[color="#008080"][size="4"]Part XVI[/size][/color][size="4"][color="#008080"][size="2"] (of XVIII)[/size] :[/color][/size][color="#008080"][size="4"] The rip-off of the ages and WWII[/size][/color]
[color="#008080"][font="Arial"][size="3"]# The NWO draft plan[/size][/color][/font]
It was finally time for the central bankers to embark in earnest on their 3 step plan to centralize the economic systems of the entire world and finally bring about their global government or New World Order. The phases of the NWO plan were:
Step 1: [color="#ff0000"]central bank domination of national economies worldwide.[/color]
Step 2: [color="#ff0000"]centralize regional economies to organisations such as the European Monetary Union, and regional trade unions, such as NAFTA[/color]
Step 3: [color="#ff0000"]centralize the world economy to a World Central Bank, a world money, and ending national independence to abolition of all tariffs, treaties like GATT[/color]
[color="#ff0000"]Step 1 was completed long ago.
Steps 2 and 3 are far advanced and nearing completion.[/color]
What about gold?
Amongst central banks, the largest holder of gold is now the IMF.
It and central banks now controls two-thirds of the worlds gold supply, giving them the ability to manipulate the gold market.
Remember The Money Changers golden rule: [color="#ff0000"]he who has the gold, makes the rules.[/color]
So, back to history...
[color="#008080"][font="Arial"][size="3"]# Roosevelt and gold confiscation[/size][/color]
At first F.D. Roosevelt railed against The Money Changers as being the cause of the depression. This was what he said on March 4th, 1933, in his inaugural address:
[/font][indent][font="Courier New"]"Practices of the unscrupulous Money Changers stand indicted in the court of public opinion, rejected by the hearts and minds of men... The Money Changers have fled from their high seats in the temple of our civilization."[/font]
[/indent]
But two days later Roosevelt declared a bank holiday and closed all banks.
Later that year, Roosevelt outlawed private ownership of all gold bullion and all gold coins with the exception of rare coins.
Most of the gold in the hands of the average American was in the form of gold coins. [color="#ff0000"]The new decree was in affect a confiscation.[/color] Those who didn't comply risk as much as 10 year in prison and a $10,000 fine, the equivalent of $100,000 today.
Out in small town America some people didn't trust Roosevelt's order. Many were torn between keeping their hard earned wealth or obeying the government. Those who did turn in their gold were paid the official price for it, $20.66 per ounce.
So unpopular was the confiscation order that no one anywhere in government would take credit for authoring it.
No congressman claimed it.
At the signing ceremony president Roosevelt made it clear to all present that he was not the author of it and publicly stated that he had not ever read it.
Even the secretary of the treasury said he never read it either, saying it was "what the experts wanted".
Roosevelt convinced the public to give up their gold by saying that pulling the nations resources was necessary to get America out of the depression.
With great fanfare he ordered a new bullion depository built to hold the mountain of gold the U.S. Government was illegally confiscating.
By 1936, the U.S. bullion depository Fort Knox was completed. And in January 1937, the gold began the flow into it.
[color="#ff0000"]The rip off of the ages was about to proceed.[/color]
Once the gold had all been turned in, the official price of gold was suddenly raised to $35 per ounce.
But the catch was only foreigners could sell their gold at the new higher prize.
The Money Changers, who had headed Baruch's note and gotten out of the stock market just before the crash and bought gold at $20.66, and then shipped it to London, could now bring it back and sell it to the government nearly doubling their money while American starved.
[color="#008080"][font="Arial"][size="3"]# World War II and the creation of the two economic camps[/size][/color][/font]
Now the stage was set for a really big war.
One which would pile up debt far beyond that of WWI.
For example, in 1944 alone the US national income was only $183 billion, yet $103 billion was spend on the war. This was 30 times the spending rate of WWI.
In fact the American taxpayer picked up 55% of the total allied cost of the war.
But equally important, virtually every nation involved in WWII greatly multiplied their debt.
In the U.S. for example, federal debt went from 43 billion in 1940 up to 275 million in 1950, an increase of 598%. Between 1940 and 1950 Japanese's debt swelled 1348%. French debt grew 583%. In Canadian's debt worth 417%.
After the war, the world was now divided in two economic camps: the communist command economies on the one hand versus the monopoly capitalist on the other, [color="#ff0000"]set to fight it out in a perpetual and highly profitable arms race.[/color]
[color="#008080"][font="Arial"][size="3"]# The Rip-off[/size][/color][/font]
Most Americans still believe that the gold is still there at Ford Knox.
At the end of WWII, Ford Knox contained over 7 million ounces of gold, an incredible 70% of all the gold in the world.
Who much remains? No one knows.
Despite the fact that federal law requires annual physical audits of the Ford Knox gold, the treasury has consistently refused to conduct an audit.
The truth is that a reliable audit at whatever remains here, has never been conducted since President Eisenhower ordered one in 1953.
Where did America's gold in Ford Knox go?
Over the years it was sold off to European Money Changers at the $35 per ounce prize.
Remember this was during the times that it was illegal for Americans to buy any of their own gold from Ford Knox.
In fact there was a very infamous case, were the Firestone family set up a string of dummy corporations to purchase Ford Knox gold and keep it in Switzerland, never hitting U.S. shores. They were eventually caught however and successfully prosecuted.
Finally, by 1971, all the pure gold had been secretly removed from Ford Knox, drained back to London.
Once the gold was gone from Ford Knox, president Nixon closed the gold window by repealing Roosevelt's gold reserve act from 1934, finally making it legal once again for Americans to buy gold.
Naturally gold prices immediately began to soar. Nine years later, gold sold for $880 per ounce, 25 times what the gold in Ford Knox was sold for.
One would think that eventually someone in the government would get wind of what was happening and blow the whistle.
The largest fortune of the history of the world stolen!!
Shades of the old James Bond film Goldfinger. Well, as a matter of fact, Ian Fleming, the author of James Bond series, was head of the British Counter-Intelligence Service, MI5. Some believe in the intelligence community that he wrote much of his fiction as a warning as many authors of fiction do. Yet, the removal of all the good delivery gold from Ford Knox, can be viewed as a deliberate raid on the U.S. treasury, and such an operation might well had been years in the making, namely 40 years, certainly enough time for Fleming to get wind of it and try to prevent it.
So, just how did the story of the Ford Knox gold robbery get out ?
It all started with an article in a New York periodical in 1974.
The article charged that the Rockefeller family was manipulating the Federal Reserve to sell off Ford Knox gold at bargain based prices to anonymous European speculators.
Three days later, the anonymous source of the story, Louise Arcanclass Boyer, mysteriously fell to her death, from the window of her 10 floor apartment in NY.
How had Boyer had known of the Rockefeller connection to Ford Knox gold heist ?
She was the long time secretary of Nelson Rockefeller.
For the next 14 years, Ed Durell, a wealthy Ohio industrialist, devoted himself to a quest for the truth concerning the Ford Knox gold.
He wrote thousands of letters to over one thousand government and banking officials, trying to find out how much gold was really left and were the rest of it was gone.
Edith Roosevelt, the granddaughter of Teddy Roosevelt, questioned the acts of the government in a march 1975 edition of The New Hampshire Sunday News:
[indent][font="Courier New"]"Allegations of missing gold from our Fort Knox vaults are being widely discussed in European financial cycles. But what is puzzling is that the Administration is not hastening to demonstrate conclusively that there is no cause for concern over our gold treasure - if indeed it is in a position to do so."[/font]
[/indent]
Unfortunately Ed Durell never did accomplish his primary goal -- a full audit of the gold reserve in Ford Knox.
[color="#008080"][font="Arial"][size="3"]# The Gold Commission report[/size][/color][/font]
It 's incredible that the world greatest treasure has had little accounting or auditing.
This gold belongs to the American people, not the Federal Reserve and their foreign owners.
One thing is certain, the government could blow all this speculation away in a few days, with a well publicized audit, under the lights of media cameras.
It has chosen not to do so.
One must conclude that they are afraid of the truth, such an audit would reveal.
What is the government so afraid of?
Here is the answer.
When president Ronald Reagan took office in 1981, his conservative friends urged him to study his ability of returning to a Gold Standard, as the only way to curb government spending. It sounded like a reasonable alternative.
So president Reagan appointed a group of men, called the Gold Commission, to study the situation and report back to congress.
What Reagan's Gold Commission reported back to congress in 1982 was the following shocking revelation concerning: "The U.S. treasury owned no gold at all."
[color="#ff0000"]All the gold that was left in Ford Knox was now owned by the Federal Reserve, a group of private bankers as collateral against the national debt.[/color]
The truth of the matter is, that never before had so much money been stolen from the hands of the general public and put into the hands of small group of private investors, The Money Changers.
For a lowdown on the IMF and the World Bank,
Stay tuned...
[color="#008080"][font="Arial"][size="3"]# The NWO draft plan[/size][/color][/font]
It was finally time for the central bankers to embark in earnest on their 3 step plan to centralize the economic systems of the entire world and finally bring about their global government or New World Order. The phases of the NWO plan were:
Step 1: [color="#ff0000"]central bank domination of national economies worldwide.[/color]
Step 2: [color="#ff0000"]centralize regional economies to organisations such as the European Monetary Union, and regional trade unions, such as NAFTA[/color]
Step 3: [color="#ff0000"]centralize the world economy to a World Central Bank, a world money, and ending national independence to abolition of all tariffs, treaties like GATT[/color]
[color="#ff0000"]Step 1 was completed long ago.
Steps 2 and 3 are far advanced and nearing completion.[/color]
What about gold?
Amongst central banks, the largest holder of gold is now the IMF.
It and central banks now controls two-thirds of the worlds gold supply, giving them the ability to manipulate the gold market.
Remember The Money Changers golden rule: [color="#ff0000"]he who has the gold, makes the rules.[/color]
So, back to history...
[color="#008080"][font="Arial"][size="3"]# Roosevelt and gold confiscation[/size][/color]
At first F.D. Roosevelt railed against The Money Changers as being the cause of the depression. This was what he said on March 4th, 1933, in his inaugural address:
[/font][indent][font="Courier New"]"Practices of the unscrupulous Money Changers stand indicted in the court of public opinion, rejected by the hearts and minds of men... The Money Changers have fled from their high seats in the temple of our civilization."[/font]
[/indent]
But two days later Roosevelt declared a bank holiday and closed all banks.
Later that year, Roosevelt outlawed private ownership of all gold bullion and all gold coins with the exception of rare coins.
Most of the gold in the hands of the average American was in the form of gold coins. [color="#ff0000"]The new decree was in affect a confiscation.[/color] Those who didn't comply risk as much as 10 year in prison and a $10,000 fine, the equivalent of $100,000 today.
Out in small town America some people didn't trust Roosevelt's order. Many were torn between keeping their hard earned wealth or obeying the government. Those who did turn in their gold were paid the official price for it, $20.66 per ounce.
So unpopular was the confiscation order that no one anywhere in government would take credit for authoring it.
No congressman claimed it.
At the signing ceremony president Roosevelt made it clear to all present that he was not the author of it and publicly stated that he had not ever read it.
Even the secretary of the treasury said he never read it either, saying it was "what the experts wanted".
Roosevelt convinced the public to give up their gold by saying that pulling the nations resources was necessary to get America out of the depression.
With great fanfare he ordered a new bullion depository built to hold the mountain of gold the U.S. Government was illegally confiscating.
By 1936, the U.S. bullion depository Fort Knox was completed. And in January 1937, the gold began the flow into it.
[color="#ff0000"]The rip off of the ages was about to proceed.[/color]
Once the gold had all been turned in, the official price of gold was suddenly raised to $35 per ounce.
But the catch was only foreigners could sell their gold at the new higher prize.
The Money Changers, who had headed Baruch's note and gotten out of the stock market just before the crash and bought gold at $20.66, and then shipped it to London, could now bring it back and sell it to the government nearly doubling their money while American starved.
[color="#008080"][font="Arial"][size="3"]# World War II and the creation of the two economic camps[/size][/color][/font]
Now the stage was set for a really big war.
One which would pile up debt far beyond that of WWI.
For example, in 1944 alone the US national income was only $183 billion, yet $103 billion was spend on the war. This was 30 times the spending rate of WWI.
In fact the American taxpayer picked up 55% of the total allied cost of the war.
But equally important, virtually every nation involved in WWII greatly multiplied their debt.
In the U.S. for example, federal debt went from 43 billion in 1940 up to 275 million in 1950, an increase of 598%. Between 1940 and 1950 Japanese's debt swelled 1348%. French debt grew 583%. In Canadian's debt worth 417%.
After the war, the world was now divided in two economic camps: the communist command economies on the one hand versus the monopoly capitalist on the other, [color="#ff0000"]set to fight it out in a perpetual and highly profitable arms race.[/color]
[color="#008080"][font="Arial"][size="3"]# The Rip-off[/size][/color][/font]
Most Americans still believe that the gold is still there at Ford Knox.
At the end of WWII, Ford Knox contained over 7 million ounces of gold, an incredible 70% of all the gold in the world.
Who much remains? No one knows.
Despite the fact that federal law requires annual physical audits of the Ford Knox gold, the treasury has consistently refused to conduct an audit.
The truth is that a reliable audit at whatever remains here, has never been conducted since President Eisenhower ordered one in 1953.
Where did America's gold in Ford Knox go?
Over the years it was sold off to European Money Changers at the $35 per ounce prize.
Remember this was during the times that it was illegal for Americans to buy any of their own gold from Ford Knox.
In fact there was a very infamous case, were the Firestone family set up a string of dummy corporations to purchase Ford Knox gold and keep it in Switzerland, never hitting U.S. shores. They were eventually caught however and successfully prosecuted.
Finally, by 1971, all the pure gold had been secretly removed from Ford Knox, drained back to London.
Once the gold was gone from Ford Knox, president Nixon closed the gold window by repealing Roosevelt's gold reserve act from 1934, finally making it legal once again for Americans to buy gold.
Naturally gold prices immediately began to soar. Nine years later, gold sold for $880 per ounce, 25 times what the gold in Ford Knox was sold for.
One would think that eventually someone in the government would get wind of what was happening and blow the whistle.
The largest fortune of the history of the world stolen!!
Shades of the old James Bond film Goldfinger. Well, as a matter of fact, Ian Fleming, the author of James Bond series, was head of the British Counter-Intelligence Service, MI5. Some believe in the intelligence community that he wrote much of his fiction as a warning as many authors of fiction do. Yet, the removal of all the good delivery gold from Ford Knox, can be viewed as a deliberate raid on the U.S. treasury, and such an operation might well had been years in the making, namely 40 years, certainly enough time for Fleming to get wind of it and try to prevent it.
So, just how did the story of the Ford Knox gold robbery get out ?
It all started with an article in a New York periodical in 1974.
The article charged that the Rockefeller family was manipulating the Federal Reserve to sell off Ford Knox gold at bargain based prices to anonymous European speculators.
Three days later, the anonymous source of the story, Louise Arcanclass Boyer, mysteriously fell to her death, from the window of her 10 floor apartment in NY.
How had Boyer had known of the Rockefeller connection to Ford Knox gold heist ?
She was the long time secretary of Nelson Rockefeller.
For the next 14 years, Ed Durell, a wealthy Ohio industrialist, devoted himself to a quest for the truth concerning the Ford Knox gold.
He wrote thousands of letters to over one thousand government and banking officials, trying to find out how much gold was really left and were the rest of it was gone.
Edith Roosevelt, the granddaughter of Teddy Roosevelt, questioned the acts of the government in a march 1975 edition of The New Hampshire Sunday News:
[indent][font="Courier New"]"Allegations of missing gold from our Fort Knox vaults are being widely discussed in European financial cycles. But what is puzzling is that the Administration is not hastening to demonstrate conclusively that there is no cause for concern over our gold treasure - if indeed it is in a position to do so."[/font]
[/indent]
Unfortunately Ed Durell never did accomplish his primary goal -- a full audit of the gold reserve in Ford Knox.
[color="#008080"][font="Arial"][size="3"]# The Gold Commission report[/size][/color][/font]
It 's incredible that the world greatest treasure has had little accounting or auditing.
This gold belongs to the American people, not the Federal Reserve and their foreign owners.
One thing is certain, the government could blow all this speculation away in a few days, with a well publicized audit, under the lights of media cameras.
It has chosen not to do so.
One must conclude that they are afraid of the truth, such an audit would reveal.
What is the government so afraid of?
Here is the answer.
When president Ronald Reagan took office in 1981, his conservative friends urged him to study his ability of returning to a Gold Standard, as the only way to curb government spending. It sounded like a reasonable alternative.
So president Reagan appointed a group of men, called the Gold Commission, to study the situation and report back to congress.
What Reagan's Gold Commission reported back to congress in 1982 was the following shocking revelation concerning: "The U.S. treasury owned no gold at all."
[color="#ff0000"]All the gold that was left in Ford Knox was now owned by the Federal Reserve, a group of private bankers as collateral against the national debt.[/color]
The truth of the matter is, that never before had so much money been stolen from the hands of the general public and put into the hands of small group of private investors, The Money Changers.
For a lowdown on the IMF and the World Bank,
Stay tuned...