Just to glance at the excerpts below taken from your link, the Scotia Bank connection is very interesting as well.So, HSBC and Scotia Bank were in on the price fixing, we just heard about all the corruption with HSBC; ARMS DEALING, ETC, but now, the inclusion of Scotia Bank in the price fixing to a further degree, is interesting. Kherson, a poster here, shared with us awhile ago, that SCOTIA BANK was responsible for some gold transactions from DYNACOR, the mill near the Tesoro, and also the mill that processed our gold taken from the Tesoro. Scotia Bank was also one of the banks that created difficulties in SLI shareholders receiving their proxies for the infamous 91% vote. Scotia bank was also involved in the SLI stock price manipulation several times over the years, and participated in a cross trade manipulation scheme, which involved several banks, in our stock. As well as RBC blatantly manipulating the stock price, Scotia Bank also played parts....

"Interestingly, the London Silver Market Fixing Limited has not been wound up, and still exists as a company, and its directors, until recently, represented HSBC, Scotia and Deutsche Bank. The only Deutsche director, New York based Eric Parker, resigned from the company last December. The HSBC and Scotia directors are still in situ.

The London Gold Market Fixing Limited also still exists as a company (obviously), and its directors are representatives of HSBC, Scotia, Barclays and SocGen, and all of these directors are still in situ. The two most recent Deutsche directors, Kevin Rodgers and James Vorley, resigned from the company on 14th May 2014, which was the same day that Deutsche Bank dropped out of the daily Gold Fixing process."