Krumme Tour mit Buba-Gold

Zur hochverdächtigen Aktion, dass die 37 Tonnen Gold, die die Deutsche Bundesbank aus Übersee in Empfang nahm, vor dem Transport eingeschmolzen und neugegossen wurden, erhielt ich interessante Überlegungen von Goldmarktanalyst Harvey Organ. Ihm zufolge sind Deutschland und die USA Zeugen krimineller Aktivitäten von Regierungsbehörden.

Von Lars Schall

Harvey Organ hat Finanzen an der McMaster University studiert (MBA 1972). Seine Website ist Harvey Organ’s Daily Gold and Silver Report. Er schrieb mir:

Hallo Lars,
in der ursprünglichen Ankündigung der Buba vom Januar 2013 sagte ein Herr mit Namen Thiele, dass sie eine komplette Prüfung des Goldes durchführen wollten, das von der Federal Reserve Bank von New York und der Banque de France kommt, und dass 150 Tonnen durch den Audit-Prozess gehen würden. Ich denke, das würde Untersuchungen und verschiedene andere Tests der Authentizität und des rechtmäßigen Eigentums der Barren bedeuten, die durchgeführt werden müssen.

Ich bin nicht sicher, ob Deutschland die Barrenummern oder die Gewichte der Goldbarren hat, die zu London Good Delivery Bars umgeschmolzen wurden.

Ich bin mir sicher, dass das Gold, das nach Frankfurt kommt, eingeschmolzene Münzen sind.

1933 beschlagnahmten die USA viel Gold der US-Bürger und schmolzen alle der 1933er Double Eagles, Single Eagles und andere einzelne Jahrgänge wie 1932, 1931, 1930 ein.

Die einzigen Goldmünzen, die nicht eingeschmolzen wurden, waren die 1932er 10 Dollar-Münzen.

Während der frühen 1950er Jahre hielten die USA fast 90% der weltweiten offiziellen Goldreserven.

Die USA verfeinerten ihr beschlagnahmtes Gold niemals, und alles in allem waren es rund 6900 Tonnen. Die USA erhöhten den Goldpreis von $ 20,67 auf $ 35,00 im Jahre 1934, und der Vorgang sah einen massiven Zustrom von offiziellen .999er Gold in die USA hinein.

Das eingeschmolzene Münzen-Gold ging komplett nach Fort Knox im Jahre 1937, und die anderen Depots halten mit Fort Knox zusammen den Rest. Die anderen Lagerstellen sind wie folgt:

West Point;
Denver;
Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

Die Federal Reserve Bank von New York diente auch als Depot für ausländisches Gold, aber im Gegensatz zum Gold in der Bank of England ist dieses Gold zweckgebunden / gekennzeichnet (earmarked) und kann nicht ausgeliehen werden.

Die große Frage ist diese:

Wie hat die Federal Reserve Bank von New York eingeschmolzenes Münzen-Gold erhalten, da es dieses Gold nur in Fort Knox gab? Die USA haben großen Aufwand betrieben, um der Welt klarzumachen, dass kein Gold je Fort Knox verlassen habe.

Warum war es notwendig, das Gold in den USA neu zu gießen und nicht in Frankfurt?

Es scheint, dass beide Länder, Deutschland und die USA, Zeugen krimineller Aktivitäten von Regierungsbehörden sind, da alles offizielle Gold den Bürgern gehört und nicht verkauft werden kann, es sei denn, der Kongress und der Bundestag entschieden sich dazu.

Cheers,
Harvey.

Des Weiteren können Sie noch die Überlegungen von Bill Holter unter der Überschrift “Monkey Business!“ auf der Website der Miles Franklin Precious Metals Specialists interessieren.

Holter schreibt:

Over the weekend GATA reported that Lars Schall has had correspondence with the Bundesbank regarding Germany’s planned repatriation of gold:

http://www.gata.org/node/13458

As you know, Germany has reported that 37.5 tons were delivered last year, which is about 50 tons shy of what was the announced plan last January and was expected to be delivered over the course of 2013. Peter Boehringer (Germany’s equivalent of GATA’s Chris Powell here in the States) asked many questions of the Bundesbank, the most central being: Why was this gold „recast“ before being returned?

As there has not been an audit of Fort Knox since the 1950’s, nor a bar list made public since this German gold was claimed to have been deposited with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York back in the 1950s, this is a can of worms that has already been opened and any „answer“ will only lead to more questions.

So why exactly would the gold need to be recast before sending it back?

Never mind the obvious question that we’ve already asked. Why will it take up to eight years to send the Germans their gold?

You see, gold has a „fingerprint.“ Once it is refined down to 99.999 percent pure, the fingerprint is erased. For example, the „coin melt“ that came from the 1934 confiscation has a fingerprint of 90 percent purity. The gold the Soviet Union was selling back in 1990 was 89 percent pure and had the czar’s stamp on it, which was a dead giveaway that they were out of gold (money). They collapsed within six months and it was foretold by this „fingerprinted gold.“

For these 37.5 tons to be recast brings up the question: Where did it come from? Was this the original gold that was safe-kept? Or was the German gold leased out a hundred times over and is this gold being recast and returned from another source?

Is this like the bank employee or even retail cashier who stole from the register with the intent of replacing it before anyone found out?

This is a very legitimate question because we know for a fact that demand has outstripped supply for 20 years or more — and the supply had to come from somewhere, right?

If the gold was held on an „allocated,“ basis then the bars should at most need a feather duster to clean them up before shipment — unless they are not the same bars.

There is no other explanation for this, as the New York Fed would have no incentive to go through the process of recasting (refining?) even an ounce if the Fed was shipping what was originally stored. Germany would not and should not expect its gold back in form other than how it was originally delivered to the New York Fed.

I call „monkey business“ on this one because there are just too many questions. The questions collectively all have the same obvious answers. All these obvious answers point to the same conclusion: The German gold that is being delivered is not the same gold that was supposedly deposited more than 50 years ago. That their 300+ tons (20 percent of the supposed total of Germany’s gold in New York) will take more than eight years to deliver means that it’s not just sitting in a corner collecting dust and waiting patiently to be delivered — it was mobilized and „used“ years ago. The conspiracy wackos who used to be laughed at with their (our) farfetched questions and claims had merit after all — and all along the way!

Please remember that even though this gold that has been delivered no longer has any fingerprint left to it, foreigners can (and will) eventually come to the obvious conclusion. The process may take longer and be far more complex and obfuscated than the Soviets delivering gold with the czar’s stamp on it, but the result will be the same.

We live in an era where everything is supported by confidence, so how confident will anyone be if (when) it is known that the gold is long gone?

This is a very serious question and is the core reason I have been screaming to buy gold for more than 15 years no matter what the price has been. Any price between $252 and $1,920 over the last 15 years has been too low by orders of magnitude. In my opinion you could add a zero to the prices of gold and silver and still possibly not have the price necessary to clear the market.

We will not know exactly how much monkey business has already gone on until the music stops. Whatever levels gold and silver do finally settle out to when the dust clears will be an indicator as to exactly how much. All you need to do is read the questions that are being asked and then use common sense. Any and all questions speak to one thing: There has been fraud. Gold and silver in their physical forms are anti-fraud and will be priced accordingly after the revelation.

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