here are some questions I posed at RMN that they will not post. I think they are fair and any journalist should be open to verification type questions. Story went on a rant when I questioned Hobie's post at RMN about his latest story.

Something doesn't add up with this character, me thinkest he protestest too much.  :)

Here is what I sent to Hobie at RMN. Below is the original text he had in his report and we know he does his homework...to find stories that happened in 1983 and report as if it happened a few days ago??????

 Was his response not a little overboard?

 What is he hiding to cast so many hurtful and direct stones at people's character? He finds fault in people verifying information?

 If you can please post my questions in the open as to spur a debate and an open questioning of his report.

 1. Don't most banks move money over night from country to country in order to make a small percent? I am no a banker, but I know this happens. So is Story stating the obvious transaction and sensationalizing it into a bigger deal then it is?

 2. I have no facts, but I am sure with some research one could find out how many state functions have been canceled in the past. I see this as not such a big deal, other then I did hear from a contact in Germany that wealthy investors are selling off at a high rate. Perhaps this has something to do with the Queen's cancel as well as her upcoming busy schedule and her mate's health condition.

 3. I confirmed that the two Fed Res people he mentioned in an earlier report who were arrested were not from an attorney inside Fed Res.

4. STORY - " ATTACKS BY ANONYMOUS U.S. SPOOKS AND COWARDS who are far too scared to reveal their coordinates and identities are by definition, as we have pointed out before, spurious and of zero credibility."

 Does he protest too much?

 Because he is protected by the London veil, does he use the argument that other's have zero credibility because they don't "show their face"?

 Should the real measure of credibility (including CASPER) be that they reveal their sources or show locations to verify info? Such as the large amount moved from CITI, perhaps he could make it easy for the common man to view this info so it can be verified.

 5. Do the STORY and CASPER s of the world make their living so-to-speak off of being professional dot-connectors using MSM news reports?

 6. I still wonder why this article Story used about the suicide was in the health section of the Times and why it has resurfaced? If memory serves me, I believe the Times was not online in 1983. So why has this story surfaced and why has STORY referenced it along with the original reporter, Jim I think?

7. He mentioned in a report a few months back he was in the states and question I believe a German official about the settlements at a press conference. I wonder why he has NEVER offered a recording or text from that press conference, surely it is recorded somewhere????

 Overall STORY raises too many red flags for me and my gut when I see him attack people who verify info and then question it.

Perhaps the following response would have been more appropriate for Story:

 "My bad".

 Heads up everyone! Sensational stories are often used to suppress great minds and "freeze" them in place so they don't do what the powers are most afraid of.....WAKE UP!

His original story:

"

 On 4th February 2009, Alan David Saxon, the 39-year-old Chairman of Bullion Reserve of North America, a gold dealer with offices in Los Angeles, Dallas and in Hong Kong, committed suicide. Bullion Reserve had between 30,000 and 35,000 clients. Lawyers for the firm stated that an audit conducted by Touche Ross and Company had revealed that a depository, managed by Perpetual Storage Inc, of Salt Lake City and buried 200 feet into a nearby mountain range, contained no more than about $900,000 in bullion and coins. A further $150,000 worth of gold coins were found with Brinks, Inc., Los Angeles, another storage depot used by Bullion Reserve of North America.

 These discoveries were apparently made over the preceding weekend, forcing Bullion Reserve to file a bankruptcy petition in Los Angeles on Monday, 2nd February. The owner committed suicide two days later. The respected analyst Jim Sinclair, in a note dated 4th February 2009, commented: "

He actually copies this from Jim Sinclair's blog

In conclusion, something doesn't smell right. I suspect he is part of the team to hold down otherwise strong and smart people with a story line to hold our minds captive and keep us from doing what they don't want and that is to WAKE UP & TAKE ACTION.

TM