I know alot of people who are into Gold and Silver also have some pretty good suspicions about the rigging of the Markets and the deceptions that make it hard to understand what is going on. This guy writes in that vein and trys to answer some of the questions but also brings up interesting ideas.
This is one of his latest articles just in case you haven't heard of him or have some thoughts on the subject.
Short to medium read time but intriguing in my opinion.
Does he have a case?
http://www.roadtoroota.com/public/145.cfm

Lead by Ron Paul, Alan Greenspan, Barney Frank and Michael Mukasey and others around the world there is a group of "Good Guys" who are winning the battle to take back our monetary system! The new Financial Reform Law has enough teeth in it to KEEP THEM DOWN this time when the next financial crisis hits...which WILL happen VERY SOON!

Barney Frank! Poleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeze


I find this hard to believe, since some if not all of these supposed good guys
would have been eliminated a long time ago if they were really good guys,
by the evil foul fiends of that satanic cult the NWO. JMHO

But nice thought anyway.

Yeah, I was surprised to see Frank's name mentioned.
Well it is in the conspiracy section.
How about the Big Gold score though? Maybe, Couldbe?

Barney Frank took over the Audit the Fed bill like Uncle did the Babysitting in Tommy, ie, as a pedophile would, destroying what he was supposed to care for.

That may be a signal of the writer's ignorance. Everyone here saw Frank sponsoring that bill and smelled the rat immediately.

Edited to add:

No, he can't be that ignorant. He is either high, believes fairy tales or is on a completely superior plane of knowledge.

I love a good conspiracy theory. This is a fun one. There isn't enough in it to bite. But, it sure is fun to speculate.

I noted that he supported the idea of the Financial Reform Act, which by all accounts puts more power back into the Federal Reserve Bank. Don't get it.

As for conspiracies, if you want proof that one exists, I think that was in Main's post with Jim Willie on Max Keiser, which confirmed something that we all suspect, but which is never explained. In order to corner the shorts, you have to win in Court. And who wants a lawsuit? You would have to prove that you have need of delivery, rather than cash settlement on the contract. To anyone who has brains, that is a flat out systemic preference for shorts and lower prices and that is no conspiracy theory.

The cartoons make me wonder if he is crazy. WTH is he talking about?

I'm not really sure what the Barney Frank reference even with in the same line as Ron Paul has going for it. That part looks indefensible to me or maybe an editing error. I'm not sure and wouldn't want to waste any ammo defending it.
I found the rest of his writings intriquing though.
As I read this guy's work more I'll be able to see where he's going with that.
Heck, it is under conspiracies and rumors. Could you imagine if Barney Frank was the Honest money leader we had been waiting for?

God can use anyone and he can change any heart that will have him. So, who knows?

Here is background on Bix Weir's core theory of a secret group of good guys dedicated to working in secret to unseat the dark powers of banking:

http://www.roadtoroota.com/public/190.cfm

Apparently it is all explained in a comic book.

????????

At least it's not a Coloring Book!

I have to admit, since i don't find the answers I'm searching for from Mass Media I sometimes swerve into Crazy-ville for some answers.
I guess as long as you don't take up resisdence there.

You should read this freaking comic book. It was actually put out by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. I don't know whether to be disgusted or encouraged. Freaked out however for sure.

http://www.bos.frb.org/education/pubs/wishes.pdf

Crazytown? Is that where the price of silver is $6,000 an ounce?

http://www.roadtoroota.com/public/94.cfm

As long as we are suspending disbelief a little to indulge some really wild ideas, what the heck, let's go all the way and read about $6K silver.

[Here is a little poll: How many of you already have your calculator out?]

Teacher's guide:

http://www.bos.frb.org/education/pubs/roota.pdf

It's interesting that he gets so much of his information right from the Federal Reserve Teaching aids.
6000 Dollar Silver is like the guy who bought a block in Berlin for 1 gold coin.
Could happen but I don't want to be living there.

Look at what satan built on the Weimar collapse. How much more could a Godly man build on the ashes of this sorry country?

Wow, That is profound.
I like it!

Here's his latest,
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I just finished reading an excellent book called "Fools Gold" about how the young "quants" over at JP Morgan invented and promoted Credit Default Swap Derivatives. If there is one thing to blame for the current credit crisis it would be the invention and mass hysteria over Credit Default Swaps. One of the main players was a woman named Blythe Masters and, coincidentally, since 2006 she has been the head of JP Morgan's Global Commodity Division.

As reported by Bloomberg, today on an internal conference call, Masters made these comments to her team...

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http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-08-0 ... -cuts.html

"Don't panic", she said in summing up the 35-minute call, a recording of which was obtained by Bloomberg News. "No one's going to get screwed. We're not going to do crazy things on compensation at the end of the year.

She was discussing results with top executives after "we made a bit of a rookie error that left the firm vulnerable to a squeeze, she said.

It is a very, very difficult thing to trade for a living, Masters said. And it is very difficult to put on risk and try to generate results for the company that you work for in a difficult trading market where chitchats and loose lips and talk leads to widespread dissemination of both fact and rumor."

Even so, competitors are scared shitless of us, said Masters, who is based in New York and joined the bank in 1991 after internships that began in 1987.

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Go ahead and read all you want into these comments. I'd like to play the old Fortune Cookie Game where you add the phrase "...in Bed!" after you read your fortune.

But for this article let's use "...in SILVER!"


1) The inventor and advocate of the worst derivative creation ever is now running the JPM Global Commodities Group creating more worthless derivative monuments...in SILVER!


2) JPM brokers and dealers are scared they aren't going to get their annual big payoffs because of potential huge losses...in SILVER!


3) Competitors are "scared shitless" of JPM because they ruthlessly rig the commodities markets...in SILVER!

4) JPM made a big mistake in their commodities trading group...in SILVER!


5) JPM is very vulnerable to a big squeeze...in SILVER!

6) "Chitchats and loose lips" amongst the JPM commodity brokers have exposed the JPM to getting busted for rigging the market...in SILVER!

All is going as planned and the release of this article is meant to prepare you for the announcement of the attack on JPM and the release of SILVER from the bonds of the cabal.

We are on target!

Bix Weir
www.RoadtoRoota.com

This just gets better and better!

A Private Road subscriber just pointed out to me that JPM's "Jewel in the Crown" that Blythe Masters brags about was exposed in a Friday Road Trip a few weeks back. Keep in mind the term she uses "Synthetic Storage" for metal warehousing. Here's the section of the article again:

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-08-0 ... -cuts.html

Jewel in the Crown


JPMorgan missed out on opportunities in recent years, such as when oil prices surged in 2008, because it lacked the infrastructure to store and ship oil and other commodities, Masters said. JPMorgan has been expanding its commodities operations ever since, buying Bear Stearns Cos.' energy business in 2008 and UBS AG's global agriculture and Canadian commodities divisions, a purchase it completed in 2009. In March 2008, the bank bought U.K.-based ClimateCare, which helps clients reduce carbon emissions and trades reduction credits.
The London team has also since devised a way to provide "synthetic storage" and the company now has physical assets "at our fingertips" to store and ship commodities like oil and metals across the globe, she said.

RBS Sempra brought JPMorgan the Henry Bath metals warehousing unit, "one of the jewels in the crown" of the deal, said Bhar of Credit Agricole.

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WAIT A MINUTE! Take a look at this section of the Friday Road Trip 7/16/2010 a few weeks back...


JP Morgan and WSJ Set Stage for Silver Warehouse Default
A very curious article was posted on the Wall Street Journal's Commodities page yesterday regarding a metal warehouse theft that took place in the UK on May 31, 2010.

Thieves Strike U.K. Metals Warehouse

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142 ... EFTTopNews

This really sounds like a "Confederacy of Dunces" when you look at the facts...

"The material was stolen May 31 from a shed in Liverpool's docklands area that was owned by warehousing company Henry Bath & Son, a unit of J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. According to police in Merseyside County, which includes Liverpool, the metal sheets were worth "several million pounds."

Who leaves "several million pounds"(as in UK money) worth of inventory unprotected? Wait it gets worse...

"The heist was the second in less than a year from a U.K. warehouse owned by Henry Bath. Last September, 209 tons of aluminum ingots valued at £360,000, or about $545,900, were stolen from a Henry Bath facility in Liverpool. Police estimated that it would have taken up to eight trucks to remove that amount of aluminum."

Wow. Who the hell is running their security?

Or could this be just another cover-up of phantom metal storage by the banking cabal?

That would make more sense to me as JP Morgan tries to cover its tracks on fraudulent warehouse receipts and fractional reserve metal accounting.

It's an interesting angle but the reason I think this article is so curious is the statements about JP Morgan and who is LIABLE for this metal.

"The bank is unlikely to have to foot the bill for the metal as liability typically lies with the owner of the material. A warehousing company can be liable for a theft only if it is found to be guilty of negligence or fraud."

"Two of the six brokers using the warehouse may face a huge bill to replace it because they weren't insured, according to people familiar with the matter. The brokers, whose names couldn't be learned, must now either pay their client the value of the metal or replace it."

WOW! Are they trying to set up a precedent for the coming default of SLV Silver inventories? Was there SILVER stored in the warehouse that lost "millions of pounds" of inventory?

The timing of this article couldn't have been better to begin to leak the news that there is NO SILVER in the iShares ETF warehouses!

END
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So Masters now thinks that their purchase of Henry Bath & Son is their "Jewel in the Crown" for their new "Synthetic Storage Program". BY DEFINITION a "synthetic metal storage" program is an artificial metal storage program...or paper metal!

How stupid do they think we are?

The dam is breaking.

Bix Weir
www.RoadtoRoota.com

Wow.

Main just posted Jim Willie on Max Keiser talking about rumors of raids on the big shorts by guys wanting to take delivery.

One of the comments was that 1. people would be suicided; 2. thefts would be reported as cover for lack of inventory to make delivery. Sounds maybe a little premature maybe. But it is still an interesting coincidence.

Just watched a very aggressive NYC female attorney crash and burn on a big case.

Masters sounds similar -- beaten and exposed.

Yep, Just makes you want to dig just a bit deeper to tie all the pieces together.
You can just imagine how much info THEY have on us. If we could get a little more on them we could turn the tables.
I at least have to give props to the guys and gals who are digging. Crazy maybe, until they strike gold.

Here is a letter I sent to my local newspaper editor.

I received a nice informative letter from a congressmen about Congress's activities and upcoming legislation concerning an audit of the FED. There are some items he didn't cover. I would like to know why this is going to be a one time audit? Shouldn't it be once in every five years or maybe even annually? Why are only parts of the FED activities being audited? What parts aren't going to be audited? Why? Is this another case of Congress making a show of accountability for the public while they continue to hide the information and issues that are the most important?
As long as we are asking questions. There is one asset that the government has that is huge!! It's worth is so many dollars that my calculator won't go that high. I would guess it's around 16 trillion. I'm speaking of the gold our government supposedly has safely tucked away at various locations, including Ft. Knox, West Point and others.
Well folks, you know how the government wants all business's to keep good records, Have a yearly audit, keep accurate inventory records so taxes are reported and paid, etc. Besides it's good business practice. Well, guess what...there hasn't been a physical audit of our gold since around 1956!!!! The treasury comes out with a nice quarterly "audit" report, but it just shows they added the numbers of the different types of gold and silver to see if they add up right!!! Now it's common practice for Governments to loan out gold, use it as collateral for financing purposes, lease it to others for a fee. There is also activity monthly between the IMF and national banks worldwide. etc.
So the few reports that are made public have such obscure wording that you can't tell whose it is, it's location, who really owns it, etc. I would like to see a report with the serial numbers on the bars of the gold we U.S. citizens actually own that is unencumbered. If any is loaned out, how can we be sure it will be paid back? Are there any liabilities or things we should be aware of that has not been revealed? Remember folks...when you are dealing with trillions of dollars some one or some group has been working very hard to transfer ownership(steal it) Don't be naive!
There are even rumors that President Johnson used it to finance the Vietnam war. Far fetched to me but until it's counted how do we know? There are also rumors that most of the gold in the vaults is actually gold covered tungsten!
If any congressman tries to reassure me, my reply would be, prove it and audit it and let me see the results.
Our lack of accountability by congress borders on the criminal. Apply the same practices you demand of others.
On another unrelated issue.....Congress and people are alarmed about medical costs. Hearing aids should not cost any more than a good pair of glasses. Someone with authority to get and assemble the numbers should investigate this sham. Hundreds of thousands of people are getting ripped off annually.

Latest from Bix speaking to a return of the US to a Gold Standard and soon.
Interesting as usual.
http://www.roadtoroota.com/public/350.cfm

Makes me want to burst into song!

Interesting. I hope it happens. My fingers are crossed. I wonder how the international bankers would react. If we were to go onto a true gold standard, fiat currencies across the globe would collapse as people flocked to the new "safe" currency backed by true value and not smoke and mirrors.

Did someone mention Silver and Gold?


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMlqn_Hjyi8

haha

Don't get me started on the Christmas tree conspiracy!

Aside from Ron Paul this is a list of crooks who knowing they are all going down turned into undercover snitches working for the cops because everyone knows it takes thief to catch a thief.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKT_hWv_fbQ