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>>51722891
>Heard something disconcerting this eve from a good source. Apparently G7 morality police about to rein the propaganda down hard on #gold — owning gold and gold mining companies in name of ESG & energy use. Apparently the message from on high already working into Blackrock et al
>Do you mean they will speak out against the ownership?
>Apparently, yes. And gold miners already getting whispers in their ears to start buying & transitioning to copper etc

https://twitter.com/JoshCrumb/status/1575866031834165248

Fyi, Josh Crumb is a former Goldman Sachs executive director (Senior Metals Strategist in the Global Economics, Commodities and Strategy Research Division in London), and all of the big gold/silver/commodities twitter influencers follow him. What now? Thoughts? It's obvious this has nothing to do with ESG and everything to do with combating BRICS. Is gold going to get banned again in the US? Super bullish for gold if you're in a jurisdiction where it won't be banned.

>>51400172
When you're breathing your last few breaths, just remember that what awaits you is eternal torment and suffering. That time is coming quickly for you.