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To: Domestic Church
Condi is my girl as on my home page ;) Which BTW I need to change
9,223 posted on 01/11/2004 9:24:33 AM PST by JustPiper (Register Independent and Write-In Tancredo for March !!!!)
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To: JustPiper
Excerpt from:
http://www.homelandsecurityus.com/

During a conference early this morning with Mr. Steve Quayle regarding the various threat levels, he pointed out a number of market indicators that are eerily reminiscent of the weeks preceding the attacks on 9/11. It is no secret that there was unsavory market play with certain airline stocks in the days and weeks before 9/11. In retrospect, this was more than a coincidence and an indicator of prior knowledge of the use of airlines in the attacks.



Currently, one of the most well informed economists is making some very interesting and disconcerting statements about the next few weeks. In his editorial of 9 January 2004, Mr. Jim Sinclair stated (scroll down to Gold Market Summary):
http://www.jsmineset.com/home.asp



"I want all of you to be very careful as this month comes to an end. Home is a nice place and a home in the country and away from major population centers might be a great use for your profits."

--Jim Sinclair, Gold Market Summary, 9 January 2004 08:19:00 EST

I would urge everyone to read his column posted on 9 January 2004 in light of the market events that preceded 9/11, the specific warnings identified by Steven Quayle within the last six months, and the raw intelligence we have gathered as well. Based on these indicators, it is our position that the specific threats to the US remain at their highest since the events of 9/11.



Douglas J. Hagmann, Director
9,225 posted on 01/11/2004 9:54:16 AM PST by Revel
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