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I understand that you are a proud Québécois, but the people here have nothing but contempt for you because of decades of transfer payments and NONE OF YOU understanding what Quebec sovereignty means. None of you know who Russell Rogers Smith is, and you're too proud and arrogant to teach. Just go away and be Retardier somewhere else.

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Apr 12, 2013 5:19 PM

Cheryl Watson

First Bitcoin, Now Gold: All Alternative Currencies Must Be Crushed

First Bitcoin, Now Gold: All Alterantive Currencies Must Be Crushed | Zero Hedge

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Gold prices just entered a bear market. Down 21% from their mid-2011 highs. Today's drop is the largest since 2/29/12 - LTRO2 and takes the price of the barbarous relic back to July 2011 lows. Silver is also seeing its biggest down-day since LTRO2 as it tests 2012 lows. Must. Destroy. All alternativ...

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David Johansen

yah, wait till it goes as low as you can stand to see it reach and buy all you can. gold DOES NOT OXADIZE (rust), it is the ONLY noble metal that does not, silver tarnishes with sulfur which is in the air from auto exhaust but it attributes very little loss [by weight reduction].

GOLD is used to plate electronics AND is the best conductor of electricity, second to silver and copper, which is why silver plated copper is better.

copper does oxadize a green tarnish, but stainless steel, is nickle steel and doesnt, likewise nickle IS a very good storage ailbet it does occupy a lot of space [like pre 1983 copper pennies] but at a lower denomination and value per volume.

the other metals platinum & paladium are used in catalytic converters which is as easy to liquidate as gold & silver. ALL are for the most part rust free if properly stored, easily buried in plastic jars or stored in a private safe at somonelses or a private storage unit.

alternately JEWELRY such as gold chains/bracelets are an easy way to move it out of the country. if your wearing it it is not declared as taxable.

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David Johansen

rolls of nickles are easily stored in ammo cans (50mm cans hold ~ 35# ~ $180 and the handles are easy to transport/move them).

be aware that anything that says UNITED STATES on it (or CANADA) is technically THEIR property and can be confiscated, if they do decise to do another gold confiscation or impliment martial law protocal.

you want silver bullion or other countries coins such as philharmonics or euro's or the ever popular 22K south african gold krugerands...

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