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		By: Kevin		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Nadler, your comments disgust me. No wonder Kitco now carries disclaimers about your comments. I wish Coin News.net would send you scurrying back to your propogandist den. You poke your head out everytime gold takes a hit, braying like a jackass, &#039;I told you so.&#039; When gold is strong you disappear for a while and then spread fear and doubt everywhere that you get a listening ear. Face up to the fact that countries around the world are trying to debase their currencies, resulting in a WORLDWIDE advance in the gold price for more than a decade, with no end in sight.  Do you ever man-up and admit that?  You&#039;re just like the shills on CNBS that said that gold was overbought at $600 an oz.  And they kept saying that it&#039;s overbought on every advance in price. A vote for gold is a vote of no confidence for paper currencies.  What currency has stood the test of time for thousands of years? Gold. And silver. Not any currency of any country.

You should read Ed Steer and Ted Butler and other respected analysts to get in touch with the real world.

I&#039;ll just pick one ridiculous thing you said....&quot; Ironically, the plunge in gold came on the same day that Mr. Ahmadinejad’s regime welcomed payments for black gold in… gold.&quot;

There is no &quot;ironic&quot; about it.  The US wants to maintain its world reserve currency. To trade oil in any other currency, particularly gold, is an action to be punished.

Why don&#039;t you just publicly state that you short gold? You certainly try to influence its price downward by your unceasing disparaging remarks. And if so, why work for Kitco?  Who else is paying you to try to push down the price of gold with your nonsensical remarks? Really. Disgusting.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nadler, your comments disgust me. No wonder Kitco now carries disclaimers about your comments. I wish Coin News.net would send you scurrying back to your propogandist den. You poke your head out everytime gold takes a hit, braying like a jackass, &#8216;I told you so.&#8217; When gold is strong you disappear for a while and then spread fear and doubt everywhere that you get a listening ear. Face up to the fact that countries around the world are trying to debase their currencies, resulting in a WORLDWIDE advance in the gold price for more than a decade, with no end in sight.  Do you ever man-up and admit that?  You&#8217;re just like the shills on CNBS that said that gold was overbought at $600 an oz.  And they kept saying that it&#8217;s overbought on every advance in price. A vote for gold is a vote of no confidence for paper currencies.  What currency has stood the test of time for thousands of years? Gold. And silver. Not any currency of any country.</p>
<p>You should read Ed Steer and Ted Butler and other respected analysts to get in touch with the real world.</p>
<p>I&#8217;ll just pick one ridiculous thing you said&#8230;.&#8221; Ironically, the plunge in gold came on the same day that Mr. Ahmadinejad’s regime welcomed payments for black gold in… gold.&#8221;</p>
<p>There is no &#8220;ironic&#8221; about it.  The US wants to maintain its world reserve currency. To trade oil in any other currency, particularly gold, is an action to be punished.</p>
<p>Why don&#8217;t you just publicly state that you short gold? You certainly try to influence its price downward by your unceasing disparaging remarks. And if so, why work for Kitco?  Who else is paying you to try to push down the price of gold with your nonsensical remarks? Really. Disgusting.</p>
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