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Thom Calandra: Colombia via Toronto -- InterBolsa drama, seizure, and empanadas Submitted by cpowell on 10:45AM ET Saturday, November 3, 2012. Section: Daily Dispatches 1:30p ET Saturday, November 3, 2012 GATA's longtime friend the financial writer Thom Calandra was perhaps the first mainstream financial journalist to take note of the gold price suppression scheme when he worked at MarketWatch.com, the news organization he co-founded. He recently revived his gold- and silver-mining-oriented newsletter, The Calandra Report, and today provided a sample of the letter to be shared with GATA supporters along with his pledge to donate to GATA 8,000 shares of his largest mining company holding when the gold price passes $2,000. That is a most generous pledge. So yesterday's Calandra Report is appended. A year's subscription is $54 and frequency of publication seems to be running at around twice weekly. Subscription information is here: https://www.pa

Felix Moreno de la Cova: Revisiting 'Gold Wars' by Ferdinand Lips Submitted by cpowell on 12:39PM ET Wednesday, October 3, 2012. Section: Daily Dispatches 3:46p ET Wednesday, October 3, 2012 "Gold Wars" by the late Ferdinand Lips, the history of Western central banking's struggle to deprive humanity of the best and most democratic money, has just been published in a Spanish edition, and the Spanish economist and trader Felix Moreno de la Cova celebrated it in a recent speech delivered in Madrid. An excerpt from that speech has been put into English and posted at GoldMoney's Internet site. De la Cova says: "'Gold Wars' is the story of the rise of fiat currency and the demise of gold-backed money over the 20th century: from the collapse of the classical gold standard at the outbreak of the First World War in 1914, through the protectionism and trade wars of the 1930s, to the rise of the Bretton Woods system postwar, and