Help w/buying gold

[jpinpb]

China admits to hoarding gold

[nostradamus]

The U.S. also has a lot of gold, biggest stockpile in the world I think. Enough, IMO, to manipulate the gold market, especially if they do it with help from European governments.

Just sayin’. Look into it.

Sixty percent of the current gold reserves are held by U.S., Germany, France, Switzerland and Italy. Data provided by the World Gold Council.

[nostradamus]

The U.S. also has a lot of gold, biggest stockpile in the world I think. Enough, IMO, to manipulate the gold market, especially if they do it with help from European governments.

Just sayin’. Look into it.

Sixty percent of the current gold reserves are held by U.S., Germany, France, Switzerland and Italy. Data provided by the World Gold Council.

[nostradamus]

The U.S. also has a lot of gold, biggest stockpile in the world I think. Enough, IMO, to manipulate the gold market, especially if they do it with help from European governments.

Just sayin’. Look into it.

Sixty percent of the current gold reserves are held by U.S., Germany, France, Switzerland and Italy. Data provided by the World Gold Council.

[nostradamus]

The U.S. also has a lot of gold, biggest stockpile in the world I think. Enough, IMO, to manipulate the gold market, especially if they do it with help from European governments.

Just sayin’. Look into it.

Sixty percent of the current gold reserves are held by U.S., Germany, France, Switzerland and Italy. Data provided by the World Gold Council.

[nostradamus]

The U.S. also has a lot of gold, biggest stockpile in the world I think. Enough, IMO, to manipulate the gold market, especially if they do it with help from European governments.

Just sayin’. Look into it.

Sixty percent of the current gold reserves are held by U.S., Germany, France, Switzerland and Italy. Data provided by the World Gold Council.

[4plexowner]

“China admits to hoarding gold”

two significant points:

1. gold is not the barbarous relic that your Federal Reserve and govt would have you believe it is – only Western central banks are selling their gold (to keep its price down) – the Asians are buying

2. China has not only voiced their discontent with the US dollar, they have actively started moving away from the USD – this gold news comes on top of the currency exchanges China has done recently with several trade partners

Hard to imagine why the Chinese would be interested in gold

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[4plexowner]

“China admits to hoarding gold”

two significant points:

1. gold is not the barbarous relic that your Federal Reserve and govt would have you believe it is – only Western central banks are selling their gold (to keep its price down) – the Asians are buying

2. China has not only voiced their discontent with the US dollar, they have actively started moving away from the USD – this gold news comes on top of the currency exchanges China has done recently with several trade partners

Hard to imagine why the Chinese would be interested in gold

[img_assist|nid=10925|title=Fed Monetization|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=368|height=275]

[4plexowner]

“China admits to hoarding gold”

two significant points:

1. gold is not the barbarous relic that your Federal Reserve and govt would have you believe it is – only Western central banks are selling their gold (to keep its price down) – the Asians are buying

2. China has not only voiced their discontent with the US dollar, they have actively started moving away from the USD – this gold news comes on top of the currency exchanges China has done recently with several trade partners

Hard to imagine why the Chinese would be interested in gold

[img_assist|nid=10925|title=Fed Monetization|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=368|height=275]

[4plexowner]

“China admits to hoarding gold”

two significant points:

1. gold is not the barbarous relic that your Federal Reserve and govt would have you believe it is – only Western central banks are selling their gold (to keep its price down) – the Asians are buying

2. China has not only voiced their discontent with the US dollar, they have actively started moving away from the USD – this gold news comes on top of the currency exchanges China has done recently with several trade partners

Hard to imagine why the Chinese would be interested in gold

[img_assist|nid=10925|title=Fed Monetization|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=368|height=275]

[4plexowner]

“China admits to hoarding gold”

two significant points:

1. gold is not the barbarous relic that your Federal Reserve and govt would have you believe it is – only Western central banks are selling their gold (to keep its price down) – the Asians are buying

2. China has not only voiced their discontent with the US dollar, they have actively started moving away from the USD – this gold news comes on top of the currency exchanges China has done recently with several trade partners

Hard to imagine why the Chinese would be interested in gold

[img_assist|nid=10925|title=Fed Monetization|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=368|height=275]

[4plexowner]

“China called Sunday for reform of the global currency system, dominated by the dollar, which it said is the root cause of the global financial crisis. ”

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=CNG.d0b05e03449a3458184c8c136bfcc595.f01

understanding the current monetary system is important – until Nixon closed the gold window in 1971, international trade had gold as a foundation – Nixon’s action was a big “F You” to the rest of the world – they didn’t like it but they went along with it because of America’s economic and military dominance

the floating exchange rate system that most of us are familiar with rose up out of the vacuum created by Nixon’s action and it has gotten us to where we are today

my point is that the US screwed the world over in 1971 and the world wasn’t happy about it but had few choices other than to go along – now, the US is trying to monetize trillions of dollars worth of debt which is likely to significantly devalue, if not destroy, the US dollar – the world has more choices today than they did in the past and China is taking advantage of those choices

[4plexowner]

“China called Sunday for reform of the global currency system, dominated by the dollar, which it said is the root cause of the global financial crisis. ”

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=CNG.d0b05e03449a3458184c8c136bfcc595.f01

understanding the current monetary system is important – until Nixon closed the gold window in 1971, international trade had gold as a foundation – Nixon’s action was a big “F You” to the rest of the world – they didn’t like it but they went along with it because of America’s economic and military dominance

the floating exchange rate system that most of us are familiar with rose up out of the vacuum created by Nixon’s action and it has gotten us to where we are today

my point is that the US screwed the world over in 1971 and the world wasn’t happy about it but had few choices other than to go along – now, the US is trying to monetize trillions of dollars worth of debt which is likely to significantly devalue, if not destroy, the US dollar – the world has more choices today than they did in the past and China is taking advantage of those choices

[4plexowner]

“China called Sunday for reform of the global currency system, dominated by the dollar, which it said is the root cause of the global financial crisis. ”

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=CNG.d0b05e03449a3458184c8c136bfcc595.f01

understanding the current monetary system is important – until Nixon closed the gold window in 1971, international trade had gold as a foundation – Nixon’s action was a big “F You” to the rest of the world – they didn’t like it but they went along with it because of America’s economic and military dominance

the floating exchange rate system that most of us are familiar with rose up out of the vacuum created by Nixon’s action and it has gotten us to where we are today

my point is that the US screwed the world over in 1971 and the world wasn’t happy about it but had few choices other than to go along – now, the US is trying to monetize trillions of dollars worth of debt which is likely to significantly devalue, if not destroy, the US dollar – the world has more choices today than they did in the past and China is taking advantage of those choices

[4plexowner]

“China called Sunday for reform of the global currency system, dominated by the dollar, which it said is the root cause of the global financial crisis. ”

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=CNG.d0b05e03449a3458184c8c136bfcc595.f01

understanding the current monetary system is important – until Nixon closed the gold window in 1971, international trade had gold as a foundation – Nixon’s action was a big “F You” to the rest of the world – they didn’t like it but they went along with it because of America’s economic and military dominance

the floating exchange rate system that most of us are familiar with rose up out of the vacuum created by Nixon’s action and it has gotten us to where we are today

my point is that the US screwed the world over in 1971 and the world wasn’t happy about it but had few choices other than to go along – now, the US is trying to monetize trillions of dollars worth of debt which is likely to significantly devalue, if not destroy, the US dollar – the world has more choices today than they did in the past and China is taking advantage of those choices

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