Although it is agrreable that J.P.Morgan has manipulated the silver market for awhile, you can't believe that it is out of the realm of having another brokerage firm working for them. It wouldn't be possible for them to hold such a large stake in the silver market without it showing up on the books sooner or later.

Take Goldman for instance. Not so long ago they bet the house on mortgages to bite the dust. In return the small fine they paid out was nothing compared to what they made on the deal. Then you have all these corporate presidents [and others with large share positions], selling there stocks because of being underpaid. LOL!

So what stops these crooks going to another country and setting up shop against the people being soldout on wall street? Nothing. They have everything to gain and many countries would be glad to see these crooks set up shop. It is only money spent in a different way.

It will not ever change until globally these crooks are brought to justice. The problem is a lot of countries have crooks running the show. So you hand over a pocket of cash and bingo no one knows what happened. Where is the SEC when a company closes shop on judgement day. NOWHERE!

The problem will be when the birds fly away when it gets to cold that it will be chilling on the U.S. dollar and other major currencies. You know Argentina needs a boost. Meanwhile they still are short selling the heck out of the JPM's hoping someone will give in. Not me.

I went to the U.S. Mint blog to find out what the holdings were. In the 1940's it was over 650 million ouncesof gold, give or take a few. Guess what the last total was. Less than 150 million ounces. And not even a mention about silver. That gets bought from somewhere else. Who knows where. But they still hold three bibles in Fort Knox. Thought that was interesting. But silver is heating up so get what you can while you can, because the true new Fort Knox is opening in a country near you. Or maybe even farther away.

By the way copper might be being used for food as soon as silver is gone. I mean it is the only coin that can't be melted down. Just food for thought.