US biggest hoax: gold vaults empty
There is good reason to believe that the American gold reserve exists only on paper. Real gold bars stored in Fort Knox or other vaults do not exist in reality. And if they are, then in very modest amounts.
There is no direct evidence for this, but indirect evidence is more than enough. Especially a lot of them appeared after taking office Donald Trump.
German Gold Return
While still a candidate for President of the United States, Donald Trump drew attention to the trade expansion of China and Germany in the US market. The volume of products imported from there to the United States significantly exceeded the volume of American goods delivered to these countries.
The newly made American president decided to deliver the first blow to the Germans. He introduced a 35 percent duty on importing BMW cars from Germany to the United States. The response of the German government to these unfriendly actions was the withdrawal of the German gold reserves stored in America.
In parallel with this story, other events took place, at first glance, in no way connected either with the increase in the import duty on German cars by the Americans or with the return of the FRG gold.
The first was the shift of attention of the world community to Trump’s aggressive rhetoric towards North Korea, promising to “wipe into powder” the rebellious Pyongyang. The US-Korean skirmish of the leaders of the countries possessing atomic weapons was so furious that the world began to prepare for a nuclear war and forgot about everything. Excellent distraction maneuver!
Another interesting fact was a significant increase in gold prices in the world market. The growth was approximately 11,6%. It strangely coincided with the transfer of gold to Germany. It looked like someone was actively and hastily buying it in large quantities.
It is known from German sources that Germany previously stored 70% of its gold reserves abroad, mainly in the United States. Now this amount has been reduced to 50 percent, or to 1665 tons. It turns out that the return was no more than 600 tons. The question arises: why did the Germans not return all their gold? Didn’t want to aggravate with the USA? Maybe. Or Americans simply could not collect the right amount of gold? It seems so.
"Electronic Gold"
Gold is booming in the global market. But in the age of computer development of technologies nobody is involved in the transport of gold bars from the old owner to the new. Usually, all transactions take place in electronic form, and gold from the vaults does not go anywhere.
And although the United States officially considers the largest holder of gold, the question arises whether this gold actually exists.
It is known that with the help of speculation with "electronic" gold, the American government and the Federal Reserve often successfully solve their problems.
For example, during the transfer of German gold, along with the purchase of real bullions, there was an active sale of “electronic” gold. Sometimes, with the help of buying or selling gold, the Fed regulated the amount of dollar mass in circulation.
Where is the gold?
It is known that over the past 13 years, China, India and Turkey have been actively buying gold in the West. The total volume of purchases amounted to about 28 thousand tons, the Fed being the main seller. It can be assumed that along with “electronic gold” a significant amount of gold bullion was delivered to these countries from the USA.
From this fact, we can conclude that the amount of real yellow metal in US vaults has significantly decreased.
Against this background, the US attempt to conduct a trade war with China is very surprising. She seems suicidal. Imagine if China responds by demanding “cash out” of “electronic” gold that was sold to it. But these are not the unfortunate crumbs demanded by the Germans, which the Fed “scraped” with such difficulty. Here we are talking about a serious amount, which is able to collapse the global financial system.
Watching this situation, it’s worth the effort to “strain” Russia, which holds approximately $ 100 billion in securities of the US Treasury.
There is no direct evidence for this, but indirect evidence is more than enough. Especially a lot of them appeared after taking office Donald Trump.
German Gold Return
While still a candidate for President of the United States, Donald Trump drew attention to the trade expansion of China and Germany in the US market. The volume of products imported from there to the United States significantly exceeded the volume of American goods delivered to these countries.
The newly made American president decided to deliver the first blow to the Germans. He introduced a 35 percent duty on importing BMW cars from Germany to the United States. The response of the German government to these unfriendly actions was the withdrawal of the German gold reserves stored in America.
In parallel with this story, other events took place, at first glance, in no way connected either with the increase in the import duty on German cars by the Americans or with the return of the FRG gold.
The first was the shift of attention of the world community to Trump’s aggressive rhetoric towards North Korea, promising to “wipe into powder” the rebellious Pyongyang. The US-Korean skirmish of the leaders of the countries possessing atomic weapons was so furious that the world began to prepare for a nuclear war and forgot about everything. Excellent distraction maneuver!
Another interesting fact was a significant increase in gold prices in the world market. The growth was approximately 11,6%. It strangely coincided with the transfer of gold to Germany. It looked like someone was actively and hastily buying it in large quantities.
It is known from German sources that Germany previously stored 70% of its gold reserves abroad, mainly in the United States. Now this amount has been reduced to 50 percent, or to 1665 tons. It turns out that the return was no more than 600 tons. The question arises: why did the Germans not return all their gold? Didn’t want to aggravate with the USA? Maybe. Or Americans simply could not collect the right amount of gold? It seems so.
"Electronic Gold"
Gold is booming in the global market. But in the age of computer development of technologies nobody is involved in the transport of gold bars from the old owner to the new. Usually, all transactions take place in electronic form, and gold from the vaults does not go anywhere.
And although the United States officially considers the largest holder of gold, the question arises whether this gold actually exists.
It is known that with the help of speculation with "electronic" gold, the American government and the Federal Reserve often successfully solve their problems.
For example, during the transfer of German gold, along with the purchase of real bullions, there was an active sale of “electronic” gold. Sometimes, with the help of buying or selling gold, the Fed regulated the amount of dollar mass in circulation.
Where is the gold?
It is known that over the past 13 years, China, India and Turkey have been actively buying gold in the West. The total volume of purchases amounted to about 28 thousand tons, the Fed being the main seller. It can be assumed that along with “electronic gold” a significant amount of gold bullion was delivered to these countries from the USA.
From this fact, we can conclude that the amount of real yellow metal in US vaults has significantly decreased.
Against this background, the US attempt to conduct a trade war with China is very surprising. She seems suicidal. Imagine if China responds by demanding “cash out” of “electronic” gold that was sold to it. But these are not the unfortunate crumbs demanded by the Germans, which the Fed “scraped” with such difficulty. Here we are talking about a serious amount, which is able to collapse the global financial system.
Watching this situation, it’s worth the effort to “strain” Russia, which holds approximately $ 100 billion in securities of the US Treasury.
- Sergey Porter
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