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General of Darkness
3rd December 2014, 09:51 AM
Interesting, once a jew is injected into the coup and the gold goes poof.

Ukraine Admits Its Gold Is Gone: "There Is Almost No Gold Left In The Central Bank Vault" http://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/pictures/picture-5.jpg (http://www.zerohedge.com/users/tyler-durden)
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Back in March, at a time when the IMF reported that Ukraine's official gold holdings as of the end of February, so just as the State Department-facilitated coup against former president Victor Yanukovich was concluding, amounted to 42.3 tonnes or 8% of reserves...
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... and notably under the previous "hated" president, Ukraine gold's reserves had constantly increased hitting a record high just before the presidential coup...
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... we reported of a strange incident that took place just after the Ukraine presidential coup, namely that according to at least one source, "in a mysterious operation under the cover of night, Ukraine's gold reserves were promptly loaded onboard an unmarked plane, which subsequently took the gold to the US." To wit (http://iskra-news.info/news/segodnja_nochju_iz_borispolja_v_ssha_strartoval_sa moljot_s_zolotym_zapasom_ukrainy/2014-03-07-9122):



Tonight, around at 2:00 am, an unregistered transport plane took off took off from Boryspil airport. According to Boryspil staff, prior to the plane's appearance, four trucks and two cargo minibuses arrived at the airport all with their license plates missing. Fifteen people in black uniforms, masks and body armor stepped out, some armed with machine guns. These people loaded the plane with more than forty heavy boxes.

After this, several mysterious men arrived and also entered the plane. The loading was carried out in a hurry. After unloading, the plateless cars immediately left the runway, and the plane took off on an emergency basis.

Airport officials who saw this mysterious "special operation" immediately notified the administration of the airport, which however strongly advised them "not to meddle in other people's business."

Later, the editors were called by one of the senior officials of the former Ministry of Income and Fees, who reported that, according to him, tonight on the orders of one of the "new leaders" of Ukraine, all the gold reserves of the Ukraine were taken to the United States.
Needless to say there was no official confirmation of any of this taking place, and in fact our report, in which we mused if the "price of Ukraine's liberation" was the handover of its gold to the Fed at a time when Germany was actively seeking to repatriate its own physical gold located at the bedrock of the NY Fed, led to the usual mainstream media mockery.
Until now.
In an interview on Ukraine TV, none other than the head of the Ukraine Central Bank made the stunning admission that "in the vaults of the central bank there is almost no gold left. There is a small amount of gold bullion left, but it's just 1% of reserves."

As Ukraina (http://ukraina.ru/news/20141116/1011178918.html)further reports, this stunning revelation means that not only has Ukraine been quietly depleting its gold throughout the year, but that the latest official number, according to which Ukraine gold was 8 times greater than the reported 1%, was fabricated, and that the real number is about 90% lower.



According to official statistics the NBU, the amount of gold in the vaults should be eight times more than is actually in stock. At the beginning of this month, the volume of gold was about $ 1 billion, or 8% of the total gold reserves. Now this is just one percent.
Of course, considering the official reserve data at the Central Bank has been clearly fabricated, one wonders just how long ago the actual gold "dmsplacement" took place.
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We get some additional information from Rusila (http://rusila.su/2014/11/16/zolotoj-zapas-ukrainy-ischez/):



According to recent data, the value of Ukraine gold should be $988.7 million. That is the value of gold proportion of gold in gold reserves is 8%. If you believe Gontareva, it turns out there is a mere $123.6 million in gold remaining.

The figure is fantastic, considering that the amount of gold at the end of February (when the new authorities have already taken key positions) was $1.8 billion or 12% of the reserves.

In other words, since the beginning of the year gold reserves dropped almost 16 times. Gold stock in February were approximately 21 tons of gold, the presence of which was once proudly reported by Sergei Arbuzov, who led the NBU in 2010-2012. So what happened to 20.8 tons of gold?

Explaining the dramatic reduction in the context of the hryvnia devaluation through gold sales is impossible. After all, 92% of the reserves of the National Bank is in the form of a foreign currency that is much easier to use to maintain hryvnia levels and cover current liabilities. Besides since March the international price of gold has plummeted. Selling ??gold under such circumstances is a crime. In fact it would be more expedient to increase gold reserves through currency conversion in precious metals.

But apparently the result is not due to someone's negligence or carelessness. The gold reserve has been actively carted out of the country, as a result of the very vague economic and political prospects of Ukraine. Something similar happened to the gold reserves of the USSR - when the Gorbachev elite realized that perestroika is leading the country to the abyss, gold simply disappeared in an unknown direction.
The article's conclusion:



As history shows, the reduction of the gold reserves in the context of an acute political crisis is usually preceded by the collapse of the state.
Oddly enough there was no official gold reduction just prior to the time when Victoria "Fuck the EU" Nuland (http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-02-06/fuck-eu-us-state-department-blasts-europe-revealed-alleged-mastermind-behind-ukraine)was planning Yanukovich's ouster, and as shown above, quite the contrary. It is a little more odd that it was during the period when Ukraine was "supported" by its western allies that several billion dollars worth of physical gold - the people's gold - just "vaporized."
In any event, now that the disappearance of Ukraine's gold has been confirmed, perhaps it is time to refresh the "unconfirmed" story that a little after the current Ukraine regime took power the bulk of Ukraine's gold was taken to the United States.
As of this writing, The NY Fed has still not answered our March request for a comment whether Ukraine's gold has been redomiciled at the gold vault located some 80 feet below Liberty 33.

mick silver
3rd December 2014, 10:08 AM
the United States has no gold ... ron paul show the world that . the United States maybe help move the gold but it went to the rothchild gold vault

EE_
3rd December 2014, 10:16 AM
Where do you think the tell tale "Jew Claw" came from...stealing and counting the gold.

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Neuro
3rd December 2014, 02:53 PM
the United States has no gold ... ron paul show the world that . the United States maybe help move the gold but it went to the rothchild gold vault
No doubt!

Serpo
3rd December 2014, 03:18 PM
What do they want it for ,the SNB said gold just sits there and does nothing, ..........


.....................unlike fiat that rapidly devalues..............haha

mick silver
3rd December 2014, 03:21 PM
once they have it all we will see what it real true values of gold is and lts not forget about silver

Serpo
3rd December 2014, 03:29 PM
I suppose we could of told them months ago their gold was gone but that would of ruined the fun................

Ukraine gets a new gov , gold gets stolen , now he gets to run a country with pure fiat , evryone else is doing it so why not.............

These people seem a little misguided , dont they know that fiat is where its at now days, how backward.

Silver Rocket Bitches!
3rd December 2014, 03:29 PM
That chart says that Canada only has 3 tons of gold. Seems low for a country that has so much mining.

Serpo
3rd December 2014, 03:34 PM
That chart says that Canada only has 3 tons of gold. Seems low for a country that has so much mining.

Reserve Bank's gold sale cost us $5bn

The Australian (http://www.theaustralian.com.au)
January 11, 2011 12:00AM




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THE Reserve Bank sold most of the nation's gold reserves more than a decade ago because the board believed its price would remain flat

They believed also the commodity would not play a role in a future financial crisis.
The decision to sell 167 tonnes of the bank's reserves has cost the nation about $5 billion based on today's soaring price of almost $1400 an ounce.
A board paper recommending the decision to sell conceded that gold served as "insurance against a breakdown in the international financial system", but it then dismissed the need for holding this valuable asset. The paper has been obtained by The Australian under Freedom of Information laws.
The paper also said Australia need not worry about selling the assets because it had vast reserves of the commodity, yet the latest figures from Geoscience Australia show that known reserves will be exhausted with 30 years.
The RBA revealed in July 1997 that over a six-month period, it had sold 167 tonnes, reducing Australia's reserves to just 80 tonnes. At this time, the value of its gold assets fell from $3.6bn to about $1.1bn.
The RBA's sales pushed the world gold price down to an 11-year low, returning just $2.4bn for the gold that was sold via a single broker engaged without a tender.
The same amount of gold would be worth about $7.4bn today.
The decision to sell the reserves was approved by then RBA governor Ian Macfarlane and then treasurer Peter Costello.
The paper justified the decision to dramatically reduce the bank's holdings by arguing that gold had been a poor investment, and that Australia need not worry about access to financial markets during another economic crisis.
Since this decision, the world financial system has suffered severe stress, first with the dotcom bust in 2000, then the 9/11 attack the following year and, more recently, the near collapse of the global financial system in 2008.
The spectacular rise in the price of gold in recent years shows that it is clearly playing a role in the GFC and its aftermath.
The RBA's public statement was co-signed by Ric Battellino, who is now deputy governor of the bank. At the time, he served as assistant governor for financial markets.
The RBA paper noted at the time that gold holdings in the US and Europe remained high, with the US holding 75 per cent of its reserve assets in gold.
"Central banks traditionally hold gold because of its ability to be used in the event of a crisis in the international financial system; it is the only reserve asset that is not a claim on some other government, international institution or bank. However, over the past two or three decades, the world has experienced a number of economic 'crises', but gold played no part in coping with them," the paper said.
The paper argued that continuing development of financial system meant that circumstances which would require Australia to call upon our gold holdings for economic reasons looked increasingly remote.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/nation/reserve-banks-gold-sale-cost-us-5bn/story-e6frg6nf-1225985231872?nk=1787b7c05d5861992b3647167d96cd20

Serpo
3rd December 2014, 03:38 PM
Reserve Bank of Australia Admits 99.9% of Australia's Gold Reserves are held at the Bank of England




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Bank of England, City of London




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Gold Scales in the RBA Museum, Sydney. Obviously they are kept behind glass as there is no longer any need for them.


After a campaign throughout 2012 to seek clarity in regards to the location of Australia's Gold Reserves the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has confirmed today in an email to me that 99.9% of their Gold Reserves are held in the gold vault of the Bank of England.

Please read below for the text of the RBA's email response to me dated 19/12/12:


Thank you for your email.


As at end-June 2011 the Reserve Bank of Australia held 80 tonnes of gold in London Good Delivery bars. The Reserve Bank holds 99.9 per cent of its gold reserves in the United Kingdom at the Bank of England. The remaining 0.1 per cent is held at the Reserve Bank’s Head Office in Sydney.


London is a major global gold trading market and the Bank of England provides a secure and cost-effective storage location for central banks and market participants. The Reserve Bank has processes in place to ensure that the gold reserves are maintained appropriately. It is not considered necessary from management, security or operational perspectives to relocate the gold bars to a facility in Australia.


The Reserve Bank has reviewed its approach to releasing details about its management of the physical reserves of gold and decided to release the above information.


Please note that we answered your previous questions as a routine public enquiry. The FOI Act concerns itself with the release of documents, rather than answering questions, so a request must seek documents to be valid.


Regards


Chris Collins | Manager | Media & Public Relations Office
RESERVE BANK OF AUSTRALIA | 65 Martin Place, Sydney NSW 2000







http://ausbullion.blogspot.com.au/2012/12/reserve-bank-of-australia-admits-999-of.html

mick silver
3rd December 2014, 03:40 PM
1 United States Tonnes 0 reserves 0

mick silver
3rd December 2014, 03:44 PM
18 United Kingdom Rothschild Tonnes all the gold reserves 100%

Serpo
3rd December 2014, 03:45 PM
That chart says that Canada only has 3 tons of gold. Seems low for a country that has so much mining.

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The Bank of Canada’s Gold Hoards
Thursday, January 31st, 2013 by David Howden (http://mises.ca/posts/author/david_howden/) posted in Banking (http://mises.ca/posts/category/banking-2/), Capitalism (http://mises.ca/posts/category/capitalism/), Economics (http://mises.ca/posts/category/economics/).


0 1 0 6http://1y4o79syc6g4difua2cvof9qco.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Carney-gold-300x168.jpeg (http://mises.ca/?attachment_id=4591)With the media abuzz about German Bundesbank´s plan to repatriate its gold holdings (http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/germany-plans-to-repatriate-billions-in-gold-from-new-york-paris-report/article7406512/) held in foreign lands, officials at the Bank of Canada must be a little embarrassed. Not only does the BoC not have any gold holdings in foreign countries to ask for, it lacks any substantial gold holdings at all.
The Bank of Canada today holds less gold (http://www.24hgold.com/english/stat_country_detail.aspx?titre=central%20bank%20go ld%20reserves%20%28in%20ounces%29&pays=Canada&deid=19576B1670) than at any other point in its 79 year history. The total reserve of just over 3 tons pales in comparison to the highest level recorded in its history – 1,023 tons in 1965. This means that there are about 0.003 ounces of gold sitting in reserve at the BoC for every Canadian, or just a little under $5.80 at today´s market prices.
Of course, one can easily ask what difference it makes. Like all fiat currencies, the Canadian dollar is nonredeemable. If you go to your bank and ask for something in exchange for a beautiful new twenty dollar bill the best you can hope for are two tens.
Even though it is nonredeemable, the gold in a central bank´s vaults serves two purposes.
First, as I discussed here (http://mises.ca/posts/articles/will-the-bank-of-canada-join-the-gold-rush/) and here (http://mises.org/daily/5824/Explaining-Central-Banks-Gold-Purchases), it is an asset that is steady in value and aids central banks in maintaining their operations. Central banks are not so different than private banks. Both hold assets and liabilities – in the BoC´s case, its assets include government of Canada bonds and its liabilities are comprised mostly of the currency outstanding. Central banks, much like private banks, don´t wish to go bankrupt. Partly this is to protect their independence. Central banks covet their independence from the governments that grant them their monopoly right to control the money supply. If the Bank of Canada entered insolvency tomorrow, there would be a bailout coming from Ottawa. And you better bet there will be increased political attention on the BoC´s operations as a result. I´m sure that central bankers at the BoC are not gluttons for the paperwork, overtime and other forms of pain this could entail.
Of course, the BoC could only enter insolvency if its assets lost value below its liabilities. (Its liabilities, being compromised mostly of currency, are fixed at par value, and as such cannot change in value.) A potential source of a loss of value on its assets could come from default – whether partial or full – on the assets it holds. The government of Canada is not the least fiscally responsible one in the world. Yet as I have outlined here (http://mises.ca/posts/articles/how-sound-is-canadas-fiscal-house/), Canada ranks among the illustrious peer group of the United Kingdom and Portugal as the only other developed country to have debt-GDP levels above 90% for the government, household and corporate sectors. (Maybe this extreme indebtedness will help Mark Carney feel at home as he returns to the UK to take over the Bank of England´s helm.)
Holding gold erases the possibility that a central bank will have to turn to its government for help, along with the increased oversight that will come with it.
The second reason why gold in a central bank´s vault makes sense is that, well, something has to be there, and it might as well be gold. In order for a central bank to alter the money supply without causing undue disruptions to the economy, it must undertake a process called sterilization. This relatively simple procedure involves buying or selling an asset whenever the money supply is increased or decreased. If the central bank did not do this important step, it would be forced to give newly issued money directly to some parties, resulting in large wealth redistributions.
It is commonly argued that instead of holding gold in its vault and not earning interest on it, the central bank should just hold another risk-free asset in the form of government bonds. It will earn a little interest on these bond holdings, and thus be able to pay off some of its operating costs.
This strategy is indeed cost reducing for the Bank of Canada, with an important caveat. The government of Canada must make good on the bonds that the BoC holds. Increasingly it is becoming clear that the government is jeopardizing its financial stability by spending beyond its means and running deficits.
And this brings us to the core part of the argument. Her Majesty´s Government of Canada runs a deficit (http://www.montrealgazette.com/business/Canada+secret+weapon+protecting+credit+rating/6580772/story.html) in part because it is cheap to do so. Interest rates on federal bonds are quite low. One reason why these interest rates are low is because the Bank of Canada stands ready to continue buying these debt issuances in a bid to hold on its own balance sheet as it increases the money supply. By pledging to purchase and hold on its balance sheet federal bonds, the BoC allows the government to take on a more precarious financial position than would otherwise be the case. The culmination of this process could be a loss on the BoC´s assets, if the government gets to the point of default.
Gold is not a barbarous relic for a central bank. The Bank of Canada, by shedding its gold reserves to the point where it holds less than Bolivia, Bangladesh, Cambodia or Macedonia (http://www.internationalman.com/global-perspectives/the-bank-of-canada-has-virtually-no-gold-backing-the-canadian-dollar), has placed itself in a difficult position. Refraining from buying federal debt now would cause interest rates to rise, and potentially endanger the government´s solvency. While this outlook is none too pleasing, the threat of insolvency would send a strong signal to Ottawa to get the government´s finances back on track. Threatening to recommence gold purchases to hold in its reserves at the expense of government bonds is an easy option available to the BoC. The federal government doesn´t have to listen to too many people, but in this case, the Bank of Canada has the ability to make the government an offer it can´t refuse.

http://mises.ca/posts/articles/the-bank-of-canadas-gold-hoards/

Serpo
3rd December 2014, 03:47 PM
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1 United States Tonnes 0 reserves
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fixed it.............

mick silver
3rd December 2014, 03:50 PM
serpo this is there new gun I heard is on order http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/MTIwMFgxNjAw/z/BaEAAMXQxKxSGSWJ/$(KGrHqRHJFUFI(bQU9E,BSGSWI3CIQ~~60_35.JPGalso new ammo on back order http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/ec/f3/f1/ecf3f1f7db6f251248dc3c99e927a309.jpg

Serpo
3rd December 2014, 03:52 PM
Canada 3 tons of gold reserves ........haha thats crazy.....


FIAT is like a religion..............believe in it , it is real , because WE said.....uh OK.........

mick silver
3rd December 2014, 03:55 PM
new ar15 on back order http://galleryplus.ebayimg.com/ws/web/230989916572_1_0_1/1000x1000.jpg

Serpo
3rd December 2014, 04:00 PM
Right mick , it looks like that is whats shaping up , the toothless tiger...........


Starting to think O is working more for the Russians and is a communist..........

America has ended up a place to rape and pilliage......

mick silver
3rd December 2014, 04:05 PM
also new Cap Gun Machine Gun http://www.nicholscapguns.com/graphics/scrapbook/others/panther-machine-gun-t.jpghttp://i00.i.aliimg.com/img/pb/724/826/396/396826724_476.jpg