Where Did The Fed Get The 85 Tons Of Gold It Just Gave To Germany?

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Over the past several years, the German people, for a variety of justified reasons, have expressed a pressing desire to have their central bank perform a test, validation or any other assay, of the German gold inventory, which at 3,395 tonnes is the second highest in the world, second only to the US. That is, if the US has any at all.

Peter Boehringer, who heads the repatriation movement and is the head of the German Precious Metals Society, isn’t confident that Germany got the 85 tons of gold that the German Bundesbank claims it got. 

 

 

 

– 50 of the 85 tonnes from NY have (again) been melted and recast into new bars - 

In an 1–20-15 interview with the Daily Coin and Peter Boehringer, Rory writes:

 

“Now we find out that the Bundesbank [here after referred to as BuBa] announces they were able to pry 85 tons of gold out of the hands of the Federal Reserve in New York and an additional 35 tons out of France. 

Of course this was done under the watchful eye of the Bank for International Settlement (BIS) and all the gold was stamped with 2014 dates. The German people, according to Peter Boehringer, have no proof that BuBa actually received any gold, from anywhere. 

No documentation, no photos, no assays, no nothing, no shipping manifest; nothing. How can take possession of an item, any item, especially something as sensitive as YOUR NATIONAL GOLD, and not be provided with any paperwork? Really?”
 
I say that it is all pointing to the suspicion that the US Fed either has sold or leased what gold it has many times over, and that it has hardly any gold left. The fact that the bars Germany “supposedly” received were stamped 2014, shows it is not the German gold that the Germans left with the US. It is someone else’s gold. That the Fed. Has Stolen.

 

OBVIOUSLY, if it had to REMELT the bars, then they aren’t the original German bars. So where is all the original gold that the Fed is supposed to be holding for other countries? WHERE IS IT?

 

GONE. Sold, leased, STOLEN. 

It’s getting pretty close to game over, folks. The Fed has no gold, but what it can steal. That’s my educated opinion. Maybe Germany got someone’s gold…but it sure wasn’t their gold. Or maybe they didn’t get any gold at all…where’s the proof?

But for owners of gold, the news is good, because it means that there is a scarce supply of gold, which will only drive the price higher, once that scarcity is revealed.
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