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Jim Roache
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Looting America’s Gold

- Eric de Carbonnel - Market Skeptics

Sorry but you are mistaken. There has been a financial coup d'etat in America on a number of fronts. The power of the Fed is well known as is that of the regional offices, but aside from that, the socialization of huge amounts of debt and toxic assets by the investment banks and similar organizations as well as their traditional roll of controlling the price of bullion in NY (regardless of what spot price is set at LBMA twice daily to protect the USD and its world reserve status) do not come without quid pro quos. Then add to that the lobbying effort, translation the buying of elected office for politicians, often scouted at Bilderberg and such think tanks, by those who control Wall Street and the Banks and are major shareholders in the Fed and it is asking too much of the reader to simply suspend disbelief to the point of accepting that politicians are anything but puppets, actors or worse. Case in point - the dilution of the Financial Services Acts of recent date to the point at which they are farcical - coming on the heels of a Great Recession, should remove any doubt about who is in control. Letting things stand as they are ensures another Recession or worse. The American "Power Elite", bring both corporatists, bankers and a globalist function outside the laws and regulations (i.e. the jurisdiction) of any sovereign nation. Elitists use money to seize power and then they control everything to their own advantage - because they hold the people in total contempt and because they thing they sincerely believe they can run things (up to and including the planet) far better than elected governments.

In the process. in addition to a list of crimes and misdemeanours as long as your arm, they have created paper gold (an oxymoron); they lease it, swap it, leverage it and apparently even stuff bullion in it. There have been several cases before the courts and regulators in the past few years in which banks and vaults have settled voluntarily or via the courts for various breeches involving metals. By keeping the price down, and you can watch it drop daily in NY, they do the government a service, arguably, but what a huge disservice is gone to those holding bullion, storing bullion, holding certificated, ETFs, and pooled metals, among other things. Am I to believe that when demand ran amok last week for gold in the EU and Japan that it was the government who somehow stopped any upward movement in price. I can assure you, neither the government nor the regulators, nor most certainly the justice system is that capable.

Yes politicians overspend, and banks are delighted when they do. There is no government on this planet that is not now a pawn because of debt or deals cut amongst elites to magnify their power. You are now the citizen of a civil state run by unelected, often anonymous power brokers, who buy and sell politicians like candy. To believe otherwise is dangerously naive.

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