Jim Cook Interviews Theodore Butler

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Subject:Jim Cook Interviews Theodore Butler
By: James R. Cook & Theodore Butler

Overview: After 60 years of deficit consumption, the amount of silver available per capita is the lowest in history. At precisely the same time the amount of investment buying power is the highest in history. Throw in the manipulation, the short position, the unrelenting demand from China and India, and the obstacles to increased mining production and I need to lie down and be calm to tone down my long-term bullish feelings.

Link: http://news.silverseek.com/TedButler/1181677686.php

[skinny pete]

great article, visionary stuff,

being 25 years old im highly interested to see how my kilos of silver bar investments are going to fare over the next 50 years or so. We can only wonder how different life will be.

respect for getting this information out into the public, where we can act on a fully informed basis.

I will remember this article and others from this site allowing me to invest like an insider.

I'm fairly convinced i'll be recalling these years around 2000 when silver was below $10, when it was below $15....... when the world used a currency known as dollars to price commodities such as silver, which is how it was regarded in those times.