Do you think the US government will confiscate and revalue gold like they did in 1933?
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Indonesia is doing a “Soft Nationalization” of their Gold. Imposing new Taxes on all kinds of Gold leaving the country. Nearly 4% of the global mine production of Gold is now STUCK in Indonesia.
This is not very well understood yet…
Gold Supply-Chains Fray as Indonesia Restricts Exports
When u have industry heavyweights talking AU to over $ 17 K and possibly much higher…..that means it is very possible, as such people are not just pundits, they put their own money to work. !!!!
Good to see your name in lights Amigo! 🙂
Ipso – I’m here, just lightening up on all things social media and news.
aurum – I’m with you in your comments on Trump. MTG is one of the rare congress people with conviction who votes for her constituents. She is America first and MAGA, he was elected by people like her. The idea that he would take a run at her instead of all the other unloyal clowns in Congress and in his administration is quite telling. She may have been one of his most loyal supporters. I suspect it has more to do with her vocal stance of choosing America first over Israel. The neocons surrounding him won’t allow it. You’re right, it doesn’t wash.
Exactly why I’m trying to tune out everything, but it’s not easy.
$17,250 sounds good to me. Good luck all!
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Onyx Gold Expands Argus North Discovery Footprint – 208 m of 2.3 g/t Au, Including 25 m of 5.2 g/t Au
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/onyx-gold-expands-argus-north-073600683.html
has the PM’s completely tied in to whatever the stock market’s fortunes are. Thought we had broken that chain, but now we’re beholden once again….
Hope all is well!
I wouldn’t doubt it! Wheels in Wheels
No I think he reverted to his occasional juvenile tantrums. He only realized later how thin his majority is and how much support both MTG and Massie have – perhaps stronger than support for him. You can try to spin his rude and juvenile behavior any way, but it won’t wash.
aurum
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I was wondering this morning …what if Trump has played the Dems, by making out he didn’t want the release, falling out with MTG over it etc and now he does the reverse and the Dems cannot say no !!!!
One of my summer jobs was working at a soybean mill. We would load boxcars with bags of meal. When it was time to move to an empty car, I drove the switch engine to move the train. Great fun.
I should confess, on occasion I would take the switch engine for a joy ride only on property of course.
Another summer, I worked on the loading dock for farm equipment. We would load the trailers of semis. Sometimes the driver would be gone to dinner or somewhere and so I would drive the semi away to park to allow an empty one to back up. I have never such a complicated gear setup. Wow!
aurum
Wall Street Mav
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If you listen carefully, the globalists are now downgrading “climate change” as an issue.
Why is that? Because they know they need lots of new power plants for AI, which is impossible if pushing CO2 restrictions.
They had to make a choice.
AI vs Climate … they picked AI.
A blast from the past, I recall those old steamers with fond memory since I was fascinated by trains in my youth.
One day around age 12, two friends and I were ambling along a section of track in hometown Hamilton Ontario when we came upon a switch yard engine idle on a siding. We chatted up the engineer for a few minutes relating how we loved trains and he unexpectedly invited us into the cab. Monkeys couldn’t have scaled the ladder faster than us! We were shown the controls, firebox, whistle, coal control system (the fireman,who shoveled directly from the coal/water tender). The the engineer nonchalantly inquired if we would like a ride? Wow, what kid wouldn’t and off we were backing a train of cars into International Harvester’s switch yard. After switching a few cars we left IH and proceeded to the Stelco yard where the process was repeated. Finally after about 45 minutes in the engine we re arrived at the departure point and de-trained. It was the ride of my life and it cemented my intention to become an engineer (which didn’t materialize, life has different outcomes).
So decades later I still recall the thrill of that ride. My only regret is that nothing like that could occur for kids in today’s world.
In Surprise Reversal, Trump Now Supports GOP Release Of Epstein Files
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/stunning-reversal-trump-now-supports-gop-release-epstein-files
Up until 1971 the gov’t kept raising the minimum wage with was adequate. That process also kept all the other wages higher. I knew by 1975 it was over for wages. They stopped steadily raising then and started cheating on the inflation rates, or the CPI constantly under stated, then started outsourcing our jobs over seas. E
very problem that you can thing of is general wages are far too low. For example if the minimum wage was $50/hr, all the higher skilled people, using the minimum as a base would also make more money. However the extremely low minimum wage is hold all the others down too.
But if you fill a dirt hillside with lots of holes it’s gonna go sooner or later.
If I’d been the guy with the camera I would have been worried about my side of the vale, and running away from the edge!
Monitor𝕏
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🇨🇩⚡#BREAKING – A massive landslide on Saturday at an artisanal mine in Kawama, Lualaba Province, DRC, has killed at least 70 people.
Rescue efforts are ongoing amid extremely challenging conditions.
