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Chris Wittle of Edison Schools (private for profit schools) is married to an Agnelli.
He supposed to be a libertarian, but seems to get a lot of attn from the right side of the swamp (NRO, World Mag)
Most definitely is. Does not appeal to moral or intellectual authority, and more appropriately not to his actual authority as a BO. This is a justification for not exercising authority, something we need to see more of in society around the globe.
Don't buy more than you can afford. If you have savings, I would put half of them into silver (the price is so freaking low). Don't even mess with gold the ratio is 85 to 1 right now, the historic ratio is 15 to 1, there is no way that ratio can hold (especially since gold and silver come out of the ground only 9 to 1).
Buy 1 oz generic rounds
This is the biggest bang for the buck. Right now, the price is so damn low that the 5 dollar premium for U.S. Eagles is damn near costing you a third of an ounce (you want more silver and less premium over the spot price). These get you the best price (usually .50 over spot). Also, you can download testers for your cell phone: you ding the round/coin and it tells you if it is genuine with a sonic analysis.
Not only are bars more expensive by the ounce, but they have to be drilled to verify them. Right now, you could walk into a pawn shop with a kilo bar and get spot buy price, but when silver goes to 10K/ounce, they will be drilling those suckers as con men will be filling them with tungsten.
You can order from APMEX in Okie City. I honestly think that SD Bullion is a CIA funded business. I could never find anything on "the Doc" and Silver Doctors have put out some seriously messed up propaganda marketed to religious people.
They once had an article about how the "mark of the beast" was going to church on Sunday not Saturday. There is actually something to the whole Shabbat vs. Sun(god) day, but the mark of the beast has to be on the forehead or back of the hand.
Not today, the price is around $15 dollars an ounce, but there are 300 paper contracts out for every real ounce of silver, and they trade for the same value.
If silver were to return to it's historic value (where a silver dime/denarius was a day's pay for a high risk job) it would need to be between 1K and $1500. Now take that an add hyperinflation (if silver breaks $200, the dollar is toast). My point is, right now, at $15 an ounce, no one is going to drill a silver bar but when it is more expensive, they will have to. That means, when you take the bar in, it is harder to get the value of the bar, because they have to check it. Hence 1 ounce coins are better.
It is 15 an ounce now. I was giving a hypo about why you want 1oz rounds so your bars don't have to be drilled.
When silver is 10K an ounce 10K will be like 1K used to be.