Federal Reserve Refuses to Submit to an Audit of Germany’s Gold Held in U.S. Vaults

Originally posted by stirling
That gold doesn't get returned there goes the US credibility.....
I see the entire world uniting to destroy the US sooner or later...the whole place is shot through with this kind of arrogance and corruption.

I agree, and the saddest part is that the people responsible for this ponzi scheme are so powerful that they will never be accountable. They can live in any part of the world they want. Why should they care if their actions destroy this or any other country?

When everyone realizes that their "paper gold" doesn't exist the US economy will collapse completely, and I hate to think what will happen after that.

Frankly, I think this is they very reason for all of the new draconian laws being rushed through, and we will be the ones who will suffer the consequences, not the perpetrators.

Anyone who buys gold in any other form than physical, is a fool.

No wonder Bernanke's upper lip is always quivering.

I had this idea the other day; take every member of the Federal Reserve, and everyone who has ever benefited from association with it, and lock them all in a room with a few gallons of RoundUp weed killer and nothing else to drink for a few days, weeks or years, whatever it takes.

Make it clear that only the first whistleblower will get out alive and then only if they tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.

But it would be rather cool if the truth was that the Annunaki had taken it all.

Consider or explore the idea that there exists now, and has long existed a group, let us say, of individuals to whom the the global banking cartel is a nation. In fact, it is quite clearly a "supranational" entity, and became so by secret Machiavellian methods.

When people say the US Federal Reserve, they almost always perpetuate the idiotic falsehood that it is "an American" institution... it most certainly is not... for how could the government possibly explain the organization manipulation of the economy (through it's monopoly on currency and fixing loan rates), it's "authority" to deny investigation (while "approving" their own oversight,) and their unilateral authority to tax the citizens of this country through their corporate proxy, the IRS.

It is a private bank, whose beneficiaries remain anonymous tot he people whose country's name they stole.

Whatever it does, don't allow them to hide behind the political club that literally allows the bank to call themselves "U.S. Federal Reserve" instead of the more apt, and clearly more accurate name "Global PRIVATE Banking Reserve Syndicate"

I know it's popular to hate on America and her citizens... it comforts the often well-entrenched notion that we are different than everyone else.. but that's a topic for another thread I guess.

Where is the gold? Why does it matter?... We don't "use" it at all... we use make-believe reserve notes... which I am confident future history will recognize as one of the most ingenious plans to devise a way to make real the separation between those who control the wealth, and those from whom it is stolen.

A government is asking a foreign bank for it's assets... the bank is stonewalling.. this matter belongs in a court, nes pa? Why do you think that hasn't happened?

reply to post by Lysergic

simple , the Germans need to send in the bailiffs and seize all the assets from all the american bases over there.
if the usa gets kicked out of europe or the threat of being kicked out , maybe they will start to treat people with respect

Let's put all the pieces together shall we?

With India is considering legally "leasing" their 200 tons of of their "property" (which is alongside Germany's at the same private reserve bank.) I wonder if Germany is getting antsy about how India's financial windfall from their 2009 investment) will impact the grand financial casino of which they are part?

Check out this thread: Indian gold market threatens to expose the gold ponzi scheme!

reply to post by maddy21

Hm...

The real plan was to only take back ~300t of our Gold from the U.S., as far as I know, still leaving about 35% of the reserves stored in the U.S.

The reason for this is just having more Gold here in Germany (~50% of the overall reserves) to be safe, and to still be able to exchange Gold for USD if needed (big IF).

There are also plans to prepare for a multi-currency reserve system, which is just a reasonable and necessary precaution, given the fragility of the GFS.

reply to post by doobydoll

Originally posted by doobydoll
Nothing will be done because they're untouchable, and they know it.

No one is untouchable.

Imagine we drop the USD... kill the Petrodollar... they are done.
Sure, this would really mean war (you know the U.S.)... but they would be done regardless.

Purely theoretical of course...

reply to post by queenofswords


As I recall, the US doesn't recognize the authority of the World Court (of course they don't), or the International Criminal Court. Basically, the US government have rendered themselves immune to supernational legal proceedings.

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reply to post by roadEnd


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Shameless advert, yet you had the audacity to pretend that it was pertinent.

You are vile and are hopefully barred from future threads.

reply to post by maddy21

I don't know much at all about global economics+financial dealings etc-i just wonder why the Germans did not keep their gold in-country?
I would not entrust the American admin(or my own country's) to keep a packet of crisps+a can of Coke for me,leave alone gold.