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| Free Gold From the U.S. Government Teaser Review |
| Monday, 08 June 2009 | ||||||||
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For the past 14 years, the world's best investment opportunity has essentially been closed to new investors. In short, I'm talking about a rarely publicized Federal law, spearheaded by the Presidential Office, created as a way to let the American public take ownership of Free Gold From the U.S. Government some of the most valuable Federal gold reserves, for just a tiny fraction of the market value. It's a secret that's made many Americans quite rich... The problem is, in 1995 the government placed a "moratorium" on this opportunity, effectively closing it off to new participants. In other words, if you contact the government directly about this opportunity today, they'll tell you that it is no longer in effect. But here's the incredible part... We've recently uncovered a way to legally get around the moratorium, and potentially make incredible amounts of money. Already, thousands of regular Americans like you and me that have been using this strategy to make an absolute fortune... Free Gold From the U.S. Government... After all, there are literally dozens of Federal programs available right now that enable ordinary Americans to get all sorts of things, like: Free Gold From the U.S. Government Nearly FREE housing (from the Department of Housing and Urban Development)... FREE money to start a business (from a Small Business Development Act)... and even FREE healthcare (from programs like Medicaid)... But most people know nothing about a unique Federal law created specifically to "give away"Free Gold From the U.S. Government to the American public... or the "loophole" that lets you take advantage of it, even today. This gold "giveaway" actually went into effect a long time ago... It dates back more than 130 years in America, amidst the great gold rushes of the American West. It was created as a way to help distribute the country's newly discovered mineral wealth, for next to nothing. You see, during these gold rushes which occurred in places like Colorado, Nevada, and Utah it was discovered that the majority of the nation's gold and silver was actually buried beneath millions of acres of Federal land.
Of course, the government knew this land was filled with large amounts of mineral wealth. The problem was, no one knew what to do with it. Jason Stively from Phoenix, AZ used this law to buy more than $376,000 worth of "government gold" for just $47. Well, at the time, the gold mining industry was virtually non-existent in America, so there were no big mining companies the government could hire to do the work... and the government didn't have the knowledge or resources to extract the lucrative metals on its own. So they came up with an ingenious solution... They would enlist the help of the American public. Lawmakers created a program that would allow individual investors to buy up the "mineral rights" to these lands for a nominal fee, between $2.50 and $5 an acre. This entitled the new landowners to full ownership of the land and any minerals buried beneath it. In return, these investors could either (1) mine the land themselves for steady income... or (2) quickly resell for a huge profit. It was a great situation for everyone involved: America's vast mineral resources finally got tapped... A brand new industry (the U.S. mining industry) could be formed... and regular Americans could get in on great investment deals... Most notably, ordinary Americans could make a fortune. You don't have to deal directly with the government to take advantage of this "government gold giveaway." Instead, you can simply join groups of investors who've already gotten in on these deals. Let me pause for a quick moment to introduce myself. My name is Matt Badiali. I'm a geologist. I have a Masters of Science (M.Sc.) in geology and more than 13 years of industry and research experience. About four years ago, I left the world of academia to take a job as a geologic analyst with Stansberry & Associates Investment Research. You see, for years, I wanted to take my experience in precious metals and minerals and help people understand the business... and make some good money at the same time. So, I teamed up with a PhD in finance and former hedge fund manager, and a former CitiGroup bond trader. I learned their trade. And they learned a bit of mine. Once a month, I report my findings for readers of my monthly financial newsletter called the S&A Oil Report.
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