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Hooimijt Maart 2012
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Obi-Wan
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Re: Hooimijt Maart 2012
Why China Is Dumping The Dollar - And Why You Should Read Up on the Weimar Republic
Goed artikel met grafieken die voor zichzelf spreken... nous sommes maudits
Goed artikel met grafieken die voor zichzelf spreken... nous sommes maudits
Patience. Use the force. Think.
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Obi-Wan
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Re: Hooimijt Maart 2012
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It is interesting that whilst governments and their central banks choose to implement Keynesian-based policies when trying to quickly fix their economies, they cannot bring themselves to rid their country’s reserves of the barbarous relic. No domestic prices, in the West, are currently tied to gold, ‘nor does gold sit in reserve for any of the West’s currencies. So why are they so concerned?
Other reasons for the growing concerns for Germany’s gold are due to the fact that they are effectively backing the Euro. Should the ECB and Euro collapse, the gold, held by the US, could easily transfer into US ownership as collateral for the previously agreed dollar swap arrangements with the ECB. The World Gold Council has long cited the euro area sovereign debt crisis as the reason for the net gold buying activities by Central Banks, but this may not be much use if your gold isn’t in your own vault.
It is interesting that whilst governments and their central banks choose to implement Keynesian-based policies when trying to quickly fix their economies, they cannot bring themselves to rid their country’s reserves of the barbarous relic. No domestic prices, in the West, are currently tied to gold, ‘nor does gold sit in reserve for any of the West’s currencies. So why are they so concerned?
Other reasons for the growing concerns for Germany’s gold are due to the fact that they are effectively backing the Euro. Should the ECB and Euro collapse, the gold, held by the US, could easily transfer into US ownership as collateral for the previously agreed dollar swap arrangements with the ECB. The World Gold Council has long cited the euro area sovereign debt crisis as the reason for the net gold buying activities by Central Banks, but this may not be much use if your gold isn’t in your own vault.
Patience. Use the force. Think.
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Obi-Wan
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Re: Hooimijt Maart 2012
The Battle Lines for Gold & Silver Are Set
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Two events of note took place over the weekend. Silver once again moved above $34 and gold moved above $1,700. $1,764 and $38 are the numbers that are important and we are slowly moving back toward the “real” battle lines.
Last week we booked an order for $5,000,000 in silver. That’s right, one order for $5M! It wasn’t so long ago that an order for $100,000 was uncommon, but now orders for over a million are not unusual at all.
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Two events of note took place over the weekend. Silver once again moved above $34 and gold moved above $1,700. $1,764 and $38 are the numbers that are important and we are slowly moving back toward the “real” battle lines.
Last week we booked an order for $5,000,000 in silver. That’s right, one order for $5M! It wasn’t so long ago that an order for $100,000 was uncommon, but now orders for over a million are not unusual at all.
Patience. Use the force. Think.
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Indiana Jones
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Re: Hooimijt Maart 2012
Dear Friend of GATA and Gold:
North America’s if not the world’s leading gold advocate — trader and mining entrepreneur Jim Sinclair — will speak at the spring dinner meeting of the Committee for Monetary Research and Education on Thursday, May 17, in New York City.
Sinclair, whose appearance at GATA’s Gold Rush 2011 conference in London last August was his first conference appearance in eight years, will join, among other speakers, monetary historian and GATA consultant Edwin Vieira and QB Asset Management partner Paul Brodsky, whose market commentaries often have been cited in these dispatches.
Also among the speakers will be Prince Michael of Liechtenstein, president of Industrie & Finanzkontor, a financial services company based in Vaduz, who is also founding president of the European Center of Austrian Economics Foundation and a renowned advocate of free markets.
The title of the speaking program is "Money and the Corporate State."
Your secretary/treasurer will be among the discussion moderators.
This CMRE meeting will be held again at the beautiful Union League Club in Manhattan, just a short walk south of Grand Central Station but still far enough north of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York to escape the stench. The club’s food and drink are always great. Admission will cost $175 for CMRE members and spouses and $185 for others.
The meeting’s agenda is posted here: http://www.gata.org/files/CMREAgenda-05-17-2012.doc
A reservations form is posted here: http://www.gata.org/files/CMREReservati ... 7-2012.doc
Inquiries may be directed to CMRE President Elizabeth Currier at CMRE@BellSouth.net.
This CMRE meeting is sure to be interesting and fun and your secretary/treasurer hopes to see many friends of GATA there.
CHRIS POWELL, Secretary/Treasurer
Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee Inc.
North America’s if not the world’s leading gold advocate — trader and mining entrepreneur Jim Sinclair — will speak at the spring dinner meeting of the Committee for Monetary Research and Education on Thursday, May 17, in New York City.
Sinclair, whose appearance at GATA’s Gold Rush 2011 conference in London last August was his first conference appearance in eight years, will join, among other speakers, monetary historian and GATA consultant Edwin Vieira and QB Asset Management partner Paul Brodsky, whose market commentaries often have been cited in these dispatches.
Also among the speakers will be Prince Michael of Liechtenstein, president of Industrie & Finanzkontor, a financial services company based in Vaduz, who is also founding president of the European Center of Austrian Economics Foundation and a renowned advocate of free markets.
The title of the speaking program is "Money and the Corporate State."
Your secretary/treasurer will be among the discussion moderators.
This CMRE meeting will be held again at the beautiful Union League Club in Manhattan, just a short walk south of Grand Central Station but still far enough north of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York to escape the stench. The club’s food and drink are always great. Admission will cost $175 for CMRE members and spouses and $185 for others.
The meeting’s agenda is posted here: http://www.gata.org/files/CMREAgenda-05-17-2012.doc
A reservations form is posted here: http://www.gata.org/files/CMREReservati ... 7-2012.doc
Inquiries may be directed to CMRE President Elizabeth Currier at CMRE@BellSouth.net.
This CMRE meeting is sure to be interesting and fun and your secretary/treasurer hopes to see many friends of GATA there.
CHRIS POWELL, Secretary/Treasurer
Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee Inc.
Everything that needs to be said has already been said.
But since no one was listening, everything must be said again.
But since no one was listening, everything must be said again.
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Re: Hooimijt Maart 2012
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GROOT NIEUWS
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http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/03/ ... YB20120312
CHICAGO, March 12 | Mon Mar 12, 2012 4:35pm EDT
CHICAGO, March 12 (Reuters) - CME Group Inc said its chief executive officer Craig Donohue will step down at year end, when his contract expires.
He will be replaced by current president Phupinder Gill, the exchange operator said. Executive Chairman Terrence Duffy will take on the additional role of president, the company said.
Donohue has run the CME since 2004, steering the owner of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange through the acquisitions of its two largest rivals -- the Chicago Board of Trade and the New York Mercantile Exchange -- and a global expansion that saw the establishment of a London-based clearinghouse.
Donohue, who has worked at CME for 23 years, called his decision "bittersweet," and added that he is "ready to explore new challenges."
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De groot-crimineel van de manipulatie-crimex en vriendje van de manipulatie-banksters gaat zichzelf "een nieuwe uitdaging" aanmeten...
GROOT NIEUWS
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http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/03/ ... YB20120312
CHICAGO, March 12 | Mon Mar 12, 2012 4:35pm EDT
CHICAGO, March 12 (Reuters) - CME Group Inc said its chief executive officer Craig Donohue will step down at year end, when his contract expires.
He will be replaced by current president Phupinder Gill, the exchange operator said. Executive Chairman Terrence Duffy will take on the additional role of president, the company said.
Donohue has run the CME since 2004, steering the owner of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange through the acquisitions of its two largest rivals -- the Chicago Board of Trade and the New York Mercantile Exchange -- and a global expansion that saw the establishment of a London-based clearinghouse.
Donohue, who has worked at CME for 23 years, called his decision "bittersweet," and added that he is "ready to explore new challenges."
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De groot-crimineel van de manipulatie-crimex en vriendje van de manipulatie-banksters gaat zichzelf "een nieuwe uitdaging" aanmeten...
"Feeling good, safe and prepared for the future with my own created Central Bank" (doubleyou)
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Re: Hooimijt Maart 2012
Staat den Duvel al koud ?cavajo wrote:suspicious minds.
Deze week geen Stella noch Jupiler gedronken.
Ik zag teveel de bonussen van Ab Inbev in het schuim ven het bierglas.
(...)
Kan ik die schaaf effe lenen ??
Een compleet menu'ke kan er voor den moment niet meer af.
Tzal schaven worden....
mvg
Cavajo
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Re: Hooimijt Maart 2012
Commodities Options Expiration Calendar 2012 Dates:
Jan. 26 Comex February gold options expiry
Jan. 26 Comex February copper options expiry
Jan. 27 Comex February miNY gold futures last trading day
Jan. 27 Comex January silver futures last trading day
Jan. 27 Comex January copper futures last trading day
Jan. 27 Comex February E-mini copper futures last trading day
Jan. 27 Nymex January platinum futures last trading day
Jan. 27 Nymex January palladium futures last trading day
Jan. 31 Comex February gold futures first notice day
Jan. 31 Comex February silver futures first notice day
Jan. 31 Comex February copper futures first notice day
Jan. 31 Nymex February palladium futures first notice day
Feb. 23 Comex March silver options expiry
Feb. 23 Comex March copper options expiry
Feb. 24 Nymex February platinum futures last trading day
Feb. 24 Nymex February palladium futures last trading day
Feb. 27 Comex February gold futures last trading day
Feb. 27 Comex February copper futures last trading day
Feb. 27 Comex February E-micro gold futures last trading day
Feb. 27 Comex March E-mini copper futures last trading day
Feb. 27 Comex March miNY silver futures last trading day
Feb. 29 Nymex March palladium futures first notice day
Feb. 29 Comex March silver futures first notice day
Feb. 29 Comex March copper futures first notice day
March 16 Nymex April platinum options expiry
March 20 Nymex April platinum futures first notice day
March 27 Comex April gold options expiry
March 27 Comex April copper options expiry
March 28 Comex April miNY gold futures last trading
March 28 Comex March silver futures last trading day
March 28 Comex March copper futures last trading day
March 28 Comex April E-mini copper futures last trading day
March 28 Nymex March palladium futures last trading day
March 29 Comex April E-mini gold futures last trading day
March 30 Comex April gold futures first notice day
March 30 Comex April copper futures first notice day
April 25 Comex May copper options expiry
April 25 Comex May silver options expiry
April 26 Comex April gold futures last trading day
April 26 Comex April copper futures last trading day
April 26 Comex April E-micro gold futures last trading day
April 26 Comex May E-mini copper futures last trading day
April 26 Comex May miNY silver futures last trading day
April 26 Nymex April platinum futures last trading day
April 27 Comex April silver futures last trading day
April 30 Comex May silver futures first notice day
April 30 Comex May copper futures first notice day
May 24 Comex June gold options expiry
May 24 Comex June copper options expiry
May 26 Comex June miNY gold futures last trading day
May 29 Comex May silver futures last trading day
May 29 Comex May copper futures last trading day
May 29 Comex June E-mini copper futures last trading day
May 29 Comex June miNY gold futures last trading day
May 31 Comex June gold futures first notice day
May 31 Comex June copper futures first notice day
May 31 Nymex June palladium futures first notice day
June 26 Comex July silver options expiry
June 26 Comex July copper options expiry
June 26 Comex July silver futures last trading day
June 27 Comex June gold futures last trading day
June 27 Comex June copper futures last trading day
June 27 Comex June E-micro gold futures last trading day
June 27 Comex July E-mini copper futures last trading day
June 27 Comex July miNY silver futures last trading day
June 27 Nymex June palladium futures last trading day
June 29 Comex July silver futures first notice day
June 29 Comex July copper futures first notice day
June 29 Nymex July platinum futures first notice day
July 26 Comex August gold options expiry
July 26 Comex August copper options expiry
July 27 Comex August miNY gold futures last trading day
July 27 Comex July gold futures last trading day
July 27 Comex July silver futures last trading day
July 27 Comex July copper futures last trading day
July 27 Comex August miNY gold futures last trading day
July 27 Comex August E-mini copper futures last trading day
July 27 Nymex July platinum futures last trading day
July 31 Comex August gold futures first notice day
July 31 Comex August copper futures first notice day
Aug. 28 Comex September silver options expiry
Aug. 28 Comex September copper options expiry
Aug. 29 Comex August gold futures last trading day
Aug. 29 Comex August copper futures last trading day
Aug. 29 Comex August silver futures last trading day
Aug. 29 Comex August E-micro gold futures last trading day
Aug. 29 Comex September E-mini copper futures last trading day
Aug. 29 Comex September miNY silver futures last trading day
Aug. 31 Comex September silver futures first notice day
Aug. 31 Comex September copper futures first notice day
Aug. 31 Nymex September palladium futures first notice day
Sept. 21 Nymex October platinum options expiry
Sept. 25 Comex October copper options expiry
Sept. 26 Comex October miNY gold futures last trading day
Sept. 26 Comex September copper futures last trading day
Sept. 26 Comex September silver futures last trading day
Sept. 26 Comex October E-mini copper futures last trading day
Sept. 27 Comex October gold options expiry
Sept. 28 Comex September gold futures last trading day
Sept. 28 Comex October E-mini gold futures last trading day
Sept. 28 Nymex September palladium futures last trading day
Sept. 28 Comex October gold futures first notice day
Sept. 28 Comex October copper futures first notice day
Sept. 30 Nymex October platinum futures first notice day
Oct. 25 Comex November copper options expiry
Oct. 27 Comex November E-mini silver futures last trading day
Oct. 27 Nymex October platinum futures last trading day
Oct. 27 Comex October silver futures last trading day
Oct. 27 Comex November E-mini gold futures last trading day
Oct. 29 Comex November E-mini copper futures last trading day
Oct. 29 Comex October gold futures last trading day
Oct. 29 Comex October copper futures last trading day
Oct. 31 Comex November copper futures first notice day
Nov. 27 Comex December gold options expiry
Nov. 27 Comex December silver options expiry
Nov. 27 Comex December copper options expiry
Nov. 28 Comex December miNY gold futures last trading day
Nov. 28 Comex November copper futures last trading day
Nov. 28 Comex December E-mini copper futures last trading day
Nov. 28 Comex December miNY silver futures last trading day
Nov. 30 Comex December gold futures first notice day
Nov. 30 Comex December silver futures first notice day
Nov. 30 Comex December copper futures first notice day
Nov. 30 Nymex December palladium futures first notice day
Dec. 21 Nymex January 2013 platinum options expiry
Dec. 26 Comex January 2013 copper options expiry
Dec. 27 Comex December gold futures last trading day
Dec. 27 Comex December silver futures last trading day
Dec. 27 Comex December copper futures last trading day
Dec. 27 Comex December E-micro gold futures last trading day
Dec. 27 Comex January 2013 E-mini copper futures last trading day
Dec. 28 Nymex December palladium futures last trading day
Dec. 30 Nymex January 2013 platinum futures first notice day
Dec. 31 Comex January 2013 silver futures first notice day
Dec. 31 Comex January 2013 copper futures first notice day
Exchange Key:
Nymex = New York Mercantile Exchange
Comex = Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange
Jan. 26 Comex February gold options expiry
Jan. 26 Comex February copper options expiry
Jan. 27 Comex February miNY gold futures last trading day
Jan. 27 Comex January silver futures last trading day
Jan. 27 Comex January copper futures last trading day
Jan. 27 Comex February E-mini copper futures last trading day
Jan. 27 Nymex January platinum futures last trading day
Jan. 27 Nymex January palladium futures last trading day
Jan. 31 Comex February gold futures first notice day
Jan. 31 Comex February silver futures first notice day
Jan. 31 Comex February copper futures first notice day
Jan. 31 Nymex February palladium futures first notice day
Feb. 23 Comex March silver options expiry
Feb. 23 Comex March copper options expiry
Feb. 24 Nymex February platinum futures last trading day
Feb. 24 Nymex February palladium futures last trading day
Feb. 27 Comex February gold futures last trading day
Feb. 27 Comex February copper futures last trading day
Feb. 27 Comex February E-micro gold futures last trading day
Feb. 27 Comex March E-mini copper futures last trading day
Feb. 27 Comex March miNY silver futures last trading day
Feb. 29 Nymex March palladium futures first notice day
Feb. 29 Comex March silver futures first notice day
Feb. 29 Comex March copper futures first notice day
March 16 Nymex April platinum options expiry
March 20 Nymex April platinum futures first notice day
March 27 Comex April gold options expiry
March 27 Comex April copper options expiry
March 28 Comex April miNY gold futures last trading
March 28 Comex March silver futures last trading day
March 28 Comex March copper futures last trading day
March 28 Comex April E-mini copper futures last trading day
March 28 Nymex March palladium futures last trading day
March 29 Comex April E-mini gold futures last trading day
March 30 Comex April gold futures first notice day
March 30 Comex April copper futures first notice day
April 25 Comex May copper options expiry
April 25 Comex May silver options expiry
April 26 Comex April gold futures last trading day
April 26 Comex April copper futures last trading day
April 26 Comex April E-micro gold futures last trading day
April 26 Comex May E-mini copper futures last trading day
April 26 Comex May miNY silver futures last trading day
April 26 Nymex April platinum futures last trading day
April 27 Comex April silver futures last trading day
April 30 Comex May silver futures first notice day
April 30 Comex May copper futures first notice day
May 24 Comex June gold options expiry
May 24 Comex June copper options expiry
May 26 Comex June miNY gold futures last trading day
May 29 Comex May silver futures last trading day
May 29 Comex May copper futures last trading day
May 29 Comex June E-mini copper futures last trading day
May 29 Comex June miNY gold futures last trading day
May 31 Comex June gold futures first notice day
May 31 Comex June copper futures first notice day
May 31 Nymex June palladium futures first notice day
June 26 Comex July silver options expiry
June 26 Comex July copper options expiry
June 26 Comex July silver futures last trading day
June 27 Comex June gold futures last trading day
June 27 Comex June copper futures last trading day
June 27 Comex June E-micro gold futures last trading day
June 27 Comex July E-mini copper futures last trading day
June 27 Comex July miNY silver futures last trading day
June 27 Nymex June palladium futures last trading day
June 29 Comex July silver futures first notice day
June 29 Comex July copper futures first notice day
June 29 Nymex July platinum futures first notice day
July 26 Comex August gold options expiry
July 26 Comex August copper options expiry
July 27 Comex August miNY gold futures last trading day
July 27 Comex July gold futures last trading day
July 27 Comex July silver futures last trading day
July 27 Comex July copper futures last trading day
July 27 Comex August miNY gold futures last trading day
July 27 Comex August E-mini copper futures last trading day
July 27 Nymex July platinum futures last trading day
July 31 Comex August gold futures first notice day
July 31 Comex August copper futures first notice day
Aug. 28 Comex September silver options expiry
Aug. 28 Comex September copper options expiry
Aug. 29 Comex August gold futures last trading day
Aug. 29 Comex August copper futures last trading day
Aug. 29 Comex August silver futures last trading day
Aug. 29 Comex August E-micro gold futures last trading day
Aug. 29 Comex September E-mini copper futures last trading day
Aug. 29 Comex September miNY silver futures last trading day
Aug. 31 Comex September silver futures first notice day
Aug. 31 Comex September copper futures first notice day
Aug. 31 Nymex September palladium futures first notice day
Sept. 21 Nymex October platinum options expiry
Sept. 25 Comex October copper options expiry
Sept. 26 Comex October miNY gold futures last trading day
Sept. 26 Comex September copper futures last trading day
Sept. 26 Comex September silver futures last trading day
Sept. 26 Comex October E-mini copper futures last trading day
Sept. 27 Comex October gold options expiry
Sept. 28 Comex September gold futures last trading day
Sept. 28 Comex October E-mini gold futures last trading day
Sept. 28 Nymex September palladium futures last trading day
Sept. 28 Comex October gold futures first notice day
Sept. 28 Comex October copper futures first notice day
Sept. 30 Nymex October platinum futures first notice day
Oct. 25 Comex November copper options expiry
Oct. 27 Comex November E-mini silver futures last trading day
Oct. 27 Nymex October platinum futures last trading day
Oct. 27 Comex October silver futures last trading day
Oct. 27 Comex November E-mini gold futures last trading day
Oct. 29 Comex November E-mini copper futures last trading day
Oct. 29 Comex October gold futures last trading day
Oct. 29 Comex October copper futures last trading day
Oct. 31 Comex November copper futures first notice day
Nov. 27 Comex December gold options expiry
Nov. 27 Comex December silver options expiry
Nov. 27 Comex December copper options expiry
Nov. 28 Comex December miNY gold futures last trading day
Nov. 28 Comex November copper futures last trading day
Nov. 28 Comex December E-mini copper futures last trading day
Nov. 28 Comex December miNY silver futures last trading day
Nov. 30 Comex December gold futures first notice day
Nov. 30 Comex December silver futures first notice day
Nov. 30 Comex December copper futures first notice day
Nov. 30 Nymex December palladium futures first notice day
Dec. 21 Nymex January 2013 platinum options expiry
Dec. 26 Comex January 2013 copper options expiry
Dec. 27 Comex December gold futures last trading day
Dec. 27 Comex December silver futures last trading day
Dec. 27 Comex December copper futures last trading day
Dec. 27 Comex December E-micro gold futures last trading day
Dec. 27 Comex January 2013 E-mini copper futures last trading day
Dec. 28 Nymex December palladium futures last trading day
Dec. 30 Nymex January 2013 platinum futures first notice day
Dec. 31 Comex January 2013 silver futures first notice day
Dec. 31 Comex January 2013 copper futures first notice day
Exchange Key:
Nymex = New York Mercantile Exchange
Comex = Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange
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Re: Hooimijt Maart 2012
Thanksskyscraper wrote:Commodities Options Expiration Calendar 2012 Dates:
Jan. 26 Comex February gold options expiry
May 29 Comex June E-mini copper futures last trading day
May 29 Comex June miNY gold futures last trading day
Dec. 26 Comex January 2013 copper options expiry
Dec. 27 Comex December gold futures last trading day
Dec. 27 Comex December silver futures last trading day
Dec. 27 Comex December copper futures last trading day
Dec. 27 Comex December E-micro gold futures last trading day
Dec. 27 Comex January 2013 E-mini copper futures last trading day
Dec. 28 Nymex December palladium futures last trading day
Dec. 30 Nymex January 2013 platinum futures first notice day
Dec. 31 Comex January 2013 silver futures first notice day
Dec. 31 Comex January 2013 copper futures first notice day
Exchange Key:
Nymex = New York Mercantile Exchange
Comex = Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange
deze lijst kan heel nuttig worden.
MVG
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Obi-Wan
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Re: Hooimijt Maart 2012
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Echter voor de puriteinen komt het woordje zilver hier nogal veel in voor dus....
...indien aanhanger van het puritanisme dan moet je zeker niet op onderstaande link klikken, kwestie van de mensen niet lastig te vallen met zilver op een freegold forum.
Link Interview met Hugo Salinas
Echter voor de puriteinen komt het woordje zilver hier nogal veel in voor dus....
...indien aanhanger van het puritanisme dan moet je zeker niet op onderstaande link klikken, kwestie van de mensen niet lastig te vallen met zilver op een freegold forum.
Link Interview met Hugo Salinas
Patience. Use the force. Think.