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Some more clarifications and some more open questions regarding our recent topic "Gold" from Hadashi and some more Q&As afterwards about "How to be invisible" in the financial market. A topic which turned out to be of imminent value after the alleged "identity theft" of 3.9M personal data on its UPS-journey from Citigroup to Experian "data collectors":
Understanding the politics of gold... The subject is a complex one and one can easily get lost in the forest among the trees. But let me make seven points that are essential I think to understanding the politics of gold:
1) A distinction must be made between the holdings of the treasuries and respective central banks. Are they identical by law, identical in fact, or is there a separation of powers between the monetary authority of each in their different spheres?
2) Leased gold is still carried on the books of the audited institutions. Should these gold holdings be accounted as assets of these institutions, or are they as good as gone?
3) Given that the control of different central banks is split between state and private sectors, where does the final decision rest with the disposition of gold reserves available for leasing or sale?
4) US gold reserves ARE encumbered, i.e. they have been hypothecated presumably to the Federal Reserve System, as collateral for the "national debt." What parties now ultimately hold title to these assets?
5) Demonetization of gold DOES NOT mean that banking authorities do not "keep score" using gold reserves. It does mean that same banking authorities have severed the traditional relationship between gold and fiat issue.
6) There is a rumor that Bush Sr. in partnership with Barricks cut a deal with the Saudis to furnish gold-backed payments for oil. In the 1990's environment of the paradoxical concomitant fall in both gold prices and interest rates, born of an easy money policy run on expansion of money supply, this meant that the Saudis were receiving more ounces of gold for every barrel of oil sold.
There is a rumor that the Japanese received a similar secret deal for backing the dollar with commensurate yen issues.
7) Central bank holdings amount to one third of the approx. 140,000 tonnes of extant gold. What portion of the remainder has been concentrated in private accounts and are inauditable?
If he who has the gold still calls the tune, who is he?
Best...
-HADASHI-
Thank you! Let's call him - perhaps - "Goldfinger"!?
;-)
He even forwarded another interesting link with some revealing Q&As as well as further shared informations by contributors at: HOW TO BE INVISIBLE for your all convinience...
An excerpt:
Thomas CA 31: [5-26] “Interesting thing happened to me the other day, I was lost and I called directory assistance (from my Sprint cell phone) to get the # of the place I was going to. The operator told me she could give me directions if I needed it so i said yes. She immediately told me my EXACT location within about one block and I was driving on the freeway. i asked her how she could do this and she said that all Sprint phones have a GPS system in them. The days of triangulation are over. They can well pinpoint your exact location now.”