Yes Cockeral, it's a very old song now and we are tired. Even John Embry is frustrated beyond normal endurance expectations. These criminal markets have had us by the throat for years now.

Imagine those who KNOW what's coming; how gold will be traded this week, next week etc.; how it will affect a particular stock just like this one because they KNOW it will be shorted yet again in the face of the false positives cleverly announced by THEM or their hired subcontactors... many employed to nefariously post on such sites as this all across the junior BBs ... it costs peanuts. Imagine the billions nefarioussly made over the years! But, this is all old hash now and people are totally worn out with it, most having moved along or simply become exhausted (emotionally or financially).

It has been proven beyond a doubt that gold is and has been manipulated for a very long time. We know that the 16 largest banks have conspired to fraud in the currency markets; that LIBOR rates had been fraudulently manipulated, that criminality proven at high levels is no longer prosecuted. These things we know. What we (most) may not know (do not want to know) is that there are purely evil and monstrous crimes being cumulatively perpetrated on a massive scale that defy belief. It, sadly to say, is 'the dark side of the human condition' ... but certainly not approved by men and women of virtue, good character and principle, who dare not now openly defy it. It has gone too far and must now seek its death by implosion with grave consequence to humanity I fear.

What has humanity learned? Allow me to take some advantage of this small forum by way of poetic license to say that all this is nothing new, just more foreboding than ever before in human history. T.S.Eliot can be a real downer as he contemplated his life having been measured out in 'coffee spoons'. Sociopaths and psychopaths do not have the capacity to grasp it.

In Eliot’s 'Murder In The Cathedral', Thomas laments: "We do not know much of the future Except that from generation to generation, The same things happen again and again. Men learn little from others' experience. But in the life of one man never the same returns. Sever the cord and shed the scale. Only the fool, fixed in his folly, may think he can turn the wheel on which he turns."

And so, the folly becomes unimaginable ... until it isn’t.