[e-gold-list] GOLDMAN SACHS FILES MASSIVE DEFAMATION LAWSUIT against GATA

[AnyGoldNow]

Financial Freedom Wire Service
Friday, September 21, 2007

By Peter Z. Parody

NEW YORK - Today Goldman Sachs filed a $5,000,000,000 lawsuit against Bill
Murphy and the Gold Anti Trust Action Committee (GATA) he chairs. In its
suit Goldman Sachs charges that Murphy and GATA have repeatedly and
aggressively defamed it for years by accusing it of manipulating the price
of gold and thereby stealing billions of dollars from unwary investors.

Reached for comment, an attorney for Mr. Murphy and GATA issued the
following statement:

Mr. Murphy and his associates in GATA welcome the lawsuit. Heretofore, as a
result of being blackballed in mainstream media, GATA has only been able to
communicate with a small percentage of investors. With the media exposure
this lawsuit will inevitably generate, Mr. Murphy looks forward to being
able to reach and warn hundreds of millions of investors world-wide.

In order to prove defamation of character, Goldman Sachs must establish that
it actually has character. That will be a formidable task because it is
guilty of dozens of deceptive, deceitful and dishonest actions like, for
example, claiming to be bullish to motivate investors to buy gold while
selling tens of thousands of contracts short to curtail its price.

When asked, a spokesman for Goldman Sachs said the company planned to confer
before responding. Speculation is rampant that Goldman has scheduled
meetings to discuss its response with Secretary of the Treasury, Paulson,
Chairman of the Federal Reserve, Bernanke, representatives of Morgan-Chase,
and a carnal mystic.



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