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KMS

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I don't know how many of you watch BrotherJohnF on YouTube, but I really enjoy him.
Recently he had a really good show that I wanted to share with you guys. I'm also surprised that the Silver Saga didn't get posted to our board yet, so I felt compelled to share it.

Brother John covers the story here:

Here is the link to the full Silver Saga: http://www.silverseek.com/article/silver-saga-7861

/salute
KMS
 
Very good stuff. I used to read SilverSeek back when I frequented the "forum", such that it was anyway. When the forum was taken over by religious zealots and trolls, I drifted over to a different venue, and then to this forum. I find the wide expanse of ideas and constant injections of research refreshing and educational. While I do not have the charting acumen of many here, I can see with my own eyes and do the math myself when it comes to silver and gold.

My skill sets are a far cry from the financial world, yet I am hypnotized nevertheless.
 
I don't know how many of you watch BrotherJohnF on YouTube, but I really enjoy him.
...

I know his videos have a decent following, but they just don't seem to hold my attention. My mind wanders as I try to watch them and I inevitably interrupt them and move on to something else. I guess I'm either too ADD/ADHD or impatient.
 
so to save me the challenge of attempting to watch a half hour video .........

can anyone summarise ?
 
To summarize: Silver has been manipulated down in price to the benefit of European and American banksters since 1879.

The article is worth a read if you find the time.
 
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