Here is
what Powell had to say: “Eric, this is a report written to the executive
board of the International Monetary Fund from March 1999 about the efforts of
the IMF staff to improve accountability in world central bank accounting. The
report explains how the IMF staff proposed to require central banks to
distinguish their gold loans and gold swaps from their gold reserves so the
world could see exactly how Western central bank gold reserves were
disposed.
The report goes on to explain that when the central
banks saw that accountability would be demanded of them for their gold loans and
swaps, they panicked. The report says that the central banks surveyed by the
IMF staff objected to this precise accounting of their gold reserves.
They said disclosure of gold loans and swaps would be
what they called, “Highly market-sensitive” and disclosure would interfere with
their secret interventions in the currency markets. This is an admission....
“It’s a survey of the Western central banks, of the
concerns the central banks had about accountability with their gold reserves.
It is an acknowledgement that the Western central banks are actively involved in
the gold market every day with their gold loans and swaps.
The purpose of this gold trading is market
manipulation. It’s an admission that gold loans and swaps must be concealed to
facilitate the gold market rigging that is under way by the Western central
banks.
Four former Chairmen of the Federal Reserve have
admitted, in one form or another, that central banks rig the gold price. We
have an admission from a former Dutch central banker that the gold market is
rigged at the behest of the United States. So I’m not surprised these general
points should come out.
But I’m thrilled they should come out so
authoritatively from a major international central bank institution, the IMF, as
the result of a survey of all of the major central banks. This is as
authoritative (an admission) as we are likely ever going to get that central
banks are actively involved, in secret, in the gold market, and conceal their
gold data because disclosure, accountability, would bust up their whole market
rigging schemes..."
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