Special Report 13:

“62% In: David Hudson‘s “White Powder Of Gold” (More On Creating The “Philosopher’s Stone“)”

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Excerpts From This Issue On Gold

• 0% in: “ret Of Alchemy Which Can Turn Lead Into Gold Or An Elixir Of Life Which Reverses Aging title head body h1 How To Make The Ph”
• 0% in: “ret Of Alchemy Which Can Turn Lead Into Gold Or An Elixir Of Life Which Reverses Aging h1 h3 From Issue 1994 05 h3 br Excerp”
• 2% in: “losopher s Stone, for turning lead into gold, and also for rejuvenating self. br br This Awareness indicates that the entity”
• 6% in: ” its presence then turns that lead into gold, or it can be taken orally as a kind of elixir of life which turns the aged int”
• 25% in: “itish Museum that is half lead and half gold. br br It is divided, not pressed together or made of two pieces of metal, but “
• 25% in: “as one piece of metal, half of which is gold in nature, the other half as lead. br br These markings on the coin suggest tha”
• 26% in: “it was lead to begin with, and that the gold simply was a transmutation that occurred to the coin. br br CLOSING MESSAGE br “
• 27% in: “ates to far more than turning lead into gold. br br It relates to turning the philosopher, the alchemist, also into a golden”
• 62% in: “h3 br h1 David Hudson s White Powder of Gold More on Creating the Philosopher s Stone h1 br br QUESTION br Bruce has one oth”
• 62% in: “a process for producing white powder of gold also known as Philosopher s Stone. There is also a product called Acemannan wit”
• 63% in: “Awareness care to comment on this white gold and the relative potencies of its variations, and how do these products compare”
• 67% in: “echniques for producing white powder of gold? br br COSMIC AWARENESS br br This Awareness indicates that t has given informa”
• 70% in: ” with. br br h2 How to Turn the Lead to Gold h2 br br This Awareness indicates the turning of lead into gold requires that t”
• 70% in: “ness indicates the turning of lead into gold requires that the lead be melted, the powder be sprinkled into the melted lead.”
• 71% in: “as its effect on the lead to turn it to gold. br br This awareness indicates that this does require a psychic or mental or s”
• 72% in: “ng the aging process rather than making gold. br br COSMIC AWARENESS br br h2 How to Tell If Your White Powder Is Working h2″
• 93% in: ” Stone Not Really About Turning Lead to Gold h2 br br In some ways this is a repetitive process until a stage is reached whe”
• 94% in: ” was not simply about turning lead into gold. This is a materialistic goal that was attributed to alchemists to those who la”

Issue 1994-05:

“6% In: How To Create The Philosopher’s Stone — The Secret Of Alchemy Which Can Turn Lead Into Gold Or An Elixir Of Life Which Reverses Aging“

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Excerpts From This Issue On Gold

• 0% in: “ret Of Alchemy Which Can Turn Lead Into Gold Or An Elixir Of Life Which Reverses Aging Cosmic Awareness 1994 05 title style “
• 0% in: “ret Of Alchemy Which Can Turn Lead Into Gold Or An Elixir Of Life Which Reverses Aging Cosmic Awareness 1994 05 h1 ul b a hr”
• 0% in: “ret Of Alchemy Which Can Turn Lead Into Gold Or An Elixir Of Life Which Reverses Aging How To Create The Philosopher s Stone”
• 0% in: “ret Of Alchemy Which Can Turn Lead Into Gold Or An Elixir Of Life Which Reverses Aging a ul li a href Cosmic Awareness Break”
• 5% in: “ret Of Alchemy Which Can Turn Lead Into Gold Or An Elixir Of Life Which Reverses Aging a h2 How To Create The Philosopher s “
• 5% in: “ret Of Alchemy Which Can Turn Lead Into Gold Or An Elixir Of Life Which Reverses Aging h2 p Excerpt from a CAC General Readi”
• 6% in: “losopher s Stone, for turning lead into gold, and also for rejuvenating self. p This Awareness indicates that the entity, in”
• 8% in: ” its presence then turns that lead into gold, or it can be taken orally as a kind of elixir of life which turns the aged int”
• 15% in: “itish Museum that is half lead and half gold. p It is divided, not pressed together or made of two pieces of metal, but it i”
• 15% in: “as one piece of metal, half of which is gold in nature, the other half as lead. p These markings on the coin suggest that it”
• 15% in: “it was lead to begin with, and that the gold simply was a transmutation that occurred to the coin. p b Closing Message b p T”
• 16% in: “ates to far more than turning lead into gold. p It relates to turning the philosopher, the alchemist, also into a golden bei”

Issue 1980-32:

“6% In: Fort Knox: Entities Were Not Allowed Into The Central-Core Vault To Examine Whether The Gold Had Been Stolen”

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• 82% In: What Happened To The World’s Fastest Growing Weekly’ Shortly After It Published A Story On The Missing Gold At Ft. Knox?
• Page 2: Gold (Theft from Fort Knox) – result is dollar and American economic system falling apart
• Page 5: Gold Publicity – suppressed by government official as to actual situation

Excerpts From This Issue On Gold

• 4% in: “spoken, time and again, of the theft of gold from Fort Knox depository. This Awareness indicates that the entity as having a”
• 4% in: “a kind of investigation of the theft of gold from the depository but this investigation as having been simply for the public”
• 5% in: “ers to examine one small cell with some gold available for examination. This Awareness indicates that these entities were no”
• 6% in: “o the central core vault to examine the gold or the lack of gold, to examine or discover whether the gold in Fort Knox had b”
• 6% in: “ault to examine the gold or the lack of gold, to examine or discover whether the gold in Fort Knox had been removed and stol”
• 6% in: “old, to examine or discover whether the gold in Fort Knox had been removed and stolen as alleged by Dr. Baer, or whether it “
• 24% in: “the vault which is supposed to hold the gold of the nation the treasury of the nation, upon which all of the energies of all”
• 36% in: “th attention in regards to the theft of gold from Fort Knox that you write letters to your editors, that you write letters d”
• 39% in: “stigation uncovers the reality that the gold bars in Fort Knox are, in fact, lead covered with gold, and that the treasury h”
• 39% in: “rt Knox are, in fact, lead covered with gold, and that the treasury has been robbed, this will lead to the proper accounting”
• 46% in: “every financial newsletter dealing with gold and silver runs articles questioning the amount of gold, if any, the U.S, has i”
• 46% in: “runs articles questioning the amount of gold, if any, the U.S, has in the Fort Knox depository. Each time legislation is int”
• 47% in: ” to demand a physical inventory of this gold, it is always stopped. This gives us some idea of how high into our government “
• 47% in: ” ran a cover story asking, Where is the gold in Fort. Knox? Several weeks later the newspaper was purchased for ti 3O00,000 “
• 48% in: “appearing in the August, 1980, issue of Gold Newsletter the most prestigious publication in the entire field. It, is hoped t”
• 49% in: “mind that the U.S, allegedly holds more gold in its vaults than any other country in the worbd,700 million ounce 30 tons. Th”
• 49% in: “orbd,700 million ounce 30 tons. This is gold which Awareness tells us will eventually be worth 2000 an ounce more than enoug”
• 50% in: “xtremely valuable. Remember this is the gold our forefathers made in their backbreaking legendary adventures in opening up t”
• 50% in: “res in opening up the West. This is the gold from the Black lltlls of the Dakotas for which Custer died and an Indian nation”
• 51% in: “and an Indian nation was destroyed, the gold from the Klondike, from Suttee s California mill, from the Colorado Rockies thi”
• 51% in: “, from the Colorado Rockies this is the gold found and mined by thousands of American adventurers who lived and died as they”
• 51% in: ” as they opened up the West.This is the gold, regardless of how obtained, that belongs 1,o all Americans it, is part of our “
• 52% in: “ederal Reserve confiscated our people s gold and their right to own gold and ceased to back our dollars with gold or silver.”
• 52% in: “ur people s gold and their right to own gold and ceased to back our dollars with gold or silver. We have a right to be enrag”
• 52% in: “old and ceased to back our dollars with gold or silver. We have a right to be enraged, a right to 1EMANi an inventory of our”
• 52% in: “, a right to 1EMANi an inventory of our gold reserves because it belongs to us and our heritage. Those who are aware, who ha”
• 53% in: “s and other sources, know of course our gold is no longer stored in li t. Knox. It was stolen by agents of the Beast in this”
• 54% in: “w in a few facts and feelings about our gold so all letters will not be the same. Some suggested ideas for letters and chain”
• 55% in: “investigate fort. Knox and discover the gold is lead, the following investigation will spotlight the Beast forces which cont”
• 56% in: “to those asking for an inventory of the gold in Ft. Knox is that the Treasury Dept, did investigate this some time ago and e”
• 59% in: “thing in the world to gain. Avaton From GOLD Newsteiier August 1980 AN UPDATE OF T NE NATION S ALLEGED GOLD RESERVES tit I ,”
• 59% in: “1980 AN UPDATE OF T NE NATION S ALLEGED GOLD RESERVES tit I ,h, ard Pure1 At last a real step tont aa tt. In the tall of l 1″
• 60% in: “diate inventory of the nation s alleged gold reserves. He refused, saying that the Treasury had intmint d hint that the 11 y”
• 61% in: “scription or weight, and in the case of gold, the assay. Batt finally it courarcous eomeressman introduced i I. R. 35h2. l h”
• 62% in: ” full assay, inventory and audit of the gold reserves oh the 11. S. TThe coatgresstn tn is 13t. Ron PaulR U. R. 3862 now res”
• 64% in: “his correctness of the nation s alleged gold twelves. Y p res acttnitti thr nitt ts, three Secretaries of the l rr isury Ipr”
• 64% in: “isury Iprinaarily tesportsll,lc for the gold and Huss congresses have reltised It Order all tndispatatt . tar Moil of the na”
• 65% in: “ad to include hots the hu g e horde itt gold h tt otu sltorers, by sht,m was ii.tc. quirctl, and svhetr tt is m,5ti in 1943,”
• 66% in: “ad shrunk tot,000 tons of good delivery gold.995 fie, and 9,00 tons of melted down coins around.800 fine. By 1968, at the te”
• 66% in: ” 1968, at the termination of the London Gold Pool, the Treasury states that the quantity had shrunk to 2.001 tons of good de”
• 67% in: “d shrunk to 2.001 tons of good delivery gold and 9,000 tons of coin melt in the United States. Bear in mind that during all “
• 67% in: “S, citizens had not been allowed to own gold. In a letter from Secretary Simon to Congressman John Conlon dated May 4, 1976,”
• 67% in: “ohn Conlon dated May 4, 1976, he stales Gold sold for the London Gold Pool operations was intended for resale to private cit”
• 67% in: “976, he stales Gold sold for the London Gold Pool operations was intended for resale to private citizens. in the six years s”
• 68% in: “ent and possibly downright the t of the gold. The members of all three branches of Government and the news media have refuse”
• 70% in: “ncern ahout the status of the country s gold stocks. Because my nomination was so unexpected and Senate confirmation so quic”
• 71% in: “t that proper accounting is made of out gold inventories. Thanks for sharing your concern with mc. When Miller was briefed b”
• 72% in: “o once again have a currency as good as gold it doesn t seem unreasonable to demand an indisputable inventory of the gold th”
• 72% in: “demand an indisputable inventory of the gold that is going to hack our currency. It doesn t seem unreasonable to ask what be”
• 72% in: “e to ask what became of the huge sum of gold which changed hands during the London Gold Pool. Nine thousand tons of good del”
• 73% in: “d which changed hands during the London Gold Pool. Nine thousand tons of good delivery gold left the Fort Knox bullion depos”
• 73% in: “ol. Nine thousand tons of good delivery gold left the Fort Knox bullion depository alone between 1961 1968. That s 216,000,0″
• 74% in: “nged hands. We do know that their hrtal gold holdings were reduced by 4.60t tons. Therefore, someone or some group liutiired”
• 74% in: “nclusion, between i t 1 I and 1968, the gold holdings set he U. S. Owens g as reduced from nearly 30,000 tons to 2,000 tons “
• 75% in: “eciamld conceivably be the backing of a gold hacked dollar. EDMR S Nell OH You earl secure a copy erf Edward Dureii speech o”
• 75% in: “IR entitled. Hole 71tr li..S . Last its Gold Reserves and iris list of 12 questiona to utlsN eecd ht Gemern recut hr eminrg “
• 77% in: “r ell P.O. Box 586 Berryville, VA 22611 GOLD Newsletter, National Committee for Monetary Reform, 8422 Oak St., New Orleans, “
• 77% in: “ul s informative report on the Ft. Knox gold scandal can be obtained free by writing for a copy of his Monetary Freedom Act “
• 79% in: “HY WOULD THEY 6O THAT? Large amounts of gold have been moving this year from Switzerland to Middle East of prnd.ueing countr”
• 79% in: “rticular.reg. Some 71.6 metric torts of gold bars, worth about 2.5 billion, has gone to Iraq its the first seven months of t”
• 82% in: “ter it published a story on the missing gold at Ft. Knox? SUGGESTED IDEAS FOR LETTERS TO SENATOR PROXMIRE Address Senator Wi”
• 83% in: “ng to the public record, the key to our gold in Pt. Knox now hangs on the wall of the President of the United States, As our”
• 84% in: “t dollar devaluates daily, the price of gold goes up. Could it he that our conventional monetary policy isn t working? Our c”
• 84% in: “rew powerful and wealthy when backed by gold. I think every Ameocari on voting day should consider to whom, we hand t he key”
• 84% in: “nsider to whom, we hand t he key to our gold reserves, if indeed, we have any loft. Sincerely, Dear Editor Has our gold in F”
• 85% in: “ny loft. Sincerely, Dear Editor Has our gold in Ft. Knox been plundered by thieves? Congressman Ron Paul of Texas thinks so.”
• 85% in: “stigations of the alleged theft of this gold was done by the Treasury Dept. This is like asking Hiller to invesigate the rum”
• 87% in: “it that our dollar devaluates daily and gold goes ever higher? Could it be that the old monetary policies are no longer work”
• 88% in: ” many who believe we no longer have any gold left in ii i.. Knox, although the Treasury denies this. Congressman Ron Paul of”
• 89% in: “snests? Even if we don t go back on the gold standard, it is still the people s gold, a.rd there is a certain comfort in kno”
• 89% in: “gold standard, it is still the people s gold, a.rd there is a certain comfort in knowing it is still there and could be used”
• 90% in: “iefly tells the story about the alleged gold theft from Ft.. Knox, and 1!e w Dr, i ,eter and Congressman Ron Paul are trying”
• 92% in: “to 10 others. Dear Senator Proxmire The Gold Newsletter and many other financial papers are questioning whether the people s”
• 92% in: “rs are questioning whether the people s gold is still in Ft. Knox. With our dollar devaluating daily and the price of gold s”
• 92% in: “llar devaluating daily and the price of gold skyrocketing, the people have the right to know the status of this gold supply “
• 92% in: “ve the right to know the status of this gold supply OLW fact, we demand to know and continue requests to you to have your co”
• 93% in: ” accounting of what has happened to our gold reserves. The central core vault MUST be examined, and by honest men like your “
• 94% in: “ncerely, Dear Senator I roxmire Tons of gold are moving from Europe to the Middle East. Dr. Beter and others contend this is”
• 94% in: “r. Beter and others contend this is our gold, stolen from FL Knox. I am not satisfied with the investigation made several ye”
• 96% in: “committee into the alle el theft of the gold from the central core vault at FL Knox. There is growing evidence that this has”
• 97% in: ” It is a proven fact that a shipment of gold torn Ft. Knox did not, arrive at the New York Assay Office as it was supposed t”
• 98% in: “Why is our dollar devaluating daily and gold prices increasing? The gold belongs to the people of the U.S. If it has been st”
• 98% in: “g daily and gold prices increasing? The gold belongs to the people of the U.S. If it has been stolen we demand to know why, “

Issue 1979-27:

“69% In: What Is The Real Significance Of The Spiraling Price Of Gold And S”

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• 69% In: On The Spiraling Prices Of Gold And Silver
• 70% In: Spiraling Gold And Silver Prices
• 73% In: Government Removes Gold And Silver Backing From Dollar
• 74% In: Beast Forces Use American Dollars To Buy Up Gold
• 80% In: Implications Of Gold Price Increase Too Staggering To Go Into Now
• Page 11: Gold and Silver – removing it as a backing for dollar makes dollar worthless
• Page 11: Gold and Silver – what is the real significance of spiraling prices of these?
• Page 12: Implications of gold price increase too staggering to go into now
• Page 13: European Monetary System – US eventually will join, money will be back by gold and silver

Excerpts From This Issue On Gold

• 69% in: “SIGNIFICANCE OF THE SPIRALING PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER? From a C.A.C, reading given Oct. 5, 1979 QUESTION n 41 l This Aware”
• 70% in: “at essentially the rise in the price of gold and silver is a way whereby the value of the dollar may be torpedoed. This Awar”
• 70% in: “edoed. This Awareness indicates that as gold and silver have generally been accepted as having monetary value against most c”
• 70% in: “OO t, , aB UOL LLL whereby the value of gold rises greatly against a particular currency, that automatically means the curre”
• 71% in: “ties within these nations are buying up gold at over inflated prices in a deliberate attempt and effort to bring down the va”
• 73% in: “s as follows The Government has removed gold and silver as a backing for the dollar, thus making the dollar worthless The ac”
• 73% in: “f silver, the action of taking away the gold backing from the dollar bill these basically left the dollar bill as being but “
• 74% in: “an to use the American dollar to buy up gold, which they felt would remain more stable in relation to world currencies. DEPR”
• 74% in: “T IS STILL IN MOTION This purchasing of gold caused the price of gold to go higher, which automatically caused the value of “
• 74% in: ” purchasing of gold caused the price of gold to go higher, which automatically caused the value of the dollar which would pu”
• 75% in: “of the dollar which would purchase such gold to become diminished. This Awareness indicates that as this continued to increa”
• 75% in: “the bandwagon to dump their dollars for gold. Will Awareness please explain the real reasons for, and the short term and lon”
• 75% in: “ent, unprecedented rise in the price of gold and silver? COSMIC AWARENESS 11. This Awareness indicates the International Mon”
• 76% in: “table currency, based on values such as gold, silver and other securities to be used for developing the undeveloped nations.”
• 78% in: “ns, are rising in value as the price of gold increases. This Awareness indicates that essentially what is occurring is that “
• 80% in: “ough their circulation. IMPLICATIONS OF GOLD PRICE INCREASE TOO STAGGERING TO GO INTO NOW This Awareness indicates that the “
• 80% in: “long term affect of the rising price of gold and the diminishing value of the dollar is such that one would need an encyclop”
• 82% in: “ng term affects of this rising price of gold cannot possibly be described and will simply need to be experienced. Revelation”
• 82% in: ” may recognize that the rising price of gold and the diminishing price of the dollar is an action which disarms the United S”
• 83% in: ” WILL POSSESS COSMIC AWARENESS SUGGESTS GOLD, SILVER, ANTIQUES ETC. This Awareness suggests that entities who have dollars m”
• 84% in: “alue such as antiques, gems and stones, gold and silver these entities may feel assured that their properties and their doll”
• 86% in: “ry System , and Money Will be Backed by Gold and Silver QUESTION Awareness, is there any likelihood that those entities in p”
• 86% in: “y System and again back the dollar with gold and silver? COSMIC AWARENESS This Awareness indicates this in due time. That th”

Issue 2009-02:

“34% In: Is Monoatomic Gold Useful For Health?”

To Read This Issue:

• 90% In: Buying Gold And Silver Coins Is Suggested
• 96% In: Where To Obtain Krugerrands And Gold And Silver Coins

Excerpts From This Issue On Gold

• 35% in: “affect a total FCSU l. Is llllonoatomic Gold Useful for Health? The Food of the Gods Come of Age QUFSTION We have a letter f”
• 35% in: “regon. She writes concerning Monoatomrc Gold. She writes. T have a question for Cosmic Awareness. l have been investigating “
• 35% in: “erent articles about taking monoatorruc gold. l ani confused and frustrated because there are many nefiativc articles, and a”
• 35% in: ” Ward recommends taking the inonoatomic gold. What is Cosmic Awareness take on the subject? Thanks very much for any informa”
• 36% in: “Matthew has recommended. The monoatomic gold is that which was known in earlier times as the food of the gods. This was a su”
• 36% in: “substance is favorable. Some Monoatomic Gold Has Been Tampered With However, it is also a substance that is hard to get hold”
• 36% in: “has been tampering with the monoatornic gold and it is the contaminated substance that is to be avoided. Therefore, if one h”
• 40% in: ” infomation and dealers for rnonoatomlc Gold, please goto Google and type in Monoatorriic gold . Sleep Apnea It s Causes and”
• 40% in: “se goto Google and type in Monoatorriic gold . Sleep Apnea It s Causes and Cure Quicsrimvz This next question concerns Sleep”
• 43% in: “5 … f . E 3 1f h, J ff Is Nlonoalomic Gold Useful for Health? T si H W irons nr Isroel Military v. Homes Telwnsth . .lkE n”
• 44% in: “Events? Where to Obtain Krugerrands and Gold 6. Silver Coins Advice On The Economic Meltdown 15 15 15 16 17 13 IE ii E? I ? “
• 86% in: “ll , is it seen at what level or price, Gold will stabilize? The stock market is a dangerous pface at this time, but would i”
• 86% in: ” but would it be worthwhile to purchase gold and platinum stock and futures il the metals are destined to rise substantially”
• 89% in: “merican dollar as it now stands. Buying Gold and Silver Coins Now is Suggested The final set of questions was in regards to “
• 89% in: ” set of questions was in regards to the gold standard, platinum and other precious metals. Of course the precious metals wil”
• 89% in: “t be a wise idea for individuals to buy gold, silver and plati num as well as other precious metals or gems. It is Seen that”
• 90% in: “me or its value and will rise up again. Gold is seen to be held as something that will rise in value. Its current value is a”
• 90% in: “tem and everv thing is swept away, that gold will increase substantially, although this Awareness is unable at this time to “
• 90% in: “tal and accurate pro ection of how high gold or platinum or jewels will rise. It is simply seen that they will hold a value “
• 90% in: “ill still give great value in goods for gold, gold coins and Silvers as well as platinum and other precious metals. Earterir”
• 90% in: “ill give great value in goods for gold, gold coins and Silvers as well as platinum and other precious metals. Earterirtg Wil”
• 91% in: “portant is to know that as one buys the gold, the platinum, the silver or whether is bought, that it will be useable in ti t”
• 91% in: ” to an economic system that is based on gold or silver or whatever. but this needs to occur for not all individuals will hav”
• 91% in: “simply is not seen ultimately that even gold, silver or platinum. as well as other precious metals will hold the place that “
• 92% in: ” will not have to worry about Itow much gold they own, how much currency they have, but rather they will know that their nee”
• 93% in: ” space of live to ten years. The use of gold and other metals will always be available, but it will not be available in the “
• 93% in: “ilable in the same way. It is seen that gold has certain other spiritual qualities as does silver and platinum, as do the va”
• 93% in: “ic reasons. There is energy involved in gold and silver that can he worked with and can heighten consciousness. This has alw”
• 93% in: ” health and wellbeing. Titus it is that gold will always bc held as precious, but not for simple economic reasons. QUESTIONE”
• 93% in: ” Could l ask one more question on that? Gold pres ently is controlled in a sense that a pa er is given to people that they o”
• 93% in: “s given to people that they own so much gold. l iltat hapgens in a case like that? Are they acttially given the go when such”
• 94% in: “wned by those who have bought shares in gold mines or have shares in gold, and thus it is that they will have but pieces of “
• 94% in: ” shares in gold mines or have shares in gold, and thus it is that they will have but pieces of worthless paper. The better w”
• 94% in: “go would be to insure that one receives gold coins or gold bullion, small samples of gold as well as silver. Obtain Fleal Go”
• 94% in: ” insure that one receives gold coins or gold bullion, small samples of gold as well as silver. Obtain Fleal Gold and Silver “
• 94% in: “coins or gold bullion, small samples of gold as well as silver. Obtain Fleal Gold and Silver Coins and Not Paper This Awaren”
• 94% in: “of gold as well as silver. Obtain Fleal Gold and Silver Coins and Not Paper This Awareness once in the past mentioned that c”
• 94% in: “st mentioned that collecting silver and gold coins would be a way to go. It still supports this. The Interpreter recently wa”
• 94% in: “h which he could buy a guarter ounce of gold once a month or more. if he so esired. This was shown to hirn as a beneficial w”
• 94% in: ” as a beneficial way of actually buying gold coins tor this transition period that is coming up. He chose to go forward with”
• 94% in: “This is one way of acquiring the actual gold coins. This Aware ness would favor the ownership of actual gold versus the owne”
• 94% in: “ess would favor the ownership of actual gold versus the ownership of shares and stocks that suggest that one has gold to som”
• 94% in: “es and stocks that suggest that one has gold to some degree but when the delivery system fails, that is simply not the case.”
• 95% in: “ted before a certain time and date. The gold coins that the Interpreter is now about to purchase are authentic gold coins of”
• 95% in: ” is now about to purchase are authentic gold coins of full value. Most gold coins are of thieir true value and not watered d”
• 95% in: “uthentic gold coins of full value. Most gold coins are of thieir true value and not watered down, not alloy coins at a QUE.S”
• 95% in: “This is so. Other nations changed their gold and silver status atvanous times, however gold has always remained relatively p”
• 96% in: “d silver status atvanous times, however gold has always remained relatively pure. Where To Obtain Krugerrands and Gold and S”
• 96% in: “y pure. Where To Obtain Krugerrands and Gold and Silver Coins QUESTI INEI t Thank you And that would include then the Kruger”
• 96% in: “nds are from South Attica. It is a pure gold coin. Gold coins can he purchased from various coun tries and nations around th”
• 96% in: “m South Attica. It is a pure gold coin. Gold coins can he purchased from various coun tries and nations around the world thr”
• 96% in: “es and nations around the world through gold dealers and merchants and Coin dealers and merchants. It is also seen that perh”
• 96% in: ” also seen that perhaps a way to obtain gold coins is through a bank. There are new s stems afoot that will also provide the”
• 96% in: “seen that at this time the ownership of gold. silver, platinum and jewels will be a way of securing certain financial assets”
• 97% in: “recommends that those who can, purchase gold and silver and other precious metals or jewels. QUESTIONER Thank you That is he”

Issue 1980-26:

“38% In: Are The U.S. Gold Medals A Good Investment? (More On The Price Of Gold)”

To Read This Issue:

• 59% In: Will The Government Again Confiscate Gold?
• Page 4: US Gold Medals – a good investment?
• Page 6: Gold – will the government again confiscate gold?

Excerpts From This Issue On Gold

• 38% in: “lable from these entities. ARE THE U.S. GOLD MEDALS A GOOD INVESTMENT? Wore on the price of gold QUESTION A question from V.”
• 38% in: “A GOOD INVESTMENT? Wore on the price of gold QUESTION A question from V.K, of San Francisco If it is true that the United St”
• 38% in: “ited States is minus all or most of its gold reserves, how can the government issue the gold medals which they will be offer”
• 38% in: “erves, how can the government issue the gold medals which they will be offering for sale in July of 1980, and will these med”
• 39% in: “eing of small quantity, in terms of the gold reserves which are claimed by the United States. This Awareness indicates that “
• 39% in: “erms of their numismatic and also their gold content. This Awareness indicates that the present movement of the dollar, the “
• 40% in: “s Awareness indicates that the price of gold will continue rising over the next several years that it appears likely this wi”
• 46% in: “n Nero minted coins which were not true gold, but were infused with impurities and other metals allowing for the same weight”
• 47% in: ” that the present methods of taking the gold and silver out of circulation and producing a note claiming to represent gold o”
• 47% in: ” producing a note claiming to represent gold or silver, this as having been another form of creating inflation, creating the”
• 58% in: “ack toward the traditional standards of gold, silver, precious gems and stones, or other commodities besides paper from the “
• 59% in: “es WILL THE GOVERNMENT AGAIN CONFISCATE GOLD? QUESTION Awareness, is there any danger of the United States government tstati”
• 60% in: ” government tstating a law confiscating gold from American citizens as was the case during the Roosevelt administration? COS”

Issue 1984-02:

“39% In: “Gold And Silver: What About Them? Up, Down, Possible Confiscation?”

To Read This Issue:

• Page 6: Fort Knox Gold (More on the stolen)
• Page 9: Gold and Silver – what about them? (1984)

Excerpts From This Issue On Gold

• 28% in: ” entities should also he aware that the gold from Fort Knox, much of this has been transferred Lo these privately owned Fede”
• 28% in: “ss indicates that likewise, mme of this gold has been sont to Iraq. This Awareness indicates that there is also seen certain”
• 29% in: “s Awareness indicates that in 1932 this gold was called in and Americans were not allowed to own gold other than as jewely, “
• 29% in: “n and Americans were not allowed to own gold other than as jewely, and this gold, purchased by the governnlont for approxima”
• 29% in: “own gold other than as jewely, and this gold, purchased by the governnlont for approximately 24 per ou noe was placed in For”
• 29% in: “d in Fort Knox, this beeing the largest gold clepository in the world, wherein most of the gold was held. This being the str”
• 29% in: “itory in the world, wherein most of the gold was held. This being the strength of the American economy which made this count”
• 29% in: ” present time, and in the early 60s the gold was then systemat.icall , removed, in part being used to pulfgxhuse back Americ”
• 29% in: “ruckloads hauling 15 tons each. removed gold which eventually ended up in the private Federal Reserve banks. HUN THE ILLIJMI”
• 32% in: “made claim for the debt by claiming the gold, but doing this unclerhandedly and secretly so as to keep the public from knowi”
• 33% in: ” as to keep the public from knowing the gold was Boing transferred from the pockets o the people, to the pockets of the bank”
• 33% in: “s In the Federal Rouerve who stole Elin gold from Ft. Knox. 1 his Is covered in his books and in hia Audio Letters. Awarenes”
• 34% in: “e Hockefellersowers, who had stolen the gold in the first place, rushe to buy up and. continents all the papers they could t”
• 34% in: “n. ou lust don t fool with those boys . Gold With gold we can buy tho moot rebellious consciences, can tix the rate of all v”
• 34% in: ” don t fool with those boys . Gold With gold we can buy tho moot rebellious consciences, can tix the rate of all values, the”
• 34% in: “bbi Re1 chJw1 n. You are aware that the gold standard hah been the ruin of thu Staten which adopted it, for it has not lumen”
• 34% in: “ney, the more an that we have removed 7 gold frorn cflfculntioli as fur an possible. From I rotucol 213. . . 00 Tons o Gold “
• 35% in: “ible. From I rotucol 213. . . 00 Tons o Gold issing ai L Knox l BY WILLIAM EARNHILL and YOM AVFIES l P l 1 rift, has nrarumr”
• 35% in: “dltlolr, TA l I l.El l has learned that gold barn recently displayed al in much U 5 00d Pl, Knox pres U hour are o! such pmr”
• 36% in: “i ln llnnnulni lr laa. il. Is luwmn .WM gold in mm in he sncmptad mr w n r l i Wada. gold mum hun 5 quallly lm t.I. r df Hua”
• 36% in: “in mm in he sncmptad mr w n r l i Wada. gold mum hun 5 quallly lm t.I. r df Hua. TA1 l l.F H. .K . HEI llul th! gold rlllplm”
• 36% in: ” df Hua. TA1 l l.F H. .K . HEI llul th! gold rlllplmyeld ll 01J il lm rI l r , ll1I .lf B Ulhlsn Ilwliaul will uulru! wilt Q”
• 36% in: “reau nl that lflln I. i al! hd that the gold nlmmm run inf! in q1.I llly rum unlr .IMD in 1 1 Mllunl why aI hl dwr grad! ul “
• 36% in: “LM flrli vuull. W lava higher HIGH! ra! gold Mrlmlly. I L Nm mu 8 vaults. Hqmrun ind Iswnmhvm uhm uihulrud lu lIuIpes w than”
• 37% in: “ydldnollhmnlll l llI IB Alana!! FDUIUN1 gold mlm lounuthzrnvofadllglr country lllll llll ulrstspl. It on the lrarld IlH l kr”
• 40% in: ” lag maid I lla Isellavnn uunnau Isl uw gold h B r u m Huw I 1 mio our IrI mI . mm I mm wma at vm linux my W f W l L ws. L I”
• 41% in: “na Tattler, Iluveninef 3, me .. . , … GOLD AND SILVER WHAT ABOUT Tl lEl u l? QUESTION, 1uP oow ,eoss a .ecnrwiscnrionrl On”
• 42% in: “laiiily precious metals, part ir ularly gold foinii .xml unk silver ri 1965 silver minus 1 1 pn. , l the possibility of conf”
• 43% in: “hose levels of above 1500 per ounce for gold. This Awareness indicates. that it could even go higher, altliougli this nay no”
• 43% in: “rease even more, for many enti ties, ie gold and silver hogin to rise in value, niany entities will stan. seeking Lo purchas”
• 44% in: “, in terrn i of your coin collectiomhor gold which is already held. there is strong iossil1ility, strong probability that ni”
• 44% in: “periences, and would not. release their gold, even if there were ii call for them to tum this in, and that it would heconie “
• 44% in: “vernment to claim or to i i1.l u in the gold from people, particularly if tliere were no record of their having p urchniieil”
• 44% in: ” no record of their having p urchniieil gold. This Awareness indicates that coin collect ions appear to he that which will b”
• 44% in: “ntly so that they would turn in their g gold onli silver in the l utu.re, hut in the event thii occurred, they would quite l”

Issue 1980-16:

“10% In: The Prediction That Gold Would Hit $2000 An Ounce”

To Read This Issue:

• 33% In: What To Do About Gold And Silver And Other Investments
• Page 2: Prediction – gold at $2,000/oz (1980)
• Page 3: Gold and Silver – what to do about these and other investments? (1980)

Excerpts From This Issue On Gold

• 10% in: “t as time passes. TI SF PREDICTION THAT GOLD WOULD HIT 2000 AN OUNCE This Awareness indicates that, also It stated that gold”
• 10% in: “ess indicates that, also It stated that gold would move to approximately 2000 an ounce, possibly higher. ihis Awareness indi”
• 21% in: ” dollars into property, gems, antiques, gold, silver etc. My interest is silver junk bags of silt, sr, coins in particular. “
• 23% in: “esent by those who hold their assets in gold. This Awareness indicates that this as being the most dominating influence on t”
• 23% in: “marker and keep their me a.ls monies in gold. This Awareness indicates that platinum as being a valuable metal. This Awarene”
• 25% in: “s that entities investing in futures in gold or on a speculative course, rather than simply holding on to gold, investing th”
• 25% in: “ourse, rather than simply holding on to gold, investing their money in precious silvers or gems or other antique properties “
• 33% in: “arn g n, nob an la r,r WHAT TO CO ABOUT GOLD AND S E. DER AND OTHER INVESTMENTS 3. WHAT TO EXPECT ER4 THE COMING MONTHS two “
• 49% in: “tio is 16 to 1, I believe, of silver to gold, but gold has risen so rapidly silver has not kept up with that ratio. It s now”
• 49% in: “to 1, I believe, of silver to gold, but gold has risen so rapidly silver has not kept up with that ratio. It s now like 33 t”
• 50% in: “ked for, is there a formula attached to gold that they could go by? COSMIC AWARENESS This Awareness indicates this as negati”
• 50% in: “egative. That essentially the prices of gold and silver arc floating, and the entities who are manipulating these prices man”
• 50% in: “y have large stock or large supplies of gold, silver or other commodities with which to manipulate the market. This Awarenes”
• 51% in: “cates that entities who have savings in gold or silver may at times feel enviousAs the market, for example, rises in gold, t”
• 51% in: “ousAs the market, for example, rises in gold, those holding silver may teel that they have been left out. This Awareness ind”
• 51% in: “wever, that those who have interests in gold may at other times feel that they should have invested in silver. This Awarenes”
• 52% in: ” when entities will wish they had their gold and silver transferred into dollars. This Awareness indicates however, that the”
• 52% in: “and therefore investments in silver, in gold, in platinum, in copper these are the more solid types of investments. This Awa”
• 54% in: “est invest in. This Awareness indicates gold, diamonds, and platinum will remain stable particularly gold as being the metal”
• 54% in: “latinum will remain stable particularly gold as being the metal which those most powerful investors are using for their basi”
• 55% in: “recious metals will follow the price of gold. This Awareness indicates that the investment for speculative urposes in gold a”
• 55% in: “e investment for speculative urposes in gold as more difficult, because it is more volatile and easily manipulated. That for”

Issue 1979-18:

“57% In: The Illuminati/Federal Reserve Plot To Gain Control Of The World’s Silver And Gold“

To Read This Issue:

• Page 9: Illuminati-Federal Reserve plot – to gain control of the world’s silver and gold
• Page 9: Nixon‘s release of gold backing started current inflation (’79)

Excerpts From This Issue On Gold

• 57% in: ” Gain Control of the World s Silver and Gold This Awareness indicates that the present situation wherein the United States e”
• 58% in: “ndicates that Roosevelt had removed the gold backing during the 30 s, and that the silver backing was taken during the 60 s.”
• 59% in: “uld effect the nature of the seizing of gold. This Awareness indicates the Illuminati had seized most of the goldthe Rotchsc”
• 59% in: “ockefeller banks, had taken most of the gold and silver from circulationand held this in their control. This Awareness indic”
• 59% in: ” this time it was still possible to buy gold for 32 an ounce. This Awareness indicates that this entity in meeting with thes”
• 59% in: “ese entities could rake off some of the gold and make a large profit in so doing. This Awareness indicates the plan was as f”
• 60% in: ” as follows The entities would purchase gold at a price of 32 per ounce, then take that gold, or its certificate of ownershi”
• 60% in: “a price of 32 per ounce, then take that gold, or its certificate of ownership, and mortgage that at exactly the same amount3″
• 60% in: “hese entities could often mortgage this gold right back to the bank which sold the gold to them. This Awareness indicates th”
• 60% in: “d right back to the bank which sold the gold to them. This Awareness indicates these entities then would take the money from”
• 60% in: “ney from the mortgage and purchase more gold at 32 an ounce, mortgage that at 100 value, and then again purchase more gold. “
• 60% in: “100 value, and then again purchase more gold. In this 0 manner, these bankers and money speculators began to drain ott the o”
• 60% in: “ut, wren rue poasiuwry or ccueemmg mat, gold which was being tied up by the mortgage, redeeming this at 32 per ounce. This A”
• 61% in: “gan happening on a rapid scale, and the gold which was tied up suddenly began to be tied into the banks of other nations, an”
• 61% in: “tg es which allowed them to redeem this gold at 32 per ounce. This Awareness indicates that after a certain time, the price “
• 61% in: “that after a certain time, the price of gold became quite valuable in various countriesthen the entity, the then President N”
• 61% in: “ncement that he would put an end to the gold speculators and their efforts to destroy the American dollar, by taking the gol”
• 61% in: “troy the American dollar, by taking the gold backing off of the dollar. This Awareness indicates that this occurred and the “
• 61% in: “tes that this occurred and the price of gold shot upwards to its present rate. ED s Note today, while typing this reading, t”
• 62% in: “while typing this reading, the price of gold hit an all time high of 2SOan ounce. This Awareness indicates that those nation”
• 62% in: “hose nations which then had invested in gold, mortgaged that gold at 32 an ounce, could then redeem the gold at 32 per ounce”
• 62% in: “en had invested in gold, mortgaged that gold at 32 an ounce, could then redeem the gold at 32 per ounce and resell at the cu”
• 62% in: “d at 32 an ounce, could then redeem the gold at 32 per ounce and resell at the current value. NIXON S RELEASE OF GOLD BACKIN”
• 62% in: “t the current value. NIXON S RELEASE OF GOLD BACKING STARTED CURRENT INFLATION This Awareness indicates this through the tim”

Issue 1999-02:

“48% In: Spanish Golden Rods For Dowsing Gold: Where Did They Come From?”

To Read This Issue:

Excerpts From This Issue On Gold

• 40% in: “mer? 10 Spanish Golden Rods for Dowslng Gold hero Did They Corrie From? 11 Downing From a Map 13 Regarding the Situation et “
• 48% in: “you God Spanish Golden Rods for Dowsing Gold Where Did They Come From? QUESTION! We received a letter from I.R. Christiansen”
• 49% in: “hem for testing, et cetera. They locate gold, silver and chamonds instantlly in mines, jewelxstores and hidden areas. They d”
• 50% in: “olden rod moves in the direction of the gold, silver or diamonds. As they locate the direction, the movement is toward the l”
• 51% in: “o a Blacksnuth, who tori an interest in gold and rnuung and had been introduced. to dowsing and simply came up with the idea”
• 51% in: “e idea that if ou are going to look for gold using a dowsing rod there should be gol in the dowsmg rod. How Dowsing Works If”
• 52% in: “oking for, lf one is trying to focus on gold, it helps the focus to have gold in one s hand. That is all it does, It helps t”
• 52% in: “cus on gold, it helps the focus to have gold in one s hand. That is all it does, It helps the focus. One can focus on gold m”
• 52% in: “s, It helps the focus. One can focus on gold much easier if one is holding gold than if one is holding a stick and walking a”
• 52% in: “s on gold much easier if one is holding gold than if one is holding a stick and walking along trying to Enid gold. This Awar”
• 52% in: ” stick and walking along trying to Enid gold. This Awareness indicates that this was the theory behind the invention of thes”
• 52% in: “valine, if it finds enormous amounts of gold would be priceless. Its value, if melted down woul be for whatever value the go”
• 52% in: “ted down woul be for whatever value the gold would bring. Its value as an antique would have some special worth, so the valu”
• 53% in: ” supposed to be I very valuable in ding gold wi want to know for sure if it works. Thcretore,,1f you can find a test for it “
• 53% in: “is in a video lihn and have it point to gold on a path or in a field might impress some entities, but others vnll say How do”
• 53% in: “ay How do we lmowiygou didn t plant the gold there betore vou can ic along ? s Awareness indicates that this would be a way “
• 53% in: “rea. Perhaps in an area where they know gold could be or might be, but have qualified people who are reputable in their posi”
• 53% in: “oing to hold the roi!! to a place where gold may be found or perhaps where gold is found whereby these entities can write a “
• 54% in: “here gold may be found or perhaps where gold is found whereby these entities can write a sworn statement, a document saying “
• 54% in: “tatement, a document saying We knew the gold was buried in this area, but we 12 did not tell the tester where to look. We le”
• 54% in: “ure enough, that is where we buried the gold. l swear this is true. am anengmeer. l am such and such, and there was no fakci”
• 55% in: “seful, To sell them as useful for nding gold would e the highest value rather than simply as antique ornaments of days gone “
• 55% in: “aments of days gone by, or as rods with gold in them that coul.d be melted down. This Awareness suggests if you want a good “
• 55% in: “f authorities that it indeed did locate gold or silver or whatever other claims are made. of er words, whatever the claims a”
• 55% in: ” appears that this was an attempt to md gold that had been stolen during! the Civil War, wherein entities were seeking to lo”
• 55% in: “rein entities were seeking to locate us gold. The earliest versions of this divining rod appear to have lost many years befo”
• 56% in: “s, but not using the inctalhc rods with gold, this beu g mostly dowsing frpm wood and mosdtiifor water. That e dowsing proce”
• 58% in: “ver it directly before it indicates the gold? Cosivnc Aw.utr NF.ss This Awareness assumes you are referring to using a map i”
• 58% in: “lace where one could simply walk to the gold and start digghing. This Awareness indicates it is theoretically possi le, but “

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