Jim Sinclair has issued a call for precious metals investors to stand together as a Band of Brothers and fight a battle royal here and now against the beasts of paper in a war being for both both gold’s and our freedom.
Sinclair urges precious metals investors to take an oath of allegiance to the good fight:
“I swear those that have caused the wreckage of all things once held dear to us shall not have my gold or gold share position. Fear is no part of me, and I will face the enemy, confident in our success.”
Sinclair urges investors to hold the faith, and not to fear because $3,500/oz gold is the next stop once the beasts of paper are frustrated in their current battle.
Sinclair’s call to arms among gold and silver Band of Brothers is below:
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From Jim Sinclair:
Gold has always been a war between sound finance and debt ridden currencies. When you entered the fray you joined a band of brothers and sisters as fox hole buddies, in this war for both gold’s and our freedom.
Comrades in Golden Arms, if there is to be a battle royal it is here and now. You are armed with the knowledge of how to frustrate this manipulation for theft. Fear not because $3500 is the next stop once we frustrate these beasts of paper.
Stand firm with me, and do as I do now.
Will you take this pledge with me?
“I swear those that have caused the wreckage of all things once held dear to us shall not have my gold or gold share position. Fear is no part of me, and I will face the enemy, confident in our success.”
Please listen to the speech of Henry the 5th when he faced what appeared to be an overwhelming French opposition.
It is only an illusion we face this month. All things will be made new this spring.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDZVxbrW7Ow
Henry V Speech to the troops
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Sounds good to me
There is a fight going on and we take part in it every day. Honest men and women long physical PMs vs Crooks shorting the market with paper. This chart, from this morning shows the battle line.
The line has been drawn. Men and women of stout heart and firm spine will win the day, the battle and the war. Those who oppose us have no heart; have sold their souls and will be defeated.
Yes, they will… utterly.
I’m all set for a fight but Jim’s last few letters seems as though he’s pleading with people to hang in there. Maybe he knows something that we don’t and he’s not telling, like people are selling and getting out and he’s afraid he’s going lose his investment. Lol But hell I’ll just Keep Stacking.
Yes, we will win someday in the far distant future.
If JS would have the guts to take half of his personal physical gold stash and convert it to physical silver with 50+:1 ratio, and urge his readers to do so also, I think that would be about enough to break the bank.
Why doesn’t he do that, if he’s so dedicated to our fight?
And This comes from where my mouth is, all the gold that I have left is a few 1/10 ounce gold coins with thousands:1 SGR.
Amen. This is exactly what I was thinking while reading the article.
Open question to anyone… I hold 90% silver bullion, would it be wise in the near future with a good GSR to trade in my gold for maximum silver profit or should I keep the gold as a small hedge OR should I keep acquiring Silver and Gold?
Lately I’ve been all silver and only bought 4 ounces of gold this year.
@Orion
Gold as hedge to what exactly? Compared to silver? IMO, there’s no use to consider anything else than silver, if you can see the potential demand, lack of supply potential as a whole. The only doubts I have anymore considering PM’s, are the temporary periods we might face when there’s no official price discovery, attempts to confiscate, ank holidays, and so on. Still, I think silver would be better off than gold in these cases,mostly due to it’s vital role in industry.
But, like I said, I still have little gold. It’s a tradition, I guess..
Stand firm
Chin up
Remain calm
Slave on
Speaking of the lines being drawn. Today it was King World News attacked. TPTB are attacking all of the information warriors in the battle for the truth. A couple of days ago it was the SGT Report. Before that Silver Doctors was attacked. They are attacking because they fear us! Fear is the mother of violence!
Speaking of fractional Gold, I just picked up my first 1/10-oz American Eagle recently.
Do you know, those things are smaller than a dime!
And one of these costs about the same as 100 Silver dimes. But oh well, I already have stacks of those, might as well enjoy a little bit of variety…
I wanted to buy some of the fractional Ag coins or bars once but the prices for them were out of my ballpark and the mint wanted a realy large minimum order. I had to pass and settle for 90% dimes. They say good business is where you find it. Small stackers just aren’t for some of these private mints and some metals dealers.
Bloody Heck @RocketsRedGlare I wish I had known, I would have sold you some at spot with free shipping but I have them on Flea Bay now. I’m a 90% man myself along with rounds and bars.
I also have a few fractional Gold and Platinum coins but my favorite color is Silver and I hope one day WTSHTF that I will be able to buy me my dream car an XKE Jag with some of my Stack. LMAO Keep Stacking
@Marchas45: Maybe someday I’ll find some at a flea market or something. My Dream Car–1987 Buick Grand National.
VERY nice, Charlie… but make mine one of these!
Count me in. This is disparity at the least. Banks can print paperless currency with no backing, create an imbalance in trade & confidence. United States of America has shown its clandestine power for a corporatocracy which scripts value from the bottom to give to the top (banks). Money is value, but it cannot be printed on computers or in the copy machine. Money has weight, is precious, & money is Silver which has health benefits too.
President Nixon was only a puppet, either before his time & after. We will be engaged against corporations coupled by a fearless Government (s) to keep us as slaves distracting us to move on our way. Without the acknowledgement countries demanding something better. Please grab the Silver from the government and corporations & meet me on the ledge in pushing these CRIMINALS off the cliff.
A person often meets his destiny on the road he took to avoid it.
De La Fantaine
Bloody heck, @Marchas45, you know that it is downright unpatriotic to lust after foreign cars! Feast your eyes on this rare 1966 Pontiac LeMans Sprint-Six. It came from the factory with a high-performance overhead-cam six-cylinder and 4-bbl carburetor; had a 1:1 cubic inch – horsepower ratio which was remarkable for the mid-60′s.
But after letting it sit inside a barn for ten years, I cleaned it up and sold it – to a collector in Finland, of all places. Only had 86K original miles, too.
Another pic…sorry, the above one got cut off.
Sweet!
Now, one of the interior.
(Sorry Doc, just in a show-off mood today.)
No visible cracks in the dashboard or seats! That is a clean auto.
Alrighty there Charlie, Mine’s a 1964 drop top, red with camel leather interior. Why 1964? I love toggle switches. I couldn’t abide by those rocker switchs. Just to damn Yankee for my tastes. Failing that, the Plymouth Superbird, with the screaming yellow and full on wing. If those are not available, early model 2 door Galaxie 500 ragtop with big motor. I’m not picky. If silver goes to $200 that will be either live changing or gives long suffering stackers the biggest s***eating grins in all creation. HAHAHAHA
Rag top Galaxy 500 7 liter. Friend had one that was destroyed in a head on crash.
@RocketsRedGlare @Mammoth @AGXIIK We boys just love our dream cars. Love It. LMAO
Look out, folks! It’s… it’s… it’s a car-gasm! lol
Only reason I will part with a little silver is if I need more ammo…