Skybird
04-19-13, 07:11 AM
A German article in a business paper gave a nice and alarming summary of recent events indicating that central banks and governments seem to mull the complete regulation of the gold market, maybe even finishing it with a gold prohibition like we have had several times in the West, last time until even the 70s.
I give two links, the first is the original German essay. The second is an autobot webpage translation, with all the flaws and weaknesses that you have to expect from such a translation. Hope it nevertheless is of worth to you.
I am monitoring these things increasingly alarmed since quite some time now. I indeed think that what I hear is the lepers bell of the looters homing in.
Once the gold is off the market, their path is free to consume private savings as they please.
German : http://www.deutsche-mittelstands-nachrichten.de/2013/04/51608/
English autro-translation: http://www.deutsche-mittelstands-nachrichten.de/2013/04/51608/
I had a small amount of real gold, but had to liquidize it some time ago to support my parents' costs in a nasty court battle that has ruined us all, practically. Seen that way, I am free from sorrows about gold.
But the cold outrage I feel, remains.
Too bad that firearms do not help here. And the - claimed possible - legal path is manipulated and guarded by their agents, so that traveling on it compares to jumping and dancing in a tight minefield - and you even have to pay for the entrance ticket to your last ball.
I give two links, the first is the original German essay. The second is an autobot webpage translation, with all the flaws and weaknesses that you have to expect from such a translation. Hope it nevertheless is of worth to you.
I am monitoring these things increasingly alarmed since quite some time now. I indeed think that what I hear is the lepers bell of the looters homing in.
Once the gold is off the market, their path is free to consume private savings as they please.
German : http://www.deutsche-mittelstands-nachrichten.de/2013/04/51608/
English autro-translation: http://www.deutsche-mittelstands-nachrichten.de/2013/04/51608/
I had a small amount of real gold, but had to liquidize it some time ago to support my parents' costs in a nasty court battle that has ruined us all, practically. Seen that way, I am free from sorrows about gold.
But the cold outrage I feel, remains.
Too bad that firearms do not help here. And the - claimed possible - legal path is manipulated and guarded by their agents, so that traveling on it compares to jumping and dancing in a tight minefield - and you even have to pay for the entrance ticket to your last ball.