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Why Did The Bundesbank Secretly Withdraw Two-Thirds Of Its London Gold?
Two days ago we reported that the German Court of Auditors demanded that the German Central Bank, the Bundesbank, verify and audit its official gold holdings consisting of 3,396 tons, held mostly offshore, namely New York, London and Paris, at least according to official documents. It also called for repatriation of 150 tons in the next three years to perform a quality inspection of the tungsten gold. Today, in a surprising development, via the Telegraph we learn that none other than the same Bundesbank which is causing endless nightmares for all the other broke European nations due to its insistence for sound money, decided to voluntarily pull two thirds of its gold holdings held by the Bank of England. According to a confidential report referenced by the Telegraph, Buba reclaimed 940 tons, reducing its BOE holdings from 1,440 in 2000 to 500 in 2001 allegedly "because storage costs were too high." This is about as idiotic an excuse as the Fed cancelling its reporting of M3 in 2006 because "the costs of collecting the underlying data outweigh the benefits." So why did Buba repatriate its gold? Ambrose Evans-Pritchard has an idea.
The shift came as the euro was at its weakest, slumping to $0.84 against the dollar. But it also came as the Bank of England was selling off most of Britain's gold reserves – at market lows – on orders from Gordon Brown.
Peter Hambro, chair of the UK-listed gold miner Petropavlovsk, said the Bundesbank may have withdrawn its bullion in self-protection since it did not, apparently, have its own specifically allocated bars in London. "They may have decided that the Bank of England had lent out too much gold, and decided it was safer to bring theirs home. This is about the identification. Can you identify your own allocated gold, or are you just a general creditor with a metal account?"
The watchdog report follows claims by the German civic campaign group "Bring Back our Gold" and its US allies in the Gold Anti-Trust Committee that official data cannot be trusted. They allege central banks have loaned out or "sold short" much of their gold.
The refrain has been picked up by German legislators. "All the gold must come home: it is precisely in this crisis that we need certainty over our gold reserves," said Heinz-Peter Haustein from the Free Democrats (FDP).
Speculation aside, the fact that central banks, and even banks of central banks (i.e., the BIS), have long lent out gold, is no secret to anyone, traditionally to satisfy short-term physical gold confirmation claims upon a spike in demand, usually associated with a liquidity shortage (when the value of gold as monetary collateral truly shines). The problem with this rehypothecation scheme is what happens when the counterparty suddenly finds themselves insolvent, the gold has since been re-re-rehypothecated, and nobody really knows whose gold it is any more. This becomes a drastic problem when a counterparty in a collateral chain suddenly goes broke... like MF Global did last year, and the lawsuits started flying trying to determine whose gold is where. Needless to say, it was the London office of MF Global that was at fault for breaching a rehypothecation chain (because only in London was there no collateral haircut limit on rehypotehcation), and once physical delivery demands arose, nobody could locate bar XYZ with a given serial number.
That, or the Bundesbank merely foresaw the ultimate unwind of the failed European mercantilist experiment at the start, and refused to leave its most precious asset in the hands of the banker oligarchy which it knew would do everything in its power to procure said gold once the feces hit the fan. Sure enough, BUBA's 'non-denial' denial confirms this too:
The Bundesbank said it had full trust in the "integrity and independence" of its custodians, and is given detailed accounts each year. Yet it hinted at further steps to secure its reserves. "This could also involve relocating part of the holdings," it said.
Yet what is left unsaid in all of the above is that Germany has done nothing wrong! It simply demanded a reclamation of what is rightfully Germany's to demand.
And here is the crux of the issue: in a globalized system, in which every sovereign is increasingly subjugated to the credit-creating power of the globalized "whole", one must leave all thoughts of sovereign independence at the door and embrace the "new world order." After all this is the only way that the globalized system can create the shadow cloud of infinite repoable liabilities, in which we currently all float light as a binary feather, which permits instantaeous capital flows and monetary fungibility, and which guarantees that there will be no sovereign bond issue failure as long as nobody dares to defect from the system in which all collateral is cross pledge and ultra-rehypothecated... for the greater good. Until the Buba secretly defected that is.
And this is the whole story. Because by doing what it has every right to do, the German Central Bank implicitly broke the cardinal rule of true modern monetary system (never to be confused with that socialist acronym fad MMT, MMR or some such comparable mumbo-jumbo). And the rule is that a sovereign can never put its own people above the global corporatist-cum-banking oligarchy, which needs to have access to all hard (and otherwise) assets at any given moment, on a moment's notice, as the system's explicit leverage at last check inclusive of the nearly $1 quadrillion in derivatives, is about 20 times greater than global GDP. This also happens to be the reason why the entire world is always at most a few keystrokes away from a complete monetary (and trade) paralysis, as the Lehman aftermath and the Reserve Fund breaking the buck so aptly showed.
We are confident that little if anything will be made of the Buba's action, because dwelling on it too much may expose just who the first country will be (or already has been) when the tide finally breaks, and when it will be every sovereign for themselves. Because at that point, which will come eventually, not only Buba, but every other bank, corporation, and individual will scramble to recover their own gold located in some vault in London, New York, or Paris, or at your friendly bank vault down the street, and instead will merely find a recently emptied storage room with humorously written I.O.U. letters in the place of 1 kilo gold bricks.
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Perhaps they just wanted to help put a little "gum" in some leaks.......
As central planners catch up to the idea that physical possession is 9/10ths of the law, the fraud will soon be revealed.
Be careful, I hear that some I.O.U.'s are actually made of tungsten.
i'm starting to wonder where that one tenth of the law is for those not in possession. mf global doesn't leave a good taste in my mouth.
"Kilroy: Up yours baby."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqSiLL8U3vo
Sure would be nice to audit and assay the gold at Ft. Knox right about now. Maybe Geraldo could host a big FOX special, "The Mystery of Ben Bernanke's Vaults"? Most likely with an ending similar to his last "Vault" show.
The last "vault" being full of stale air and dust?
Bingo! A whole lot of bupkis.
I thought Germany held most of its gold in New York?
http://www.planbeconomics.com/2012/10/23/schall-talks-about-germany%E2%8...
Again, the FRBNY holds mostly foreign gold, their total holdings are some 7000 tonnes (yes, including a bunch of Germany's). Ft. Knox (along with a little in San Francisco, West Point and a bit at the FRBNY) adds up to 8000 + tonnes of US gold. Assuming all the gold is legitimate (my guess is yes that it is), then if I were Germany I would pull at least half of their gold from the FRBNY as well.
Who's going to invade Germany? Russia? Poland?
This whole issue is yet another reminder to ALL OF YOU that physical gold is likely to get very scarce... If you do not own any, then you better get started!
"Shipped the gold abroad in case of a Soviet attack''. Might have well shipped it to Moscow for safe-keeping.
"Might have well shipped it to Moscow for safe-keeping."
Bad idea. They tend to keep for good anything they receive for "safe keeping".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanian_Treasure
They tend to keep for good anything they are allowed to touch...
FIFY
http://www.nysun.com/foreign/putin-pockets-patriots-ring/16172/
Better get it out of New York right quick. I hear them Iranians might invade at any time.
Dochen and the President using the emergency powers act when things really start getting worse can confiscate it all. and not return any gold to anyone, including soverigns.
Double post sorry.
I chatted with a gal who lives in Ft. Knox who said it was common knowledge there was no gold in Ft. Knox.
You seriously trust a girl from Kentucky?
o,
your avatar looks just like a women i
once called a neighbor and she was from kentucky,
never saw her wearing shoes. once or twice she
watched my son but honestly, i never trusted her.
sometimes you just have to have faith.
Why on earth would anyone wear shoes when there's the cool blue grass between your toes?
What does a girl from Kentucky put behind her ears to make herself more attractive?
Here ankles.
don't tell anyone but Orly was raised in Kentucky
Yes, I would, The indian word it comes from sounds like ken\tuh/key or kentahkee, which means "the happy hunting ground" it was considered heaven. "WALL STREET" on the other hand was named after a wooden wall that was built by Dutch traders, @1620 after they had signed a peace treaty with the locals, who called the place they signed it "Hoboken" which means "pipe of peace" and then they slaughtered them. The line of that wall that was built to protect the Dutch from the enraged indians, after the Dutch massacre of the indians, is the street in New York City called "WALL STREET. (ref: http://www.sidis.net/TSChap7.htm)
Very interesting history. Thanks for sharing.
:D
In Ft. Knox Kentucky it was common knowledge that there never was any gold in Ft. Knox.
When the tide finally breaks you don't want to be long tungsten. Supply shock, bitchez!
How exactly would the uneducated common people of Kentucky have any goddamn clue whatsoever how much gold is stored in Ft Knox? Those stupid motherfuckers probably couldn't locate all fifty states on a map.
Obama claims to have been in all 57 states
You mean Goldfinger was misinformed or maybe even set up by the FBI like some 21-year-old Bangladeshi who drove up in front of New York's Federal Reserve with nothing more destructive than the gas in his tank?
I'm so disappointed in James and Pussy.
I'd ask Louise but------my long distance is out of order.
http://s6.zetaboards.com/Bill_Still_Reforum/topic/1176801/1/
"Why Did The Bundesbank Secretly Withdraw its Gold Two-Thirds out of London?"
it sounds like a ribald riddle
hope it has a happy ending
Oddball: Hi, man.
Big Joe: What are you doing?
Oddball: I'm drinking wine and eating cheese, and catching some rays, you know.
What's with the negative waves?
IOUs are as good as money. Go ahead, count it all up. Every last ounce accounted for.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GSXbgfKFWg
Start a pool in your office to guess how many times the same gold bar has been sold or held in inventory for a different account. Apply the same guess to GLD or any other paper gold accounts.
According to Jim Rickards, perhaps about twenty times.
According to Jeff Christian, it is 100 paper to 1 physical, and many of those players foolishly believe they also have claims.
http://www.zerohedge.com/article/jeffrey-christian-and-nick-barisheff-bu...
According to Jeff Christian he later admitted to 400:1 paper:physical.
Musical Chairs - 400 people dancing, 1 chair left and when the music stops you're already sitting on it. :)
I'm thinking the red tape involved in shipping that gold is about to get a lot more time consuming. Nothing to do with where it's going of course. But there should be some sort of genetic testing to determine what goose laid it and its history for the last 100 yrs or so.
Should all be cleared up in a couple of years, or never if the Euro implodes. Whichever comes last.
Wonder how much of the Venezuela gold has made it down to Hugo's vaults? Looks like he is ahead of the curve on that call.
Venezuela had announced some time ago that the deliveries had been accomplished.
Remember, it was shortly after Hugo demanded his gold back from London that the Arab Spring-a-ling forces miraculously captured Tripoli and within days announced a massive sale of Libya's gold which was held at the BoE in order to pay for arms, ammo and fighters salaries.
Now, there has just Fuck All Never been Rebels in any Fucking Country ever sold Gold Reserves to pay for the Arms and Ammo, etc., being Given to Them for free by the Supporting Forces.
It doesn't happen that way.
The so called sale of Libyan gold was made in order to be able to dip into one dwindling unallocated pile of shiny in order to make physical to Hugo.
In My Not so very Humble Opinion because that's the only way all these stories fit together.....
liberal application of Occam's Razor
A ton here and a ton there and pretty soon you're talkin' real gold.
+ 1 I'll buy that knukles! I'll buy more gold soon!
Don't get left out as the gold train pulls out of the station...
Woooo wooo chuga chug chug chug chuga chug chug
http://youtu.be/85cL1HisrNc
I always thought the swiftness of setting up the Central Bank of Benghazi was suspect.
You mean like waaay before the civil war was over and Khaddafi wasn't even dead yet kinda swiftness?
Yeah....
See ya'll are catchin' on.
Good on ya'
Yes, they formed a new national oil company at the same time.
There ya go'
Only reasons to invade somebody...
Oil or Gold
Watch real close....
Listen to the sabres rattling.
And PS on the "new" oil co.
If I remember correctly, BP is in big time...
They'd been nationalized earlier, etc.
Dibs!
Wow, so Hugo essentially pushed the button on Qaddafi? I can believe it.
The bank being setup so quickly is no surprise to me. How else would you manage all of the gold you just "acquired?" It's the same as it ever was, and the banks are the worst thieves. They have entire armies at their disposal too.
One has to wonder... How much gold does Iran have?
One wonders what the level of awareness is among the general public in each country. From what I gather from the article, in Germany there are public interest groups that pushed this. And, seemingly there were those in their central bank who actually are looking out for German interests. One can only imagine (since there seems to be a complete 'news' blackout on the subject) that the public awareness of how the banksters are robbing everyone is very high in Iceland.
In America, most people are completely clueless on these topics. The 'news' and 'education' sectors are completly bought off by (ultimately) bankster and corporate interests. Though Ron Paul helped a great deal to bring it to the attention of many more people.
.MMM,
They saying needs an update to 'posession is 99.999% % the law'.
I have the feeling the Fort Knox "myth" is about to get "pantzed" in the not too distant future.
You do realize that the Republicans are going to win the necessary 5 seats in the Senate to have control of the US Congress for at least 2 years. Then, Ron Paul will have his day and he WILL mandate a full audit of the US Gold reserves held in Ft. Knox, FRNBY, USMA in West Point and wherever else there exists a dribble of AU. Thats when Bernanke is really going to start shitting. Part of the audit process will be drilling random bars. This is going to get fun real soon.
Hey, Tyrone, I'll bet you a shiny 1/10 oz gold eagle that Ron Paul won't be a sitting congressman in six months.
The currency wars continue to intensify.
http://jamesturkblog.blogspot.ca/
perhaps for an "accident" on the Danube
As the machine nears its end, cogs that were not yet moving will jolt into motion, one by one, like slaves in a chaingang.
The clang they make will be felt in your stomachs. & when such motions become regular so as to not worry you, the machine will be one minute to midnight.
With engine belts breaking free and gears stripping loose, the machine, which buys and sells people, will come to a violent end, and that "commodity", manpower, which will then be without master, will roam the streets- bloody pitchforks in mind.
Nice read. thank you and if I may say: nested metaphors are so sexy
no that was fail. & this will be only minor fail. Give me a day and I could write something nice, but I have beer and liqour to drink. So this will suffice.
Behind the screen, with engine belts breaking free, and central gears stripping loose,
that agesless machine, which owns, buys, and sells me, will encounter that black goose.
Fuckit, I wrote something better.
Jack led me around Wellington’s house, into parlors, libraries, dining rooms,
and socials, chancing upon illustrious faces and blue-ribbon brides- fictitious embraces by
Jekylls as genuine as their Hydes. We laughed when we arrived, and snickered as we left,
remarking that none of them were akin to brothers, because not one mattered to the others.
Sickened by this circus, I downed Jack, one swig after another, until all the noise was
smothered.
Now see this shit is harder to do. But I can't get paid for making something dope like this... So I trade commodities b/c its the only entrepanuerism left, and I wonder why I feel empty at the end of the day...
Dope, you say?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=eX9UurI-nR8
I'm a big R L Stevenson fan, so I guess I just didn't get the whole Jekyll and Hyde thing.
well people in positions of power, money, general wealth... They don't call themselves satanists, but they do follow the mentality.
Which is more closesly related to edward hyde. But, the manner in which these people portray themselves is that of a civilized or decent man- there's your jekyll.
So I say famous or wealthy faces and their trophy wives are not the jekyls they portray themselves as, but rather, self-involved, small minded, and heartless like mr hyde.
Reality be told, everyone is about as genuine as their hydes, b/c they all pretend to be good, but they would rather die than give a fuck about me.
& where my words lose you this song will pick up. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4v4RXArgH-4
You "feel empty at the end of the day" because you're a freakin' muppet! It's right there in your name! You should be thrilled not to have that hand up you, at least for a little while.
Your reply reminds me of a book by Stephen King.. The Tower.... all machines from a once great land grind to a stop and the ones that remain or broken and slow... as a lone gunman wanders the earth to find out what heppened... taking on the "machines" of old and trying to find out how to stop it.
Kind of an interesting analogy for today... I should re-read those books after my other TEOTWAWKI books are finished lol.
you've forgotten the face of your father.
cw 4 times, stopping on 67
ccw past 67 twice, stopping on 82
cw past 82, stopping on 40
ccw, stopping on 09
listen for the click before moving the handle
do not run. act natural. let the ID badge do the work for you.
and from a far more innocent time, before the battle of the somme, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Retrieved_Reformation
Maybe there is a cold front coming in and they need to sew a little extra into their jackets?
Check Chavez's basement. BOE audit minus 3 tons and counting.
I will go out on a Limb and suggest this is in prepriation for Germany to return to the Deutschmark. Germany may have decided to repatriate its hard currency before making an announcement on fears that it may not be able to do so after it leaves the Euro.
Hypothetically speaking, why wouldn't one recall all of one's gold from these centers of propriety?
I may be slow, but you mean hypothecatingly speaking, right?
I see what you did there, clever one. I green you!
I wouldn't want my gold commingling with paper!
You caught my drift perfectly, good sir!
If you withdraw all your gold from the system, you will be punished. Bit surprised there havent been any repercussions for Germany.
The last thing Germany wants is a strong currency.
Oh..! Somebody's central bank knows what's coming. First one out wins... the poor "Dragon family" still trying to sue for their bonds/gold.
Promissory notes don't get the respect they use too...
The international financing system/scam is going to become unglued.
First one to blink wins.
@ GoodMorning
It's OK to say "first rat off the ship wins..."
Did you ever think that Germany is anticipating the breakup of the European Monetary Union. If that happened all the EU debts would go unpaid and Britain could claim the gold as repayment of some bond obligation. Everything would fall back to the old maxim: "Possession is 9/10s of the law."
You better believe when the music stops, Gold is staying put. If there's any left in London you mean.
Had Chavez not repatriated, how would an EU breakup effect him? Other than outright theft.
Have a friend from VZ. He hates Chavez. Gets his panties in a wad when I tell him the man is VERY prescient.
Worlds 3rd largest oil reserves------hmmmmm, who's next?
Chavez is dying of C.
A bar in hand is worth 50 on the books....
Yes. That will be the new stock market. Owning paper will be the bet to make for those with money to burn. Wait. That's where we are now. And they own the government.
@ UP + 1
FOFOA would say that ratio is probably closer to 100:1.
I am so glad I have been following your site. If not I would'nt hear about everything you write about that isn't in the press! Maybe I won't be so stupid in the future. Great works. Get some sleep.
What is in the "press" these days ????
Already long ago, from when we sold our vote to no man, the People have abdicated our duties; for the People who once upon a time handed out military command, high civil office, legions? — everything, now restrains itself and anxiously hopes for just two things: bread and circuses.
— Juvenal, Satire 10.77–81
"What is in the "press" these days????"
Half of Georgia Pacific's inventory and "Ben's special blend green no. 7 kosher ink™"
Silver (too) bitchez.
Ist das du, Angela?
Physical posession just as true now as it was in 1939.
Tangible assets never go out of style, just wax and wane according to the belief in fiat database nothingness.
CNBC 'NetNet' article stated it makes absolutely no difference if its there or not or if it'd all there...or not.
They said it only matters if they wanted to make watches.
No shit.
Someone have a link?
BTW....GO TIGERS!
For your perusal...
http://www.cnbc.com/id/49540593
And the quote you referred to:
"The actual presence of the gold wouldn’t make a lick of difference unless, say, Germany’s central bank decided it wanted to start using the gold for some practical, non-monetary purpose like making watches."
This wasn't a quote from someone in the know for the article. Apparently it is the opinion of the author, John Carney from NetNet.
:D
See?! I ain't about no lie!
Aaaaaarrraghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
That's just plain irresponsible.
"BTW....GO TIGERS!"
LSU or Auburn (I'm in Louisiana)?
Princeton, silly.
:/
I literally meant actual tigers. They really should be allowed to run. It just seems right.
I BEG your pardon. If the Tigers you refer to are the LSU Tigers, then I must needs offer a spelling correction. Properly written, the phrase is "GEAUX Tigers."
Thank you for your attendance. You are forgiven. (I didn't geaux there... but a close friend did.)
That always irritated me, having half grown up in Louisiana. "Geaux" is a plural form of some invented verb, so in essence you're saying, "Gos Tigers."
See? Makes no sense.
:/
"Makes no sense."
Ummm... who changed the rules? I didn't know anything had to make sense re: Acadians? (aka "cajuns.") Think of where they came from!!! And why! :-)
From Acadia, Canada. Why? To get out of Quebec as soon as possible.
It makes sense in French (or Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, German, etc.) English has a relatively simple verb conjugation methodology (but bad French is my blood, having lived in Genève and having a bunch of ancestors who quit Québec for Ville de la Nouvelle Orleans in the 1600 & 1700s).
Will the trial be watched by more people than a DWTS finale?
Gordon Brown was selling UK gold reserves from 1999 to 2002. And 940 tons of German gold are pulled from London in 2000-1.
Maybe the Germans were privately concerned about whose gold Brown was actually selling.
Brown should take a lesson from JPM... Just sell gold that does not exist and call it good.
Brown left a real big shit stain in his wake when he sold the peoples gold to himself through his secret *family*
That's why they call it Browns bottom. He got the call, shat his pants and signed the order.
at least brown only sold 1/2 of their gold.. canada sold all 1000 tons about the same time the imf was 'helping' them with their ecomony.
And the PBoC had this to say about that... deafening silence.
Hey Snidley! + 1
The Chinese are just being smart not saying anything, just keep stacking wealth.
“With time and patience the mulberry leaf becomes a silk gown.”
Speaking of Bubba and Tungsten Bars..
http://www.zenzoneforum.com/threads/19050-Clinton-Linked-to-Fake-Ft-Knox...
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&add...
http://www.silverbearcafe.com/private/02.12/tungsten.html
http://www.silverbearcafe.com/private/03.10/phonygold.html
http://news.goldseek.com/GoldSeek/1258049769.php
Bubba yum...
Hey, what's with these god damn pop up ads that show up at the bottom of my iPhone when on this site?
That's some annoying shit. Seriously.... Wal-Mart? I'm going to click the pop up to go to Wal-Marts site?
I thought it me...i dont get walmart..homedepot and some insurance co...
Good luck opting out..
As good a chance as Ron Paul winning in 13 days
Expedia now. Man, ZH selling out hard to the man.
There are numerous other media venues that believe in wealth redistribution and getting something, or even everything, for free. Many of them even encourage you to complain when getting said free stuff.
Would you like to be pointed in their general direction?
Uh oh... The Wrath of T.D. ...
Thats the sequel to The Wrath of Khan, no?
No. But I did find a cheap flight to Reno and a sale on Faygo pop.
So, ZH is not only my source for news but also my ticket to big big savings.
Everybody plays, everybody wins.
Now...about that term life policy I've always had my eye on but never dreamed I could afford....
I get Febreze, Ozarka water and Depends. Ruckiree, all products I use daily!
:0
ZH and Wal-Mart...
That's a marriage made in heaven. It just makes good old fashioned sense. Especially with all the 'Amerikkkans are fatties' articles.
"ZH and Wal-Mart..."
Somehow there's a disconnect here:
<http://freecodesource.com/people-of-walmart/Women-Of-Walmart/>
All you fags and your smart phones... :-)
Guilt by association meet guilt by association.
That Fabreze smells worse than shit
It's unscented. And it works very nicely, thanks.
I don't know what "Sams Choice" cola is. But, evidently it's all the taste at half the price!
That's just a no-brainer.
Mind if i drop by and use the Bafroom when I'm in the neighborhood.
good recovery
don't forget to look on the back of the faygo bottle fora chance to win an all expense paid trip to see the ICP at Gathering of the Juggalos tm.
Actually, i doubt there are any media sites that offer anything truely for "free" as we all know when you get something for free you are the product
Next time you are in a bank grab a bag of cash and walk out, using that logic. Just tell the SWAT you are the product.
Is that this week's assignment, Sir?
Yea, like NBA athletes not getting paid to play in the Olympics. I mean...really, they have kids to feed for cryin' out loud.
shouldn't be a problem...worked exacltly that way for Corzine
Bundling a few million for the president in advance helped
Corzine is now just another MFG victim, due to his $225K MFG stock loss.
We don't need SWAT in Canada; banks and gov't give the bags of cash freely...
So it's like our Fed to BOA! Huh! Whodathunk?
Tyler, It's great to see you commenting a few times. It would be great to see you do it more.
truly
How's about a link to where I can sign up for some of those great discounts over at the Federal Reserve?
Just keep checking back. It'll 'pop up' eventually.
Sadly Tyler, they all think they should get all of this for free.
Donate people. I have only donated once ($50 about 9 months ago out of 18) but I would recon thats one more than 90% of you.
You mean like FaceBook?
Hey TD, was that 50 tons per year a misprint and is that figure really 500 tons per year?
500 tons per year for 3 years would make more sense...
100 years ago ppl would hunt for their food. You can't take your meaty paw and click the fuckin X in the corner? As soon a you do that ad is gone.
"We grow fat like the Romans."
-Grandad
It's like bandwidth costs money or sumthin'! :-)