Eighty-five per cent of the world’s gold ended up in Asia, - TopicsExpress



          

Eighty-five per cent of the world’s gold ended up in Asia, accumulated over the past two or three thousands of years. A follow-up essay will explain this amazing history, about little has been published so far. WW2 was about the grab for this gold. The western power elites wanted to own and control the world’s gold. So they planned to take all the gold out of private hands and make it their own. in vaultRemember in 1934 Roosevelt banned the private ownership of gold. Allegedly due to the Great Depression and the need to save the economy by pooling everyone’s gold assets into the Federal Reserve. Which was a blatant lie. The Jews didn’t want to give up their gold. That was one of the reasons why they were rounded up and sent to concentration camps. The Fed took the gold out the safe deposit boxes in every bank; they just looted private boxes to take away the privately owned gold. If you still have gold in a bank’s safety deposit box today, get it out, as soon as possible! Most of the gold was taken off-market by 1944. Afterthe Bretton Woods agreement was established to set up the gold-backed international monetary system. When they had almost all the gold confiscated. Most of the gold that was not being controlled by the Western powers was removed from the market. It was blacklisted, or hidden in caves, or buried in sunken ships at the bottom of the ocean. This equity did not count towards whatever currencies were created worldwide. It was taken off-market as provision for security and control.
Posted on: Thu, 18 Dec 2014 17:59:16 +0000

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