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It is interestig, isn't it, that everyone suddenly got up and said gold has
had its day. Despite my Moniker I am no "goldbug" and have no financial
interest in the metal or its paper derivatives. In fact, I have no
financial interest in anything I write about...as much due to a lack of
disposable income as ethical considerations.
It remains unclear to me whether gold is being stockpiled and controlled for
future use or covertly acquired to keep it from disrupting the plans of the
paper-hangers.
I remain one of the few voices who continue to consider that the
Rhodes-Milner complex as outlined by Quigley -- and undoubtedly modified to
a lage extent by world events etc -- is the ultimate beast that controls and
manipulates the vast quantities of black gold. The Bilderberg and Trilats
are arms of this beast rather than its heart, I think. I may well be wrong
as what evidence there is in support of this view is circumstantial at best.
It is more a gut instinct than anything else, I suppose.
However, I was struck by a comment made by Rhodes in a letter to W T Stead
in 1891 in which Rhodes spoke of his plans and poutlined his belief that the
only way forward was via a secret society that was committed to
"...absorbing the wealth of the world to be devoted to such an object."
Whatever one thinks of Rhodes and his secret societies, imagine the scope of
such a vision.
Lord Grey, another important Rhodes-Milner figure once belittled the
Canadian, A J Glazebrook (also a very significant person in the Group)
because "he made no real effort to accumulate wealth."
The conclusion I draw from these two statements is that an integral part of
the Rhodes-Milner secret plan was to literally acquire the wealth of the
world in order to control the world. Recent statistics show that the vast
bulk of the wealth of the world is already in the hands of an
infinitesimally small number of extremely wealthly individuals.
This being the case, the question I ask is what part gold has played or is
yet to play in this. My guess is that the powers that be are only to aware
of the intrinsic fragility of fiat money and that a day of reckoning will
one day arrive. I suspect that day will be when most of the real tangible
assets of the world are in the proper hands.
For what it is worth this is my conspiracy theory. I could easily be wrong.
I am no economist (but then economists are no economists). But what I am
certain of is the degree of importance which the elite place on acquiring
and controlling black gold and utilising collateral trading programmes.
These are at the very top of their agenda, I believe.
For publishing Project Hammer I have been taking some heavy flak in some of
the quiet and darker corners of the world. This, in addition to being
unpleasant has also been instructive. I now question the wisdom of
revealing what was, until two months ago, one of the best kept secrets of
banking and finance and elite actions.
I saw in a micro way how the beast controls things, and it ain't pretty. A
little scary, in fact.
David
> As far back as 1978, every banking course I took had a professor who
> would undoubtedly bad mouth gold. It was amazing. They would say it
> had no intrinsic value and predict that, in the future, gold's
> importance in int'l business would attenuate. Fordham
> University/NYU/Columbia University to mention some of the
> institutions.
>
> In a strict, utilitarian sense, gold has no intrinsic value other
> than the fact that it enjoys a relatively stable, unchanging supply.
> it
> is impossible to duplicate, and it is unreactive in terms of
> oxidation - a perfect medium upon which to base a marker of value.
> Scarce, immutable, malleable and pleasant to look at; however, you
> can't get high by ingesting it. It won't heat your home, and, unless
> you clunk somebody in the noggin with it, it is not much of a weapon.
>
> Oil is most certainly stockpiled (US reserves are appox. 700 million
> barrels) as are arms. (did you ever read Fletcher Prouty's essays on
> the migration of armaments from the Pacific theatre of WWII to
> specific locations like Korea and Viet Nam?) Drugs are a kind of
> agribusiness, so stockpiling only makes sense when long term
> production/lab work is not feasible. (didn't the Afghan farmers
> stockpile
> their excess poppy production in Pakistan?)
>
> Of course gold will serve a purpose; however, I believe it will
> become a restricted use item, the purview of elite criminals and
> multinational corporations - that may be a redundant statement, but
> I'll take my chances.
>
>
>
> --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "David Guyatt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > snip...
> >
> > > Do you really think Gold is as important as Drugs, Oil and Arms in
> > > the big equation. I'll take the latter three over the former any
> day
> > > of the week and twice on Sunday.
> >
> > unsnip
> >
> > Yes, I think gold is at least as important and is probably, in the
> scheme of
> > things, a lot more important. The others you mention are unarguably
> > "commodities" whereas gold is viewed, even by todays scewed
> standards, both
> > as a commodity and as money (to wit: central banks still hold gold
> reserves
> > but so far as I'm aware no stockpiles of guns, oil or drugs).
> >
> > > I think that if two or three generations of businessmen see no
> > > glitter in gold, the behind the scenes guys will hoard it all for
> > > themselves while the rest of us look upon it as a vestige of
> ancient
> > > commerce with about as much use as the appendix in the human body.
> >
> > Accumuation has already happened and controls are in place. My
> view is that
> > it would be wrong to place too much emphasis on what happens in the
> > over-market. The official market functions to divert attention in
> addition
> > to other short-term strategic uses. All the real action takes
> places behind
> > the scenes, unreported and unaccounted for. The latest bout of
> gold price
> > "fixing" beginning approximately 1995 (or thereabouts) is hardly
> the first
> > time this has happened. After all it stems from the London "fix."
> that
> > originally dated from 1919 - a date that has its own important
> story.
> >
> > In regard to the suppression of the gold price - in addition to the
> GATA
> > line espoused - there is also the fact that a low gold price makes
> it
> > uneconomic for God knows how many Third World nations (and some not
> so
> > "third") to extract gold at a profit. Whether by design or by
> accident this
> > results in gold that would otherwise be extracted remaining below
> ground.
> >
> > Where it awaits a rainy day or perhaps another purpose.
> >
> > David
> >
> > David Guyatt
> > http://www.deepblacklies.co.uk
> >
> > THE PROJECT HAMMER FILE
> > THE SECRET GOLD TREATY
> > THE BILDERBERG FILE
> >
> > >
> > > --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], David Goldman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > > I was wondering about something. Is it reasonable to assume that
> > > the drug
> > > > trafficking industry is involved in controling gold prices to
> > > accumulate
> > > > large positions for themselves?? Would this explain the slow
> rise
> > > in gold
> > > > prices despite the faltering western economy??
> > > >
> > > > David Goldman
> > >
> > >
> > >
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