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• What actually happened in the gold market during
  the second quarter of 2013? The One Bank
  launched one of its most savage assaults on
  bullion markets throughout the entire course of
  this 13-year bull market, causing all-time record
  demand for gold while the market for its
  (fraudulent) paper-called-gold collapsed. Howeve
  r (potential) gold investors wanting information
  on those events would have been hard-pressed to
  decipher what really happened in bullion markets
  from the fictionalized account of the World Paper
  Council for Q2. Despite observing itself that
  demand for paper-called-gold (NYSEARCAGLD)
  suffered the largest crash ever, while demand for
  real gold experienced its greatest spike ever
  the WGC simply finds it impossible to spell the
  word d-e-c-o-u-p-l-i-n-g. This should not be a
  surprise to regular readers, who now understand
  that the WGC is little more than a mouthpiece for
  the One Bank. So when it comes to describing the
  crimes of the bankers in bullion markets, the
  mantra is see no evil, hear no evil, speak no
  evil. 

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• Some may attempt to argue that the report of the
  WGC does try to portray a (somewhat) bullish
  picture in the sector. It did report that demand
  for gold bars hit an all-time high. It did report
  that demand for minted coins hit an all-time. It
  did mention that global jewelry demand spiked to
  a five-year high. But what choice does it have?
  It is (at least supposedly) the World Gold
  Council. And while it does its best to hide data
  on the gold market (only two years of
  supply/demand numbers exists for a commodity
  (NYSEARCADBC) which has traded for thousands of
  years), at the very least it will always be
  forced to report current sales data. What we
  had here was the World Paper Council deliberately
  understating the most-explosive quarter in the
  history of the worlds gold market. What did the
  WGC lead with in its deceptive account of this
  quarter? A fictionalized number which it calls
  total demand which (as its tag-team partner,
  Kitco immediately reported) was down 12 from
  the same period a year ago. 

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• In the most-explosive quarter for demand in the
  history of the gold market, we have the WGC
  beginning its pseudo-report talking about falling
  demand. Of course what it calls total demand is
  the demand for real gold minus the plummeting
  demand for the Banksters paper-called-gold. How
  ever, there can no longer be any possible excuse
  in reporting demand for gold and demand for
  paper-called-gold as a single number, for two
  reasons. The most-obvious reason is the
  dichotomy thedecoupling we have seen in this
  market as demand for the One Banks paper-fraud
  products collapsed at the same moment that demand
  for gold hit an all-time high. The second
  reason, while not as spectacular is no less
  imperative. The bullion banks (via the Corporate
  Media) have implicitly confessed that all of
  their own paper-called-gold is just paper. When
  the Banksters attacked the gold market in Q2,
  driving down prices, demand exploded in India
  still clinging to the mantle of worlds largest
  gold market (just ahead of China). Since India
  produces virtually no gold itself, this produced
  a gigantic gold deficit. How did the bankers and
  the Corporate Media insist (again and again) that
  they could fix this gold deficit? By selling
  Indians more of their own paper-called-gold. 

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• And as I rebutted again and again in my own
  commentaries as a simple proposition of
  arithmetic/logic the only way that selling paper
  gold could alleviate a gold deficit is if you
  are merely selling paper, and calling it gold.
  Fraud now out in the open. But all of this
  is totally invisible to the World Paper Council.
  Indeed, it allowed itself to be pimped-out by the
  One Bank, sending some of its own foot soldiers
  to India as sleazy front men to try to increase
  the success of these fraudsters in selling
  Indians paper-called-gold. Thus when the WGC
  adds demand for gold, and demand for
  paper-called-gold together, and calls it total
  demand its not comparing apples and oranges.
  Its comparing apples with paper apples. In the
  former proposition we are dealing with two
  fruits in the latter, a fruit and a poor
  imitation of a fruit. One does not report total
  Rolex demand by adding up demand for genuine
  Rolex watches plus all the millions of cheap
  knock-offs also sold around the world as a
  Rolex. Yet this is precisely what the World
  Paper Council is now doing in headlining global
  gold demand with the fraudulent number it calls
  total demand. The global gold market has
  decoupled. Its merely the One Bank, the
  Corporate Media, and the World Gold Council who
  are trying to pretend this didnt happen. 

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• Trying hard. Indeed, the bullion banks were
  forced to soak-up so much of their own fraudulent
  paper-called-gold, that they themselves are now
  officially long gold (in a typically perverse
  sort of way). This was forced upon them as the
  only alternative to the Decoupling reaching such
  a magnitude that it would have been absolutely
  impossible to wallpaper over it even with the
  Corporate Medias industrial-strength
  propaganda. What would have happened if the
  bullion banks had not stepped into this market
  (as buyers), a market where there were no buyers
  because of the panic caused by their own attacks
  on this market (and the relentless, gold-bashing
  propaganda which accompanied it)? Obviously the
  collapse in total holdings of paper-called-gold
  would have been far more spectacular. But more
  important than that is it prevented a much larger
  decoupling in price between the gold market and
  the imitation-gold market. As it was, the
  discount at which the SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) was
  trading reached its highest level ever, while
  (simultaneously) the premiums for real gold
  were soaring to their highest levels ever. The
  combined effect was to produce a price-decoupling
  in bullion markets of approximately 20. But how
  large would the price-differential have gotten if
  the Banksters had not stepped in, in such a large
  way that the worlds biggest Shorts are now long
  gold? Conceivably their paper-called-gold fraud
  products could have simply gone to zero. 

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• With no buyers to soak-up the vast quantities of
  that shunned paper, what was merely a Decoupling
  could have easily become a full-fledged run on
  paper-called-gold a stampede which fed upon
  itself until (when the dust settled) there was
  simply nothing left of the Banksters fraudulent
  gold empire. 
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