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I myself don’t believe anything the global media says. Never ever. Every thing from the Media is always someone’s advertisement. Remember the weapons of mass destruction?? That were not there.

That poor slob Sadam got goaded into attacking Kuwait. Iraq did exactly what TPTB wanted them to do. Entrapment.  I always considered South Vietnam and South Korea Western global international business colonies, making it understandable for the northern parts to want to take THEIR country back, like “Trump” and company doing for the USA.

Throw the global  globalist business bums out. They don’t care about any particular country. All they care about is what they can GET from countries. They have no patriotism or nationalism. In fact they HATE those two things. They don’t like borders, and infiltrate and influence local gov’ts.

I see them on the chopping block all over the world. Locals are waking up. Like slaves being freed, and like woman “waking up” before the woman’s liberation movement.

I’ll posit about the end of the Spanish plunder but I could have my 1598 AD and BC backwards…

The article was written 10 days ago but that doesn’t make it any less valid.

I hope it’s not true to be honest, I suspect it’s a quagmire we don’t need to be involved in and I suspect a conflict that the Chinese and Russians would love to see us deplete our resources fighting.

Friedman states:

Problems with any conflict are myriad. The 25 million people of the Seoul metropolitan area lie in reach of what Friedman called a “stunning mass of [North Korean] artillery.” Any strike on North Korea would likely result in a retributive attack on Seoul.

“We cannot afford the kind of casualties this will create,” Friedman said, adding that the US needed to neutralize the artillery by strategic bombardment.

A second problem for the US is that any conflict would necessarily rely on imperfect intelligence, and the effect of incorrect information could take a devastating human toll.

Friedman also called attention to Andersen Air Force Base in Guam, saying that a North Korean attack on the base would be Kim Jong Un’s only chance at delaying the war.

Pointedly branding the North Korean elites “neither crazy nor stupid,” Friedman said they had “homicidal, but not suicidal tendencies.”

“We are facing a war that is not simple,” he said, adding that Russia and China were both washing their hands of the matter.

Welcome – no Banner

Hungary’s leader: Soros’ criticism is ‘declaration of war’

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/E/EU_EUROPE_SOROS?SITE=AP&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT&CTIME=2017-06-02-06-06-37

People who don’t want ir would of had difficulty buying and storing bit coin bought this instead. Although it can be manipulated.

Each Time, It Came Back Even Stronger

I hope it’s not true. It will drive China and Russia to retaliate or they’d look bad if they ignored their ally even if he’s a boy man psychopath tyrant who needs to be dethroned and the people liberated. It would not be good for anyone.

Holy Shmoly hang on to your hat!

There is no good solution to that dilemma.

I wonder if the people of Seoul are evacuating …

http://www.businessinsider.com/us-attack-on-north-korea-is-imminent-george-friedman-says-2017-5

More good charts as well. Do charts capture manipulation in the long term?

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-06-02/sell-economic-ignorance-buy-gold

As a businessman, Trump knows that those are the rules. And as president that’s just what he did today in his inspirational speech about pulling out of the Paris climate agreement.

It was inspirational because it articulated better than any world leader has ever done before why environmentalism is in fact such a harmful creed.

Rather than get bogged down in the “science” of climate change — an elephant trap so arranged by climate alarmists to make anyone who disagrees with them look ignorant or “anti-science” — he cut to the chase and talked about the important stuff that hardly ever gets mentioned by all the other politicians, for some reason: the fact that the climate change industry is killing jobs.

He talked about “lost jobs; lower wages, shuttered factories.”

He listed what the effects of implementing the Paris Agreement would be, by 2040, on key sectors of the US economy:

Paper down 12 percent

Cement down 23 percent

Iron and steel down 38 per cent

Coal down 86 percent

It was simple and it was brilliant. Here was Trump talking to his voter base, feeling American workers’ pain and telling them [he didn’t actually say this but this was the message]: “I won’t abandon you. I won’t sell you down the river, whatever the global elite may want and however much they try to bully me. You people come before all this green crap.”

And it also has the virtue of being true. Sure the actual figures may be guesstimates, but there’s no question that the tenor of his argument is quite accurate: climate regulation like the Paris agreement makes energy more expensive, slows economic growth and kills jobs, especially in the heavy industrial and fossil fuel sectors.

This argument ought to be low hanging fruit to any half way intelligent politician: it’s such an obvious way of connecting with the workers. Yet Trump is the only one who has ever said it. And hearing him say it was a reminder of why it was that he won the presidential election. He connects with his people in a way that so many politicians just don’t.

Compare and contrast with the other world leaders: Merkel, May, Macron, Trudeau, Turnbull — not one of those charlatans dares tell the truth about the global climate change industry, that it’s a racket which achieves nothing but simply transfers wealth from Western nations to countries like India and China.

The other clever thing about that speech, of course, is that he’d kept us guessing to the last.

Me included.

I thought he was going to fudge it much more than he did; that he’d end up compromising to please Ivanka.

But with this speech on Paris, President Trump has delivered.

Just when even some of his fans were starting to doubt him, he has made his presidency great again.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/06/01/delingpole-that-paris-speech-just-made-trump-great-again/

A pleasure and I agree, this re-balancing by Van Eck is allowing all sorts of games to occur.

We shud see an even crazier up move, as there will be few if any sellers in a normal world…but no -doubt the scum will sell as much as needed.

I figure its a lot like a bunch of guys when asked if they want to go out drinking to the newest bar and town and everyone goes, ” Oh heck Yeah!” Everyone wants to go to the party, until it is announced there is a $20.00 cover charge at the door. I imagine it is a similar situation with this Paris deal. Everyone wants to sign up, until they are told they have to contribute to the fund.

Good job and thanks for posting that article. June 16th is just around the corner. Just ten trading days away.

Gold is less than $20.00 from this year’s high of $1295.00  Not Too shabby.

It’s called group think. No one wants to be the odd man out. Just go forward and ignore the danger signals. Trump is the Devils Advocate who questioned it. Yeah they can agree with it if they don’t have to participate or even benefit from it.

Now Arnold comes on talking about air pollution and water pollution in the US. What the H does that have to do with the Paris scam? Most air pollution or carbon .. In Calif anyways.. Are from cars. Arnold used to use a motorcade to travel,  If they really cared about that why aren’t they addressing deforestation of the rain forests or industries that affect clean water. For cows for fast food and Palm oil threatening homes of Oranagtangs and all sorts of species, That is all about the ecosystem of species, land.. Run off and flooding., air and water.. They sold out water rights that affected farms in mid calif many went under after the new buddy owner raised prices sky high, They don’t seem to know what theyre talking about.

There should NOT be even ONE miner lower today. But, AG PAAS FSM USAS AXU were down.

HL CDE MAG EXK only up 1% or less. WTF is going on???

That part reminds me of the polls during the campaign. They say one thing in public, and then in privacy vote a different way. If a big group of people were asked at the same time about joining the agreement, and some hands went up right away, its normal for many others, to avoid embarrassment, or scorn, would reluctantly raise their hands to “fit in”.

Is pretty dull with most of the action in silver. Hardly anything in gold. Can’t post from my phone.

Ryan health care reform not likely this year.

https://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2017/06/02/republican-senator-says-deal-on-health-care-unlikely-this-year/