Federal Reserve admits – We have no gold since ..

The following exchange between Congressman Ron Paul and the Fed’s attorney Scott Alvarez proves, without a shadow of a doubt, that .. The Federal Reserve has…


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  1. After viewing the video.This means the Germans are not even going to get a
    ounce of their gold repatriated.The Germans were told they will get their
    gold back come 2020…this is not good.

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  2. So being on the gold standard without a fed is complicated and dangerous
    but printing play money with no backing and holding secret fed meetings is
    a good idea?

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  3. Investor Jim Rogers, chairman of Rogers Holdings, said he remains bullish
    on gold and silver in the long term and he “will buy more” on price
    weakness. Rogers predicted a global commodities rally and the gold and
    silver bull markets in 1999. He also predicted much of what has transpired
    in financial markets in recent months and years and has consistently warned
    about the risks posed to the US dollar and other fiat currencies.

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  4. I have one small question … I just watch some videos that was saying
    Germany Wanted to see it's gold that was in the federal reserve. Now if the
    federal Reserve hasn't owned or held gold since 1934 , how is Germany able
    to look at some of it but not all of it ???

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  5. Gold fell $27.90 or 1.69% in New York yesterday and closed at $1,618.40/oz.
    Gold ticked higher in Asia prior to further slight gains in Europe. Gold
    dropped to its lowest level since January but remains higher on the year.
    It is poised for its first lower weekly close since mid March adding to the
    poor technical picture.

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  6. However, this demand will likely return in the coming months when Spain,
    Italy and potentially the UK, Japan and US all experience similar debt
    crises. Risk adverse investors and the prudent should maintain a “buy and
    hold” strategy and should continue to accumulate on the dip. Jim Rogers “I
    Will Buy More” Gold – Still Long Term Bullish The smart money continues to
    accumulate gold and silver on the dip.

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  8. The gold in Fort Knox was handed over to the Federal Reserve in the mid
    1970's when the U.S. went off the gold standard. If they don't have it,
    what did they do with it? Is that why the Fed refuses to allow Fort Knox to
    be audited? Not even Ronald Reagan was allowed to audit the gold in Fort
    Knox (his request was refused). I wonder why? Hmmm.

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  9. It sounded if the ECB President is concerned about and warning about
    stagflation in the Eurozone. This and concerns about the possible
    abandonment of QE led to hedge funds, traders and more speculative players
    selling many of their positions and again piling into the perceived safety
    of US Treasuries and the US dollar.

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  10. Gold’s short term correlation with equities and commodities has been seen
    frequently in recent months and years with gold falling in unison with
    riskier assets in the initial stages of sell offs and at intermediate stock
    market highs. However, what has happened subsequently is that gold has
    fallen less than equity and commodity markets and then recovers faster and
    rises again soon after short periods of correction and consolidation.

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  11. The very poor Spanish debt auction and renewed concerns about the euro zone
    debt crisis has led to another sharp bout of risk off in global markets.
    Euro zone concerns and concerns that cheap money and QE policies may end
    saw world stocks (MSCI World) fall 1.9% while gold fell 1.7% yesterday.
    European indices are lower again today on renewed risk aversion.

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  12. Kelly Craig Walling · Edit

    But we know Nixon "temporarily" terminated gold swaps in like 1970 (and
    they NEVER resumed from what I understand). In other words, gold WAS being
    swapped at the Fed until then. Which means Scott Alvarez is apparently
    lying. They DID have gold until 1970, not 1934. Am I wrong?

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  13. the FED IS the fake system. it's NOT that the Fed is working hard to keep
    the fake system going – without the fed we woudl NOT have this fakery END
    THE FED!!! PERIOD!!!

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  14. Confidence is very low?? There is NO confidence. We all know that they
    print on paper some buffoonery and then the FED charges all Americans
    interest to obtain this ass wipe. Do you all get the picture. If you want
    money you have to pay the FED interest!!!!

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  15. In the short term he is not so optimistic about gold and silver prices. “I
    expect the price to decline and when that happens I will buy more,” Rogers
    said at a conference in Bucharest yesterday. He recently said that he would
    buy gold at $1,600/oz and would increase position by even more at $1,500/oz
    – reiterating that gold is going much higher in the coming decade.

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  16. Dear Germany: The 'Federal Reserve' is not part of the U.S. gov. Please
    feel free to repatriate any funds, gold, assets held by U.S. banks in
    Germany that are insured by the 'Fed Reserve.' You'll never see any of your
    deposits otherwise. Don't worry about hurting the American people, the
    'Fed' has taken nearly everything from us already. There's only a minimal
    amount of gold at Fort Knox or anywhere that's not being held hostage by
    the 'Fed.' Perhaps you could liquidate 'Fed' assets in Germany.

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  17. The smiles of disdain of the people of the federal reserve will be gone
    quickly when thye find themselves in hell with their father, the devil!
    Jesus Christ would hit them into submission and repect with his whip!
    Because they are not hurt, they keep going on with their crime…until…

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  18. The truth is you cant HANDLE THE TRUTH!!!!!!!! AMERICA IS FUCKED!!! Get
    over this shit. Let the FED keep this fake system going the alternative is
    a bunch of dead Americans!!! Come on we all know we are fucked!!! The FED
    and our Govt are putting on a puppet show to keep the world alive. Just
    believing in the system and it will keep going. We all know its just
    monopoly money and the alternative to not believe is a bunch of dead people
    so keep on believing. I yeild back my time. thanks.

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  19. The GoldCore trading desk was unusually busy yesterday with a large
    percentage of clients selling their bullion holdings including some quite
    large sell orders. It could be indicative of a bottom as there has been
    capitulation by weak hands concerned about the recent price fall.

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  20. So we should just keep our mouths shutand let the men behind the curtain,
    keep working thier magic. The alternative is complete chaos. The end of
    America as we know it. Sometimes I wished I never would have watched
    Zeitgeist. I mean yes the truth is better, but not when you can do anything
    about it. I just pray thier are some good guys inside, working for "our"
    good.

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  21. Wow! The Federal Reserve owns NO GOLD!!?? They gave it to the Treasury when
    we went off the gold standard in 1934 & they got back in return "gold
    certificates" which are just used for some sort of accounting device based
    upon the old price of gold! Then, what the heck did the Treasury do with
    the gold? The Treasury is part of the government that is accountable for an
    audit, unlike the Federal Reserve. We should audit it & find out what they
    did with the gold!!

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  22. To all of you worrying about gold … If you're a working stiff like me ,
    you should worry about the taxes the government takes out at pay day . And
    then turns around and takes more taxes out of everything we buy …. are
    they taxing us twice or am i miss thinking ????

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  23. Despite a recent decrease in physical demand both from Asia and in western
    markets, the fundamentals driving the market have not changed and will be
    supportive. Demand has abated after the record levels of demand seen at the
    height of the Greek debt crisis in November and December.

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