Ron Paul on German anti-Fed protests and gold

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An audio interview with Ron Paul on the subject of protests in Germany and the whereabouts of Germany's gold. He also discusses the demonization of protestors.

Anti-Fed and anti-war demonstrations in Germany have spread to a hundred cities and now to two more countries. But why should Germans and other Europeans be protesting the U.S. Federal Reserve? Charles Goyette and Ron Paul talk about the protests in Germany and about an alarming new twist in the grassroots movement seeking the return of German gold purportedly held by the Fed.
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Audio at link:
http://www.moneyandmarkets.com/podc...-demonstrations-germany-mystery-germanys-gold
 
Related. All is well. Nothing to see here.

Germany has decided its gold is safe in American hands.

Surging mistrust of the euro during Europe’s debt crisis fed a campaign to bring Germany’s entire $141 billion gold reserve home from New York and London. Now, after politics shifted in Chancellor Angela Merkel’s coalition, the government has concluded that stashing half its bullion abroad is prudent after all.

“The Americans are taking good care of our gold,” Norbert Barthle, the budget spokesman for Merkel’s Christian Democratic bloc in parliament, said in an interview. “Objectively, there’s absolutely no reason for mistrust.”

Ending talk of repatriating the world’s second-biggest gold reserves removes a potential irritant in U.S.-German relations.
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More:
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-...s-in-new-york-in-rebuff-to-euro-doubters.html
 
US Banking Cabal via political puppets to German government,


Leave your nonexistent GOLD in the U.S. vaults or; Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Volkwagen, Bayer, Seimens, SAP, et al are out of business in the U.S. Additionally, the U.S. will cut off all contracts to German companies, local contractors, and the $10s of BILLIONS annually in DOD military installations subsidizing the German economy.



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Ending talk of repatriating the world’s second-biggest gold reserves removes a potential irritant in U.S.-German relations.

It's just so transparent. Why would repatriating the gold between friendly nations be an issue at all, unless there was no gold to send.
 
I would love someone to get into the NY Fed with a hidden camera and show the world that there is nothing in there but gold-painted tungsten and empty cages with IOU's pinned to them.
 
I would love someone to get into the NY Fed with a hidden camera and show the world that there is nothing in there but gold-painted tungsten and empty cages with IOU's pinned to them.

Or find out how many different claims there are on each bar.
 
It says it’s sensible to store part of the reserves outside the country so they can be swapped more easily for foreign currency in an emergency.

ok...might have a sensible reason
 
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