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Now the Federal Reserve, and the Illuminati, had control of all the gold in the country.<br />

In 1934, the value of gold increased to $35 an ounce, which produced a $3 billion profit for<br />

the Government. But when the price of gold increases, the value of the dollar decreases. Our<br />

dollar has not been worth 100 cents since 1933, when we were taken off of the Gold Standard. In<br />

1974, our dollar was worth 22-1/2 cents, and in 1983 it was only worth 38 cents. In 2002, it took<br />

$13.88 to buy what cost $1.00 in 1933. Since our money supply had been limited to the amount<br />

of gold in Treasury reserves, when the value of the dollar decreased, more money was printed.<br />

The first United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference, held in Bretton Woods, New<br />

Hampshire, from July 1 to July 22, 1944, which was under the direction of Harry Dexter White<br />

(CFR member, and undercover Russian spy), established the policies of the International<br />

Monetary Fund. Its goals were to strip the United States of its gold reserves by giving it to other<br />

nations; and to merge with their industrial capabilities; as well as their economic, social,<br />

educational and religious policies; to facilitate a one-world government.<br />

Because of paying off foreign obligations and strengthening foreign economies, between<br />

1958 and 1968, the amount of gold bullion in the possession of the U.S. Treasury dropped by<br />

52%. Of the amount remaining, $12 billion was reserved by law for backing the paper money in<br />

circulation. Our money had been backed by a 25% gold reserve in accordance to a law that was<br />

passed in 1945, but it was rescinded in 1968. The amount of gold slipped from 653.1 million troy<br />

ounces in 1957, to 311.2 million ounces in 1968, which according to the Treasury Department,<br />

was due to sales to foreign banking institutions, sales to domestic producers, and the buying and<br />

selling of gold on the world market to stabilize prices. This was a loss of 341.9 million troy<br />

ounces. In August, 1971, gold was used only for world trade, because foreign countries wouldn’t<br />

accept U.S. dollars. As of November, 1981, sources had indicated that the gold reserve had<br />

dropped to 264.1 million troy ounces.<br />

Title 31 of the U.S. Code, requires an annual physical inventory of our gold supply, but a<br />

complete audit was never done, so officially, nobody knows what has occurred. After World War<br />

II, America had 70% of the World’s supply of loose gold, but today, we may have less than 7%.<br />

Sen. Jesse Helms seemed to think that the OPEC nations have our gold, while others believe that<br />

70% of the world’s gold supply is being held by the World Bank, which is dominated by the<br />

financial grip of the Rothschilds and the Rockefellers.<br />

Some years ago, I had been contacted by a gentleman in Michigan, whose research indicated<br />

that counterfeit $5,000 and $10,000 Federal Reserve Notes had been used to steal U.S. gold<br />

reserves. Illegal to own, these notes are actually checks which are used to transfer ownership of<br />

large amounts of gold without actually moving the gold itself. Using public records, he found the<br />

serial numbers of the bills which were originally printed, and discovered that there are now more<br />

in existence.<br />

It has been reported that 40% (13,000 tons) of the world’s gold is five levels below street<br />

level, in a sub-basement of the New York Federal Reserve Bank, behind a 90-ton revolving door.<br />

Some of it is American-owned, but most is owned by the central banks of other countries. It is<br />

stored in separate cubicles, and from time to time, is moved from one cubicle to another to<br />

satisfy international transactions.<br />

The Destructive Measures of the Federal Reserve<br />

After March, 1964, Silver certificates were no longer convertible to Silver dollars; and in

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