shows the true level of understanding of what gold is and what is actually transpiring by the day in the economy,basically people have not got a clue what is coming like an express train.The few posts mentioning bubble mania in gold prices is beyond laughable most peple are selling their gold to the numerous advertisers to get themselves out of the cack short term and with rose tinted glasses praying for the good times to return.ooohhh dear what a shock these poor people/sheeple are in for."

oh come on GF my whit must be at least 1oo% on the GEI richter scale by now.

alk are you reading the posts correctly GF is clearly not on your 'similar wavelength'.Quote GF "i spent 3 weeks in the us and only SAW things that were manafactured in CHINA." What town/city in finland do you live??

Please elaborate on that i am all ears.??

What is in the WATER in FINLAND ???

just noticed your post schaublin are we spiritually related ??

I would totally agree with that bubb,i think it shows the true level of understanding of what gold is and what is actually transpiring by the day in the economy,basically people have not got a clue what is coming like an express train.The few posts mentioning bubble mania in gold prices is beyond laughable most peple are selling their gold to the numerous advertisers to get themselves out of the cack short term and with rose tinted glasses praying for the good times to return.ooohhh dear what a shock these poor people/sheeple are in for.

You clearly have not handled much physical gold.Any so called expert dealer who would pass off fake gold would not be in business long enough to be classed as an expert.I would be alot more concerned with fake toilet/fiat paper and pound coins if i was you.

easily translated as BIG EGoS getting it WRoNG.!!

Arise SIR Pixel8r you have been duly knighted for your dedication in your search for the truth in gold and then delivering that message to the masses.!!!!

No its golden wire.

You can call me golden balls ,golden pig,golden elephant ,golden bug,long term permo gold bug,or any other derivation or combination of the word golden all i care about is that i have got lots of gold in my physical possession. Period!!!!

Gold: $1 100 still in sight 2009/11/05 08:03:00 AM Nov 05 2009 22:45 Tokyo - Spot gold inched lower on Thursday but remained within striking distance of the $1 100 level after hitting an all-time high for the second straight session on a weak dollar the previous day. News this week of India's purchase of 200 tonnes of gold from the International Monetary Fund has also provided gold with upward momentum to rise back towards $1 100. The IMF's transaction represents about half of a long-planned bullion sale, which now has the gold industry wondering who will be buying the remainder that is due to be sold. The dollar remains under pressure after falling on Wednesday after the US Federal Reserve reiterated its commitment to keep interest rates low for an "extended period". Akira Doi, a managing director at Tokyo's Daiichi Commodities, said gold could fall on profit-taking this month after it eventually hits $1 100. "Funds close their books in November, and one should keep in mind they may decide to pocket profits and sell this month," he said. Noncommercial net long positions in US gold futures remained near a record. He added, however, that gold was likely to remain above $1 000 even if it is hit by profit-taking, noting that India's purchase from the IMF was made near an average of $1 045 an ounce. "I think that fact will have a psychological impact on the market ... there is no longer any surprise in seeing a four-figure price for gold," Doi said.Bullion also remains attractive as an alternative investment. "There is also the persistent worry about the economy to support gold," said Shuji Sugata, a manager at Mitsubishi Corp Futures. Spot gold was at $1 088.45 an ounce at 03:15 GMT, down 0.4% from New York's notional close of $1 092.35. It rose to an all-time high of $1 097.25 on Wednesday. US gold futures for December delivery were at $1 089.20 an ounce, up 0.2%. Futures hit a record $1 098.50 on Wednesday. The world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, SPDR Gold Trust, said its holdings stood at 1 108.399 tonnes as of November 4, unchanged from the previous business day. The world's largest silver-backed exchange-traded fund, the iShares Silver Trust, said its bullion holdings stood at 8 740.15 tonnes as of November 4, down 3.85 tonnes or 0.04% from the previous business day. Yamana Gold's chief executive expects gold prices to keep breaking records over the next year, but at the same time acknowledges that rising energy prices and a recovering economy could drive mining costs higher. Other precious metals were also a touch lower. Spot silver was at $17.33 an ounce compared with $17.44 in New York. Spot platinum was at $1 353 an ounce, down from $1 364, while sister metal palladium was at $326 versus $327. Both metals are used as an auto catalyst to clean car exhaust fumes. - Reuters

Pixel8r posting quality info as usual thanks.Ignore the distractors they are just not ready to be truly 'illuminated' at least not yet.

Not quite your TAX will go to pay back the loans on the money lent to uk plc by the banksters.It doesnt pay for hospitals roads or anything you are lead to believe.