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They wanted to put their deadly valuables in a great big safety deposit box—the Central Core Vault—and the Treasury allowed them to do so. The people who went to Fort Knox last year on September 23, 1974 - six Congressmen, one Senator, and over 100 news media people—were all exposed to this radiation without their knowledge.
This is not the first time Rep. Ron Paul has suggested that there be a full audit of the county’s gold reserves. Paul recalled that “In the early 1980s when I was on the gold commission, I asked to recommend to Congress that they audit the gold reserves — we had 17 members of the commission and 15 voted not to [recommend] the audit.” Ron Paul cited this audit of over 50 years ago as the “only one decent audit done”; however, Chris Weber from LewRockwell.com summarized the various problems with that audit as follows:
1. Representatives of the audited group were allowed to make the rules governing the audit. No outside private experts were allowed.
2. Those government bureaucrats involved were inexperienced in their tasks, by their own admission.
3. The entire audit of the largest gold hoard ever concentrated in history lasted only seven days.
4. Only a fraction of the gold was actually tested for purity. Later, the officials put this fraction at just 5 percent.
5. Based on that fraction, the official committee reported that, in their opinion, all the holdings would have matched their records if they'd all been tested.
6. If the audit was accurate, the fact remains that almost 80 percent of the gold went overseas in the coming years. If the audit was not accurate, the amount of gold lost could have been even more.
CHAPTER 20
The Golden Cover-Up Begins
How was the Fort Knox gold drain first discovered? Although the London Gold Pool and gold sales were by no means a secret, the full implication of the gold drain from America was understood by very few people until it hit one of the early tabloids in 1974. What followed was a typical scenario of government stonewalling, half-truths and lies that eventually backed the bureaucrats into a corner, but not without some dedicated work by one determined individual, Ed Durell.
After the death of Mrs. Boyer, on September 1, 1974, author Tom Valentine wrote a follow-up piece that ran in The National Tattler, entitled:
“Mysterious Death Silences Key Informant in Missing Fort Knox Gold Controversy.”
The story quoted Dr. Beter, saying Mrs. Boyer was one of his most important sources of the initial story.
For the next fourteen years, Ed Durell devoted himself to a quest for the truth concerning the Fort Knox gold. He wrote thousands of letters to over 1,000 government and banking officials, trying to find out how much gold was really left and where the rest had gone. He repeatedly called for the Treasury to conduct an annual audit of U.S. gold reserves as required by law.
Rarick Calls for an Investigation
The charges appearing in the first National Tattler article concerning the emptying of Fort Knox sent shock waves through the Treasury, and was even discussed on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives in the following weeks. On July 18, 1974, Congressman John R. Rarick of Louisiana called for a Congressional investigation. His remarks, recorded in the Congressional Record of that day, are as follows:
“I have no way of knowing whether or not the charges are true. In fact, no Member of Congress can fully know if the allegations are accurate, because the Federal Reserve System operates as a fourth branch of government....
“Since the Federal Reserve is not subject to independent accounting or government audit, there is no way to prove — or disprove — these charges, barring, perhaps, congressional action.
“I believe such action to be imperative. If the charges are true, this country faces an economic crisis more severe than any other in its history.
“And if they are not true, then they must be [dis-]proven before people begin to believe them. Because if that happens, the resultant panic could cause the collapse of our monetary system.”
Rep. Rarick wrote to Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns and asked for a visit to Fort Knox. Dr. Burns sent his request on to the Treasury.
1974 — The Mary Brooks Tour of Ft. Knox
Q. A gentlemen in the late 1970's named Dr. Peter Beter also alleged that the gold in Ft. Knox was missing, although some of his other allegations seem a little far-fetched now. Do you know about Dr. Beter?
I am familiar with Dr. Peter Beter's allegations. It is interesting that you say some of Beter's "other allegations seem a little far-fetched now". I never found Beter's statements to be credible like those of Ed Durrell. Some claimed at the time that Beter was a government/CIA operative who attempted to undermine Durrell's efforts by adding an element of farce to the accusations about whether or not the Gold was in Ft. Knox.
Even his name - Dr. Peter Beter - is somewhat farcical. The thinking I heard was that if Beter and his claims could be made to appear farfetched, then Durrell would be put into the same category, regardless how much more seriously and studiously Durrell addressed the matter. Therefore, I would take anything you read or hear about Beter with a grain of salt.
Q. Dr. Beter frequently referred to himself as an associate of Ed Durrell? Weren't they working together?
As far as I am aware it was only Beter who considered himself to be an associate of Durrell, not the other way around. My view on this matter is that Beter was using the term "associate" loosely with a lot of poetic license.
Remember that Durrell was already making waves long before Beter ever entered the scene, adding credence to the theory that Beter was sent to discredit Durrell. And the closer that Beter could make his efforts to seemingly be part of Durrell's (i.e., by calling himself an associate), then the easier it would be to discredit Durrell.
Beter publicly challenged the Government to test his charges in court, and offered to go to jail as a rabble-rouser if he could not back up his charges.
Chapters: Muammar al-Gaddafi, Bill Hicks, Gore Vidal, Ira Einhorn, Adolf Hitler, Lyndon LaRouche, David Icke, Francis E. Dec, Edward and Elaine Brown, Travis Walton, The Political Cesspool, James Jesus Angleton, Richard C. Hoagland, Michael Ledeen, Igor Panarin, Christopher Monckton, 3rd Viscount Monckton of Brenchley, Steven E. Jones, James H. Fetzer, William Rodriguez, Orly Taitz, Andy Martin, Cleon Skousen, Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, Johan Backman, David Ray Griffin, Danny Casolaro, Finis L. Bates, Erich Ludendorff, Laurie Mylroie, Michael Ruppert, David Shayler, Dick Gregory, Kevin Barrett, Richard Belzer, David Lifton, Michael "Atters" Attree, Nicholas Kollerstrom, Con Coughlin, Jim Hoffman, Daniel M'Naghten, Purushottam Nagesh Oak, Carol Brouillet, Barry Chamish, Jimmy Walter, Jerome Clark, Eustace Mullins, Nesta Helen Webster, Acharya S, Michael Collins Piper, Henry Lincoln, Anatoly Fomenko, Myron Coureval Fagan, Duclod Man, Maxine Asher, Peter Beter, Rauni-Leena Luukanen-Kilde, Daniel Sunjata, Liberty Lobby, Christopher Story, Benjamin H. Freedman, John Robison, Jim Marrs, Robert Buchar, V. T. Rajshekar, Bob Lazar, Conde McGinley, Judi McLeod, Steven Hager, Allen Carr, Patrick Haseldine, Webster Tarpley, Michael A. Hoffman II, Bill Kaysing, Joe Vialls, Ziya Bunyadov, Philip J. Berg, Bill Moore, Thierry Meyssan, Fred Crisman, Yalc n Kucuk, Bart Sibrel, Carl Oglesby, Cathy O'Brien, Jeffrey Nyquist, Jeff Rense, Mark Koernke, Stan Romanek, Daniel Estulin, The Corley Conspiracy, Peter Joseph, L. Fletcher Prouty, James Shelby Downard, Paul Copin-Albancelli, Ralph Rene, Brad Blanton, Otto Eisenschiml, Jerry E. Smith, Gary Allen, Andreas von Bulow, Jim Tucker, Jan Udo Holey, Linda Thompson, Farouk Shami, Richard Landes, Benjamin Fulford, Jim Keith, David Emory, Kenn Thomas, Jon Rappoport, Zaid Hamid, Mary Starrett, William Comyns Beaumont, Merrill Keiser, Sherman Skolnick, Ted Gunderson, Berit As, William Francis Pepper, Oswald LeWinter, ...
Originally posted by NoRegretsEver
BTW, I remember someone in the thread mention that none of the well knows have mentioned him....
Jonestown by Rebecca Moore
They have developed a reputation among followers of knowing what is really happening. They interpret the daily news in the light of a over-arching story in which current events serve as plot developments in an on-going soap opera. Ultimately the drama depicts a battle between the forces of good and evil. The primary professional conspiracists who analyzed the Jonestown events include Mark Lane, John Judge, Jim Hougan, the Church of Scientology, and Dr. Peter Beter.
Dr. Beter is perhaps best-known for the 1973 bestseller The Conspiracy Against the Dollar. He saw three rival factions vying for world power: the Rockefeller Cartel, the Bolshevik-Zionist Axis, and the new Kremlin rulers (Anonymous). [2] The summary to Dr. Beter's collection of 80 audiotapes concludes admiringly that:
[t]he most striking thing about this picture is that countless seemingly unrelated, chaotic-appearing news events turn out not to be chaotic at all. Instead they are all tied together by a limited number of forces at work behind the scenes. Once one knows these forces, one becomes far better able to sort out the true meaning of events (Anonymous).
Deaths Elsewhere Series: deaths elsewhere
[CITY Edition]
St. Petersburg Times - St. Petersburg, Fla.
Date: Mar 17, 1987
Start Page: 13.B
Section: METRO AND STATE
Text Word Count: 399
Abstract (Document Summary)
SAMUEL H. SHAPIRO, 79, the immigrant son of a cobbler who served briefly as Illinois governor in 1968, died Monday in Kankakee, Ill. Mr. Shapiro, a Democrat, replaced Otto Kerner as the state's chief executive in May 1968 when Kerner resigned to accept a federal judgeship. The following November Mr. Shapiro, known as ``Governor Sam`` for his ``nice-guy approach,`` lost to Republican Richard Ogilvie. ``I have no regrets,`` he said after the loss. ``My philosophy is, `Today is the happiest day of my life; yesterday is gone, and tomorrow may never come.' So I always look forward.``]
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U.S. Bankruptcy Court Opinions
IN RE ANTON, (E.D.N.Y. 1992)
Bankruptcy No. 092-70120-21.
June 24, 1992.
Before the Court is a motion by Lily Beter, as Executrix of the Estate of Peter D. Beter, Richard W. Bliss, and Tate & Bywater, Ltd. ("Movants") for relief from the automatic stay imposed by 11 U.S.C. § 362 of the Bankruptcy Code, so that Movants may join the Debtor as a defendant in an action currently pending before Judge Carol Bagley Amon in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York.
Visual function before and after the removal of bilateral
congenital cataracts in adulthood
Ione Fine a,*, Harvey S. Smallman a,b, Peter Doyle c, Donald I.A. MacLeod a
a Department of Psychology, University of California at San Diego, 9500 Gilman Drive, La Jolla, CA 92093-0109, USA
b Pacific Science and Engineering Group, 6310 Greenwich Drive, San Diego, CA 92122, USA
c Department of Mathematics, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH 03755, USA
Received 7 February 2001; received in revised form 31 July 2001