Thousands of 28 lb bars of 24-carat gold stored in the Bank of England's massive underground vault
Readers might cut and paste these thank-you letters and send them off to their respective New World Order proponents.
Rothschild BankIn the U.S., the list of gold hoard sites is probably topped by 33 Liberty St. in New York City and Fort Knox, which, alas, may have only fake gold bars (gold-plated tungsten).
1 King William Street
London
UK
EC4N 7AR
Dear sirs:
Please forward this to the family members that pull the strings for their puppet Central Banks including the Bank of England and the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank.
The fractional reserve system, charging nations interest for printing their fiat currencies, the control of governments to tax their people to pay for your banking mistakes and your other schemes to pillage the wealth of nations and their citizens are ingenious. Congratulations.
Special thanks for accumulating gold and most especially, putting all the gold bars in vaults in a relatively few, easy-to-find places. Yes, one can marvel at the many photographs published of stacks of gold bars from floor to ceiling in those vaults.
Let us assume that you have accumulated all this gold to return it to the people who earned it. Needless to say, the people will soon be coming to get their gold. Recall that the same people who built the vaults have the skills to disassemble them. Also, they have the jack hammers, torches and other demolition equipment required.
If it would not be too much trouble, could you please melt all those gold bars and produce one oz. coins? This would make the distribution of the gold hoards to their rightful owners much more convenient to implement.
Many thanks and most cordially,
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[Your name here]
One might forecast a rather messy situation when millions of people surround major gold storage vaults. Such "Get Your Gold" rallies -- or better, encampments -- of millions could, however, be a totally peaceful transfer of power. For the U.S., this would amount to about one oz. of gold per person.
The old maxim is "He who has the gold rules". At present, the major gold hoarders include the banking cartel with their Central Banks and international front organizations such as the IMF and BIS. Hence, the cartel rules. The corresponding governments and their people are the ruled. According to the maxim, the only way for the people to achieve freedom is (A) to store their own wealth (resulting from labor and production) in gold and silver -- real money before the fiat currency system collapses and (B) recover gold wealth taken previously through fiat currency fraud.
Thank you, J P Morgan Chase
Jamie Dimon, Chairman and CEOAs far as I know, Independent is the first to consider the plausible forecast that silver price could exceed gold price, based on the simple fundamental that gold supply vastly exceeds silver supply. Consider that platinum is more scarce than gold and commands a higher price than gold. Now think about the relative scarcity of silver with respect to gold. You read it here first.
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
270 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10017-2070
Dear Mr. Dimon,
The undersigned wish to extend their profound thanks to you, J P Morgan Chase, and your fellow "too big to fail" bullion banks, for your unprecedented and most generous "Going Out of Business" sale for gold and silver. The small investor and working people with disposable income to add to savings have seldom been blessed with the opportunity to place savings in assets like gold and silver at deep-discount, artificially suppressed prices, mostly due to your naked short selling.
Perhaps your most beneficent contribution is the huge J P Morgan naked short position in silver. With above-ground supplies of silver much less than those of gold, your position is heroic, given that silver price could surpass gold price.
While it is rumored that J P Morgan is slowly covering its silver short positions, it would be most appreciated if you and colleagues could knock down precious metal price one last time, with silver to, say, $10 - $15 USD per once.
Sincerely,
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[Your name here]
© 2010 James J Keene
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