The German government starts printing the Deutschmark

Bob Chapman - National Intel Report - October 4, 2011

Bob Chapman : Greece will go bankrupt whether it is bailed out or not and the banks will lose 60 cents to the dollar on the bonds they are holding which will be devastating for the banking sector in Europe , from my insider information in Hong Kong Te Chinese government has finished negotiating the purchase of 3 of the major Banks in France so this is what's going on , so no wonder why the FED and the Treasury are hitting on gold and silver because they do not want the people to find out about them this is the game they are playing gold and silver will go back up and go higher there are bad news coming in Europe real bad news .... The German government ordered the Deutsche Bank to restart printing the Deutschmark so they have nno intentions in staying in the Euro , and you people who have Euros get rid of them and buy Gold and Silver

The Occupy Wallstreet protesters are extreme leftists and Moore is getting rich on this thing

Bob Chapman - Liberty Round Table - October 3, 2011

Bob Chapman : there is the government behind those protests if not Soros or one of his foundations ,their goal is to push the people as far in the left as they can get them as an anti phases versus the tea party type of movement all the people in The Occupy Wallstreet protesters are extreme leftists and Moore is getting rich on this thing ...

Gold bullish short term & long Term

Despite the massive sell off today the fundamentals for Gold remain rock solid , they sell we buy , because they see gold as a speculative investment we see gold as money the only money that preserves its value over time , paper is just an illusion , let them keep accumulating paper assets cash bonds stocks we will keep accumulating real assets gold and Silver and thanks for the discount by the way , Peter Turville-Ince, Head of Commodity & Equities Strategy at Compass Global Markets, believes that gold prices will continue to rise, and the volatility surrounding the gold market will subside.