From:
Gary S. Gevisser
Sent:
To: Paul.tustain@galmarley.com
Cc: rest;
Subject: FW: ...---...Happy to be
alive...---...
Paul - I would
now like to introduce u to
Treading
carefully requires not only a good read of history but an understanding of
economics helped immensely by having a decent command of numbers that results
from one’s common sense not being interfered with by an over-controlling parent, teacher, guardian, preacher blah blah.
While I settle
down for a relaxed breakfast with one of my 88 year young friends after the
most wonderful leisurely run on the beach with my Super Italian Greyhound below our Cliff House in Del Mar, California be4
following up with Tefo’s mom beginning with her thoughts on what I sent
Eliot Spitzer Esq. earlier
today which as u can see from the “Tedi” hyperlink only got posted
up on The Internet a short while ago, bearing in mind u “not very interested in diamonds” to at least read
Chapter 18, The American Conspiracy, of The Diamond Invention
paying particular attention to what
might have stirred the informer to come forward letting the Feds know of
the meeting between President elect John Kennedy and Harry Oppenheimer head of
my DAAC [DeBeers-Anglo American Cartel] family, the mafia of mafia responsible for the
greatest enslavement, torture and murder of all time that has people like Ron Bellows Senior, a senior risk management specialist for the “fony crap megalopoly” of AIG-Marsh and McLennan-ACE Ltd
feeling it perfectly okay to not only be so used and abused to the point that
he cannot bring himself to share with the whole world his “findings” of fraud but when performing his
pitiful mea culpa by sharing with me the
shenanigans so that I might possibly help the momworker63s, orphans, widows, widowers, pensioners
and the “brainne dead” [sic] like himself he resorts during his
final implosion to threatening me with bodily harm to mention little of the
fact that the Feds in the form of Eliot Spitzer, kowtowing to his heroes such
as Senator Teddy Kennedy who attended the
funeral of Charles Engelhard, the co-conspirator-inventor of the DI along with Harry Oppenheimer able to hook in my
father’s first cousin with the most pitiful upfront $6 million bribe,
allows such “poor behavior” enough to make u vomit be4 then getting
real smart and thinking about what to do with your spare cash other than what
the filthy rich do?
Corrupting
government officials very much a thing of the past, as the past and the future
all come to-get-her in the present, the Digital Age-A-G-D-Send?
Be well,
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Tustain
[mailto:paul.tustain@galmarley.com]
Sent:
To:
Subject: Re:
Sorry, have not read that book. Not very interested in diamonds in fact, and I know next to nothing about them, except that the market is carefully managed. Some think gold is too, but I'm not so sure anyone has a gold corner like DeBeers.
Paul
----- Original Message -----
From: Gary S. Gevisser
To: 'Paul
Tustain'
Sent:
Subject: RE:
And hello to u – I
think we can agree that “the bottom falling out of the value of the
dollar is at least as likely as the bottom falling out of the diamond
market” but that assumes we both agree that the controls on the
“movement” of both “means of exchange” is the same and
I am not quite sure about that especially when one considers there is at least
a public record of the amount of dollars being printed to mention little of the
disclosure requirements not exactly part of The Diamond Invention, an internet
book I assume u have read?
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Tustain
[mailto:paul.tustain@galmarley.com]
Sent:
To:
Subject: Re:
Hi Gary,
Interesting question. Logically gold would rise - as it is genuinely in short supply, while diamonds are genuinely not (and can now be easily manufactured, so well that they have to laser etch the fact that the diamond is from a factory).
But I expect sentiment might take it in the opposite direction, tarring one 'precious' material with the brush of another. I think, and I'm fairly certain gold is the beneficiary of that eventuality.
But markets are strange places.
Paul Tustain
----- Original Message -----
From: Gary S. Gevisser
Sent:
Assuming the world caught on to the
fact that it is just a matter of time before the bottom fell out of the diamond
market what would this do do u think to the prices of
gold?
