ZitatAlles anzeigenBut, Eric, there are a
lot of things happening now at a rapid pace, which is usually indicative
of an end game. There have been rumblings about more problems inside
the LBMA delivery system. All of this leads me to believe we are very
near a major turning point.
It is
now apparent that part of the feed stock (1,300 tons) for the takedown
in the price of gold came from the Bank of England, as reported by
Alasdair Macleod. The problem with that is the Bank of England only
owns about 300 tons. So this is not their gold that is being sold.
Instead, this is gold being sold by the Bank of England which is owned
by nations that have entrusted the Bank of England to store their gold.
Well,
guess what? If those countries go to the Bank of England and ask for
their gold back what they will get is the same type of answer that the
Germans got when they asked the Federal Reserve to send Germany’s gold
back to them, which is essentially, ‘You can’t have it, but we will give
you a very tiny portion of the gold you are supposed to have stored
with us, and it will take 7 years for you to get it.’ We don’t know
whose gold was sold, but we do know that it didn’t belong to the Bank of
England because as I said they don’t own that much gold.
wieviel Gold haben wir Deutsche bei der BOE gelagert?