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Dear Fellow Investor,
I need to consult with you on two very important things today.
First: As you know, our spectacular 2019 Money, Metals and Mining investment cruise is coming up later this year.
From December 6-14, a small group of our readers are joining me — along with world-class experts like Rick Rule, Mike Larson, Mary Anne Aden and Pamela Aden — on a spectacular tour of the western Caribbean.
I’ve just learned from our friends at the MoneyShow that we’re only six cabins away from our goal, and over 100 investors have expressed interest in them.
Add in the fact that the cut-off date for our cabin block is approaching, and any day now your chance to join us on this luxurious and rewarding tour could disappear.
I urge you to learn more about this amazing opportunity by clicking here...and acting soon to reserve your place.
Second: The MoneyShow has already approached me with a suggested itinerary for a 2020 cruise...and I’m conflicted.
You see, the cruise they’re suggesting is to Cuba – and not just “any” venture to Cuba, but a comprehensive exploration of the island over the course of a luxurious, 10-day cruise of the western Caribbean.
It’s a magnificent and exciting itinerary, and other investment-oriented cruises to Cuba are selling out quickly. The demand for these cruises is extraordinary…but I’m not sure I can offer it to our readers.
I have an issue with supplying hard dollars to the repressive Cuban regime. I want that regime to wither away and, at some level, any tourism to the island contributes to the welfare of this tyrannical Marxist government.
But there’s another side of the issue that others are emphasizing to me.
For one thing, they say that the vast majority of the money that would be spent by the cruisers goes to the cruise line and to the local merchants they’ll interact with in the four Cuban communities we’d visit.
Another consideration is that this very interaction will help foster individual freedom and a more-open economy. (I don’t doubt this is true, but I’m skeptical as to how effective it would be.)
And finally, many tourists are flocking to Cuba because they want to visit before it’s “spoiled” by modern Western culture and economic growth. They say it’s a figurative time machine — with classic cars from another time and a culture bereft of modern technology — that will soon disappear.
My view? I agree that Cuba is a time machine...but that the machine is providing a view not of our past, but of our potential future if the current flirtation with socialism in the U.S. gains traction.
From that standpoint, I think a tour of Cuba could be invaluable for all of us.
Plus, we’d have a number of expert speakers on the cruise to place this communist backwater in proper perspective...and perhaps also help promote personal liberty among the populace to some degree (and hopefully to an extent that doesn’t get us arrested!).
Please give me your opinion...
So here’s what I’d like from you: Please respond to this email with answers to these three questions:
1) Do you think we should pick Cuba as our next Money, Metals and Mining destination?
2) If we do schedule a cruise to Cuba with a roster of top experts, would you be interested in coming along? And finally...
3) Are you interested in learning more about this year’s Money, Metals and Mining cruise through the Caribbean?
I truly appreciate whatever feedback you can provide, as I’m truly conflicted over whether we should go to Cuba.
As I said, you can simply respond to this email with your answers to these questions.
And if you’d like to learn more about this year’s exciting cruise itinerary, simply click on the link below.
All the best,
Brien Lundin
Editor, Gold Newsletter
CEO, the New Orleans Investment Conference
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