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Martin Armstrong weighs in concerning our long established rights:
http://www.martinarmstrong.org/files/Ron%20Paul%20Last%20Hope/index.htm
in reply to: Clips from Alleghany #5083Please read the article posted under “News” this morning. Please share.
in reply to: Miscellaneous #5082Worth the listen
[audio src="http://www.kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast/Entries/2011/12/1_Gerald_Celente_files/Gerald%20Celente%2012%3A1%3A2011.mp3" /]
in reply to: Miscellaneous #5080“Remember the movie “Wag the Dog” and the war cry, “Bring back Old Shoe?” It might be time to rent the video, get some chips & beer, and take a lesson in modern political theory.”
Jim Sinclair
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #5081in reply to: Miscellaneous #5079Some regulatory agencies are not sailing on an even keel.
http://www.martinarmstrong.org/files/Judge%20Rakoff/index.htm
in reply to: Miscellaneous #5078Some regulatory agencies are not sailing on a even keel.
http://www.martinarmstrong.org/files/Judge%20Rakoff/index.htm
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #5077Keeping your eye on the ball
From Bob Chapman:
) History. For 30 centuries, gold and silver have held the monopoly as the only real moneys and “World Reserve Currencies”.
During that time, there’ve been numerous attempts to install fiat monetary systems. But every fiat currency in the past 3,000 years has collapsed—usually within 30 to 60 years from their inception. The fiat dollar is already 41 years old. If history repeats itself, the fiat dollar must also collapse. Until that collapse, the price of gold denominated in fiat dollars must rise.in reply to: Miscellaneous #5076Food for thought
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #5073Gold $1614.90 UP $11.30
Silver $29.22 DOWN $0.49Go to:
http://www.bobchapman.blogspot.com/ and listen to Mike Maloney’s thoughts concerning the precious metals.
in reply to: Miscellaneous #5072From:
westernbelizehappenings.blogspot.com Friday, December 2, 2011ARTICLES ON COMMONWEALTH COUNTRY OF INDIA, SHOW DISASTER DECIMATING SMALL COTTON FARMERS OVER THERE.
“The record suicide rate among farmers in India continues to rise, with one farmer now committing suicide every 30 minutes. Many media reports blame failed GM Bt cotton(Monsanto) crops for the crisis.
More than a quarter of a million farmers have killed themselves in the last 16 years in what is the largest recorded wave of suicides in history. An article for Sky News reports that one farmer who committed suicide “had been persuaded to use genetically modified seeds by the possibility of a better harvest.
What he wasn’t told was that they needed more rain than the region provided. “Farmers who grow GM crops also have to borrow money for expensive pesticides and fertilizers. When the crop fails, they cannot repay their debts. The article comments, “Across rural India there is now widespread despair. The fields are also filling up with widows.”
Fortunately, there are seed banks around the world free of genetic engineering. Also serious, is the toll bee colonies are taking in reductions due to the suspected negative impact on them from GMO flowering crops.
Greed and the unbridled profit incentive continues to take its toll.
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #5075The following are excerps from the article “Gold To Be Bold In 2012 With Its Own Contracting Fibonacci Spiral” spoken by David Petch on January 3, 2012:
Adding together the sum of parts( of the Contracting Fibonacci Spiral), the price of gold will move up in price in 2013, 2016, 2018, 2019 and 2020, with each subsequent leg moving less in percentage terms than the prior move.
Gold advanced 4 foldish from 1999 until 2008 ($252/ounce to $1046/ounce). This suggests that gold should top out below $4000/ounce over the course of the next year (Personally, the highest I think it can reach is $3074/ounce). The price of gold is likely to top out near $7-10,000/ounce by 2020, but each advance will be lower in percentage terms of the former leg.
in reply to: Miscellaneous #5074Meet The Mainstream Press(?)
in reply to: Stock exchange listing #5068The previous contributor, Mann
should go to the website and
download what is available for
his inquiry, or call the 16-to-1
office for info.in reply to: Stock exchange listing #5071Would you give your pink slip to your car or your deed to your home to an investment bank? Then why would you accept their crap to retain your stock certificates?
There should never be a middleman between you and your paid-in-full property. What happened at the brokerage firm MF Global could be the small beginning, $1.2 billion initial customer account loss, to bigger such events to follow.
in reply to: Stock exchange listing #5070Mann2900, I cannot add much to what Martin recommended (see below).
You will find the past, which will help you understand risks and rewards; you will find enough about the present to inform you the position of the corporation right now; and you will find the future goals, prospects, dreams, purposes, ideology, paths to success and more placed in numerous locations on this website. Then if you still have questions, write me or call my office. What you may not find on other websites of junior gold mining companies are details about the obstacles facing us. Best wishes. MMM
in reply to: Miscellaneous #5069Happy New Year’s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x91rBzNKvlc&NR=1
In the video is shown pristine environmental locations and some of earth’s beautiful creatures that remain. It is our duty of stewardship for 2012 and the years to follow to do our part, in anyway we can, in restraining creedy money hungry corporations from continuing to destroy Mother Nature’s World for future generations.
The oil, nuclear power and chemical companies currently in the United States, Japan, Russia, England and China are the most irresponsible out-of-control offenders that the world has ever witnessed.
As an example, the oil industry of the mentioned countries continue to annilllate vast areas of the world’s waterbodies and inlands at a mind-boggling rate, killing off millions of animals, fish and birds that depend upon their environments to survive and reproduce in.
This whole disaster is a crime against nature and mankind and has to be stopped.
in reply to: Miscellaneous #5064Well, maybe we should learn to
figure out a means to fight fire
with FIRE!in reply to: Miscellaneous #5063Well, maybe we should learn to
figure out a means to fight fire
with FIRE!in reply to: Miscellaneous #5067Happy New Year’s to all the friends of the Sixteen.
Beware of this man, Ben Bernanke. Some comments today by Bob Chapman concerning this man:
The privately owned Central Bank of the US, the Federal Reserve, has absolutely no authority to bailout Europe, which they have been doing for three years and no one says a thing about it. Less than a month ago, Fed Chairman Bernanke said he has no authority to bailout Europe and he had no intention of doing so.
This is why the Fed needs to be terminated and its functions returned to the US Treasury. The Fed and other central banks running the world and they shouldn’t be. Mr. Bernanke has promised more transparency and two weeks later we get more subterfuge. There is no question Ron Paul and we have been right for over 50 years. Elect Ron Paul and get rid of the Fed.
in reply to: Stock exchange listing #5066Hi —
I am potentially interested in buying some stock in your company. Give me a couple of solids reasons why it would be a good investment for me. Include things like your annual profits, dividends etc. Thanks.in reply to: Clips from Alleghany #5065Goodbye to the year 2011. The upcoming year is glorious to ponder. Scoop was seriously conflicted by the hostile pursuits of awful misconduct by California’s civil servants towards the Sixteen to One. Scoop knew more than he could write. Scoop realized the hardships inflicted by both the water agency staff and various public lawyers on the company, mine and its crew. A dark cloud of destruction without the right to face your accusers hung over the mine. Just weeks ago that cloud vanished with the dismissal of the motion for summary judgment. Although legal issues remain, Scoop (who really studied the facts and laws) tells you right now that if the water board and the mine fail to settle the issue, the water board will lose in court. The insanity of this lawsuit is the lawyers claiming that the whole deal is for the People of the State of California. Can you recall what BS means?
Besides the water lawsuit a second law suit is being prosecuted by the same public agency, California’s Attorney General. Wow, this one is also filed for the People of California. Aren’t they civil servants nice to us! These lawsuits add thousands of dollars to an already insolvent state and by some radical twist of fate the plaintiffs win, there is no money to collect for the people. What are the motivational factors driving this insane bunch of civil servants? Guesses welcomed.
The second lawsuit seeks money because of allegations that the mine violates surface mining reclamation regulations (SMARA to its followers). Just as the water servants cherry picked the water regulations (Pointed out by the judge in his decision), the social department hired to protect California’s natural resources for the benefit of California is doing the same thing. Is another motion for summary judgment heading towards the beleaguered mine? No, but if Scoop is wrong, the mine owners should seek high monetary damages under a choice of numerous legal bad behavior regulations and laws.
The 2012 year will be a great one for everyone associated with the 100- year old company and its 150 year old mines. There remains much to do to make this year fantastic. Many other people are needed to move progress but the irrefutable fact, one that has not and cannot be tampered with, is the gold deposit itself. There are few in the world that equals its excitement.
If you have some time as the old year fades away, scan through the FORUM topics or read the entire NEWS or Newsletter sections or any of the other headings. Think about what it will be like when 30 or 40 miners restart digging for gold.
To again quote Damon Runyan, Guys and Dolls as Mike did on December 22,2011 under How to Approach Thin Veins & Cost : “The race may not always to be the swift, nor the battle to the strong; but that’s the way to bet.”
Dark clouds have hovered over Alleghany from time to time. They may drop trouble but they always disappear. Maybe it’s just this warm sunny day in winter in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, but Scoop knows that the tide turned last year and a ship of gold is incoming on a fresh tide.
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #5061Gold $1548.00 OFF $8.30
Silver $27.47 UP $0.32The metals have recovered from early morning lows where Gold hit $1522 while Silver traded nearly at $26.
Even though, for the moment, the bankers and the central bank miscreants manipulate the precious metals lower to make their power thrones more comfortable, it is imperative that future financial survivors add to and maintain their positions.
In retrospect, here are some wise words from Martin Armstrong delivered in a July 13, 2011 article concerning gold:
The key area to watch for year-end will be last year’s close of $1421.40. A close below this area would imply a retest of support for 2012 before a surge back to the upside. A close ABOVE this level will warn that 2012 will produce a new high, but we could then retest support for up to two years into 2014 and rebuild again with the high being extended even further out most likely into January 2020. That would be forming at an astronomical new price level depending solely upon the monetary system. The dollar as we know it will disappear. The default will involve a new currency swapped for the old as was the case with the Continental Currency when the US was formed. That was Europe’s problem. They retained the old debts, revalued them with the new higher currency the Euro, and now wonder why Greece, Italy, Portugal, and Ireland are in trouble? Hello! Does anybody understand currency?
in reply to: Miscellaneous #5060You really want the truth? Here it is:
[audio src="http://kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast/Entries/2011/12/19_Martin_A._Armstrong_files/Martin%20Armstrong%2012%3A19%3A2011.mp3" /]
in reply to: Miscellaneous #5062Getting ready to say goodbye to 2011 and hello to 2012, Mr Armstrong speaks:
There is no question we are in serious economic trouble. I have written to educate people since I have the real experience behind the curtain and I am not afraid to speak out. I do not think I can prevent the economic implosion we face because it is not practical. The very people I have stood up to in New York are the same people who are destroying everything. They control government and do everything in their power to keep the debt bubble expanding. While everything could be quickly fixed in 30 days or less, they will never allow that to happen and would assassinate anyone who dared to stop this perpetual system of debt that rolls forever with no intent of paying anything back. These investment bankers in NYC are the agents of our doom. By educating people as to what is really going on, perhaps I can influence the reconstruction that comes after the collapse for there is no way to stop this system for it is against the self-interest of some very nasty people in New York. They are playing with fire here and risk destroying everything.
in reply to: Miscellaneous #5059in reply to: Water and Arsenic: which came first? #5058Let’s embrace the positive! (Yes, I know, often I write with a commentary directed toward the “crap” element trying to, well, eff with us.)
Yet, and STILL, any opportunity to embrace the positive enhances the spirit within us to succeed.
I was struck by the last positive ruling, allowing us to defend ourselves.
It is difficult to find a positive spin; a ruling that “allows us to defend ourselves” from a non-elected Board of accusers with an agenda to turn rhetoric into gold….here’s my optimism:
We actually have a Judge with knowledge and justice behind the decision.
Contemplate this: in an age where appointed czars and non-elected cronies seize every chance to “rule” from above their conceited noses, we’ve actually just been handed a decision that ALLOWS US TO DEFEND OURSELVES.
Where and when was an un-elected, politically appointed group of snobs given their directive to RULE against our Constitutional rights?
Positive spin: TRUTH WORKS EVERY TIME.
Let’s see who blinks next. We won’t.
in reply to: Water and Arsenic: which came first? #5057i just got back from doing a overnighter NF Yuba on my claim, and picked up a copy of the Mountain Messenger and learned of your fight with the envirotrash, Glad to see you have back step that green trash.
and like the other posts that water bosrd is out of control and it’s not just about fish, our dairys and ranchers are being threnten by this corrupt water board as well
congrats guysin reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #5055From yesterday’s International Forecaster:
“The big ultimate question is, who will bail out the US? The answer is no one and that is why ultimately there will be a meeting of all nations, which will revalue and devalue all currencies against one another and have a multinational default and debt settlement. That means everyone gets to pay some of the losses, except of course those who own gold and silver related assets. All the elitists know that they can monetize money and credit only for so long before hyperinflation takes place. Thus, there will be an end game.”
in reply to: How to Approach Thin Veins & Cost #5056Non mining conversations on our FORUM should and will continue. I find much of it fascinating. All the opinions are worthwhile; however, they will diminish as new events take the spotlight. For long time mine advocates, recent readers of the FORUM and friends or foes of this old operation in California, never forget our purpose: to protect, preserve enhance and exploit our assets.
Deep in our files are extraordinary data about the when, where and how to accomplish gold mining here in Alleghany. Some are published while some will always be kept secretively on a “need-to-know basis”. I continue to draw important relevance from the data even after being exposed to them for decades. Sometimes a familiar word or sentence or thought takes on new meanings.
The following is posted for that reason…new meanings for you. It is directed to all of you who have an equity ownership in the Original Sixteen to One Mine assets and all of you who have thought about it but failed to make a move (investment).
The authors related a quote at the beginning of a series of papers written over 25 years ago. Offering quotes about the vagaries of mining a high-grade vein like the Sixteen to One must be some nutty professional whim of geologists, mining engineers and other professional miners. It happens often. The quote in this case is from Damon Runyan, Guys and Dolls.
“The race may not always to be the swift, nor the battle to the strong; but that’s the way to bet.”
Following are parts of this valuable historical file with the title of “Exploration Objectives and Philosophy for the Sixteen to One Mine”.
The object of exploration at the Sixteen to One Mine is to determine the quantity and location of gold within the vein system. In order to successfully conduct exploration in the vein system it is necessary to understand the ore controls.
Ore controls within a vein are the physical-chemical geological processes by which the vein and its ore minerals were formed. . Vein minerals are deposited in faults or other open spaces in the host rock from hydrothermal solutions that circulate though the fault zone and cracks in the surrounding country rock. Local heat sources, such as a cooling body of molten intrusive rock, are responsible for the circulations of the hydrothermal solutions.
Faults are usually relatively planar features with some irregularities in shape due to variations in the tectonic forces which create the fault and the variations in the host rock cut by the faults. Therefore, movement on the faults results in the development of open spaces where vein materials are deposited. Each episode of fault movement, of which there are usually many, results in new areas of open space and a new phase of vein mineralization.
The chemical conditions for the deposition of a particular mineral depend upon temperature, pressure, and chemical species concentration in the hydrothermal solutions. Quarts and pyrite, for example, are deposited over a wide range of physical-chemical conditions. Gold, on the other hand, is deposited in a relatively restricted range of physical-chemical conditions.
Therefore, the locations and quantity of gold within a vein are the result of geological controls, in turn reflected in observable characteristics of the vein and its wall rock, which may be measured by mapping and sampling a vein. Vein characteristics may be classified as either structural or mineralogical. The structural characteristics include strike, dip, thickness, and slickenslide orientation, which can be readily mapped along with the visible mineralogy. In additions, the elemental abundances can be determined by atomic absorption analysis and the sequence of mineralization can be determined by the electron microscope.
Analysis and Interpretation – Optimization of Explorations and Exploitation of the Sixteen to One Vein
A computer-resident model of the geological features and mineralization of the Sixteen to One vein should be initiated and continually refined to assist in defining exploration and mining strategy. Initially large amounts of old and new explorations and past productions data should be placed into a computer for storage, analysis and display. These data will then be used to build a model of the vein which can qualitatively and quantitatively predict area most deserving of early exploration, pointed towards locations of minable reserves. Use the computer model will bring discipline and a partial optimization of these ends.
A basic underlying assumption is that the economic gold mineralization is not randomly located within the veins. As in any mineral deposit, physical-chemical geological controls will have operated to determine the gold distribution; our problem is to recognize and measure these controls, and to then use these measurements to make predictions of areas in the vein with the greatest probability of further gold occurrences.
Truly random gold occurrence would be remarkable – but there are clearly observable preliminary indications that we are not dealing with in such a case. Visually, a map of the known gold occurrences shows several strong trends. Further, from measurements of these occurrences, both as to their size and spatial locations, a well-formed geostatistical variogram can be obtains, with a range from 400 to 600 feet. If further confirmation of non-randomness is desired, a test for a 2-dimensional Poisson distribution can be applied.
in reply to: Water and Arsenic: which came first? #5054I have a cousin who for 18 years
was a district Court Judge in
Reno Nevada. After he retired he
was a visiting judge and there-
after a trial master for a while.
He played it square and did not
go back into private practice and
hence did not subject himself to
scrutiny on issues as we have
learned about the recent jurist
who is now an attorney for a
certain large water district.in reply to: Clips from Alleghany #5053Look at the homepage for some recent postings, to those of you who look here (at the FORUM) first.
An MSHA inspector showed up last week. Because nobody was working at the mine that day he was not able to complete his inspection.
Alleghany Volunteer Fire Department had their annual Christmas Party for the kids on Saturday. The weather was incredibly warm for December 17th. People with long-sleeve shirts were peeling them off. A very good turnout. Lots of new young faces in Alleghany, the most recent being born in August of this year.
There was a Title 22 Refresher class (First Aid for Public Safety Personnel) held at Underground Gold Miners Museum on Sunday. Nine local volunteer firefighters attended.
The front porch of the historical church in Alleghany was recently replaced. It looks very nice!
No snow in sight, it is looking as if we will not be having a white Christmas this year.in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #5051A few recent thoughts from Jim Sinclair:
Gold is the most manipulated market on the planet. Painting charts to accumulate has been a fact since 2003. China is a master painter of the world cash gold chart. That is why in this entire gold bull market every major up move in gold has been proceeded by a horrid technical formation or break that reversed out of nowhere.
in reply to: Miscellaneous #5050Is there any way we can rent out the Central Water Board to do some really importnt work in Russia?
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/ap-enterprise-russia-oil-spills-050153139.html
in reply to: Water and Arsenic: which came first? #5052Who here is aware of the ongoing Water-Board corrupt issues surrounding their salmon vs striper straw-dog demegogue and the current battle waged in the delta??
Also in Colfax??
This appointed Water-Board would be best suited being water-boarded to bring the truth forward.
There is potential energy here: parallel issues are facing many factions of the private sector in California, and main-stage is water:
A recently-former judge who just ruled on a corrupt decision regarding central valley water rights is working (as attourney!!!) for the entity in question during his ruling.HEY WATER BOARD: you are on notice as being corrupt.
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #5049“All major US, UK and European banks are broke and they are staying alive by using inside information, which puts them on the right side of every trade.” Bob Chapman
in reply to: Gold Enters Major Bull Market #5048Gold $1594.70 UP $24.00
Silver $29.51 UP $ 0.23The following startling excerpt was just recently made available concerning gold by Martin Armstrong in his dated 12-15-11 artile entitled, Whats’s Up With Gold:
“The weekly closing below $1605 will confirm what is coming down the pike. There just has to be a cleaning out of tired longs who have been sitting there counting their profits like chickens based upon unfertilized eggs. All the indicators have been warning that a correction is
coming. The fundamental mantra
about fiat currency is getting old. The market is poised for retest of the 1225-1325 area going into 2012 which is the key support.So, what to do? Although, Jim Sinclair says gold is poised to move higher and above $2000 and Bob Chapman’s call to continue buying gold and silver in this continuing down phase due to international expanding debt problems, one has to wonder.
Since Martin Armstrong first alerted readers of expected downward pressures in the price of gold to develope right around Labor Day when the metal was much higher, it is expected with his high batting average compared to the other two that the odds favor his continued success.
The bottom of the monthly ascending channel line now stands at about $1400. It is possible for this line to be temporarily breached and still remain long term bullish.
Now, instead of buying gold coins down every $50 I’ve change my plan to purchase them down every $75 from the preceding purchase.
It appears if Armstrong is correct in his technical analysis of gold that the naked short selling wrecking crew element will be pressuring lower the gold and silver related companies. So, be prepared.
For every gold party there is always a price to pay. We are just now in the midst of the hangover session. During this period there will be opportunities and it is fully expected China will take full advantage of all of them by adding to their growing hoard.
in reply to: Water and Arsenic: which came first? #5047Again, congrats.!! The water board
has had their budget trimmed and
needs the difference and they do
not care how they get it. They
also don’t know that they are
dealing with very competent legal
provider and a very realistic
jurist.in reply to: Miscellaneous #5045Now, its a shaft of light !!!!!
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