The gold price suppression scheme is being found out

3:38p ET Friday, October 6, 2006

Dear Friend of GATA and Gold:

If you doubt that the central bank scheme to suppress the gold price as part of a policy of rigging currency and bond markets is starting to be found out, take a look at the headline on the Sydney Morning Herald's republication today of yesterday's London Telegraph story by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard about the latest central bank gold sales:

http://www.smh.com.au/news/business/banks-sneakily-dump-extra-100-tonnes...

The headline in the Sydney Morning Herald reads: "Banks sneakily dump extra 100 tonnes of gold."

The Telegraph's own headline was only: "Bank of France blamed for gold selloff."

But "sneaky" was the word used in one of yesterday's GATA dispatches about the latest gold sales.

It looks like we're not the only ones to whom that word has occurred. And it looks like Australia is starting to figure out what has been going on.

The bad guys still have their power but they're getting found out, and their scheme, being one of deception, will lose its effectiveness the more it is found out.

Don't look now, but despite all the weeping and teeth gnashing on our side during the last few weeks, we're actually winning.

CHRIS POWELL, Secretary/Treasurer
Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee Inc.

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