where has all the gold gone? does it matter?, page-40

skol you stated


In 1801 if you bought $1 worth of stocks you'd have $500,000 in 1998.

In 1801, if you bought $1 worth of bonds you'd have $1000 in 1998.

In 1801 if you bought $1 worth of gold you'd have 78cents in 1998.

where did you get these figures from???
cant see anything to back this up.
oh and while im questioning your 'content' (again)
the doors to the vaults in Fort Knox are locked and have a seal on them to show any tampering, they have remained sealed since 1973. the last time anyone viewed the vaults internally, however there is an 'access trap in each vault for safty so any human trapped inside after teh doors are locked can get out, they are only openable form the inside apparently and will only wirk if the outside doors are already locked and sealed.
please keep up your amusing posts, but i urge you to be more careful to check your facts.
like your assumption that for venezuella bringing back the gold was to shore up Chavez's rule in a 'failing regime'
the failing regime mate is to the North, 15.3 trillion dollars in debt and no way to pay it off.
Chavez in an intervies on bloomberg in January this year stated while speaking on state television during his annual address to the National Assembly that Venezuela had a debt-to- GDP ratio of 23.6 percent in 2011. Venezuela’s GDP was $328.6 billion in 2011.
think thats a pretty healthy balance sheet. and he has all his own physical, recently accounte for...
its important for this forum if you back up claims with facts, not just opinion.