LEIBOVIT VR NEWSLETTERS – THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2026
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THE COMING POLE SHIFT: COULD CIVILIZATION SURVIVE — AND ARE YOU PREPARED?
One important distinction: Earth’s magnetic poles do move and have reversed many times, but current scientific evidence does not establish that an imminent magnetic pole reversal will cause a civilization-ending catastrophe. A geographic/rotational pole shift—Earth’s crust or spin axis suddenly relocating on a massive scale—is a very different claim and is not supported as an impending event […]
LEIBOVIT VR NEWSLETTERS – WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2026 – WEIRD WOLLIE WEDNESDAY! ROSH HASHANAH/YOM KIPPUR AHEAD – PULLING BACK A BIT IN RESPECT TO HOLIDAYS – AMONG OTHER REASONS
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NEXT PODCAST THURSDAY OR FRIDAY AHEAD OF ROSH HASHANAH
FOCUSING ON REFORMING THE COMEX NOW THAT CHINA HAS RESTRICTED PAPER TRADING IN GOLD
REFORM COMEX — END PAPER-METALS PRICE DISTORTION
The central proposition could be:
Gold and silver prices should be determined by transparent, competitive markets that cannot be distorted by excessive leverage, concentrated positions, spoofing, or trading disconnected from physical supply and demand.
That lets us demand reform first and closure or restructuring if the exchange cannot demonstrate a fair price-discovery process.
There is a real regulatory pathway. The CFTC regulates U.S. futures markets, and federal position limits specifically apply to COMEX gold and silver. The CFTC also accepts enforcement complaints and whistleblower submissions concerning suspected Commodity Exchange Act violations. CME itself accepts complaints concerning potential exchange-rule violations.
How I would build the movement
1. Start with an evidence dossier—not accusations.
We assemble a serious report examining COMEX gold and silver: futures open interest versus deliverable inventories; concentration among major traders; physical delivery versus contracts outstanding; position-limit exemptions; […]
