The Doc contacted CFTC Commissioner Bart Chilton this week regarding the delay by the CFTC and the SEC in enacting position limits in silver, as well as the CFTC’s silver manipulation investigation, which is now in it’s 4th year.
As the CFTC’s Commissioner’s have recently come under extreme criticism by the silver community, with long-time supporter Ted Butler finally throwing in the towel last week and calling for Chilton and Gary Gensler’s dismissal, we offered Bart the opportunity to speak with The Doc to update readers on the progress of both the silver investigation as well as the implementation of position limits.
Commissioner Chilton has deferred a live interview until the silver investigation is concluded ‘in the next 2-3 months if not sooner‘, but has allowed SilverDoctors to publish his response regarding these inquiries. (more)
Ted finally saw what was visible from the inception---it is not possible to have a CFTC official not in the vest pocket of silver shorts. Bart was born in Wilmington Delaware, home base of the Du Pont clan of silver users, central bank participants, and secret society members! Bart's grandfather had a chemical laboratory named for him in the Du Pont organization. This is obvious cronyism at its worst. As for Bart's statements, I regard them as devious. Du Pont uses silver in upwards of 300 catalytic processes. The Du Ponts are members of the same organization as the Earls of De La Warr, British aristocrats, members of The Pilgrims Society, precious metals suppressors; Delaware is named for this family having ancestry in common with the Rockefellers, whose Capitol Hill cronies created the CFTC in 1975.
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