Daily Dispatches

9:45p Monday, June 14, 1999

Dear Friend of GATA and Gold:

There's good news and bad news for GATA, but even the
bad news is good.

The bad news, such as it is, is that GATA was
disparaged loudly in a recent issue of the Gartman
Letter, a major commodities market publication. Here's
what the Garman Letter had to say:

quot;The Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee (GATA), a
gathering of disgruntled gold bulls, is in the news

1:45a Friday, June 4, 1999

Dear Friend of GATA and Gold:

Here's one more indication that the Gold Anti-Trust
Action Committee is now fully mainstream.

The June issue of Mark Skousen's quot;Forecasts amp;
Strategiesquot; newsletter, published today, endorses
GATA's analysis of the gold market and gives us a
good plug.

Skousen doesn't get our legal strategy quite right;
we're not planning necessarily to sue governments and

NO SMOKING GUN BUT
THERE'S A SMELL OF CORDITE

By Jonathan Rosenthal
The Business Report
South Africa
Friday, May 28, 1999

When I last looked at the alt.conspiracy newsgroup on
the Internet a couple of years back it was filled with
small-town Americans swapping tales about black
helicopters. (You know, the ones that hover outside
your house and shine laser beams in your eyes.)

And the big question of the day was what happened if

DEAR GOLD!
IT'S A GOVERNMENT CONSPIRACY

By Stephen Wyatt
(For a news service in Australia)

With the gold price slumping to 20-year lows, the pro-
gold lobby is becoming increasingly hysterical.

Internet-spread conspiracy theories about big
business/big government plotting to drive down the gold
price have exploded.

Emotions were especially fanned earlier this month when
the Bank of England said it would sell almost 60