WHERE’S ALL THAT GOLD COMING FROM??
Just where is all that gold coming from? And just what really is up with the European Union? Well, this video, part of which is an address from a British peer in the House of Lords, may have a clue. First, I'll let you watch the video, and then I'll offer some observations.
Where\'s All That Gold Coming From?
What I found quite interesting in the first part of this video is the reference to the World War Two German geopolitical study outlining the plans for a post-war European Economic Community, which would be the goal if Nazi Germany lost the war. Well, I have commented on this in passing in The Nazi International.
But intrigues me is the second half of this video, with the British Lord mentioning that there is more gold in the Vatican bank according to sources - which he himself states are outdated - than have ever been mined in the world.
Well, granted, the source that the British peer mentions is dated, and there may indeed be more up to date information. But this is not what provoked my thoughts. What provoked my thoughts were a possibility, namely, the possibility that one might be looking here, in this story, at a manifestation of some sort of alchemy, right out in the open.
The proposition is not as absurd as it might at first seem. As I recounted in The Philosophers' Stone, during the inter-war period, in the 1920s, Germany was not only rocked by the alchemical scandal of the Franz Tausend affair - an affair that actually received some international coverage, but there were also other "alchemical" stories coming out of that country. As I noted in The SS Brotherhood of the Bell, no less than Prof. Dr. Walther Gerlach wrote an article in the Frankfurter Allgemeinezeitung that German scientists had done a series of experiments on mercury and discovered that minute amounts had, indeed, been transmuted by a process they did not fully understand into gold. Gerlach goes on to mention in the article that it is a phenomenon well worth studying... a typical scientist's plea for more research money from the government.
Well, that was not the end of the story. As I also noted in The Philosophers' Stone, a number of patents were then taken out in German by various firms -- the large and well-known Siemens firm among them - for transmutative processes that could be described as "alchemical." And I'm not the one who used that word, it was Dr. Walther Gerlach, in his article. Then, as I also pointed out in that book, SS General Oswald Pohl indicated, in a document written after the war, that SS Reichsfuehrer Heinrich Himmler had opened a number of secret alchemical laboratories around the Third Reich.
So, I found the video interesting, with its implication that there was more gold in existence than had actually been mined. So for the sake of argument only, I propose a speculation - albeit a radical and woolly one - might some of those interwar patents have been perfected by someone, somewhere, according to the old formula, "with enough money and manpower"? Might someone actually be alchemically manufacturing gold? If so, then this story bears watching, and further research, for it betokens yet another probable activity of the banksters.
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Joseph or anyone:
Have you seen David Hudson’s recent appearance after all these years? He claims people connected with heads of State in Asia have been funding his research on Gold. This subject has bugged me for 10 years. What is really going on with this stuff????
I am really hoping Joseph’s book on Trans-humanism will cover some of the possible nightmare scenarios of apocalyptic theater if this stuff is capable of what David Hudson claims. This field desperately needs some clear research to separate fact from fiction and so far Joseph has only scratched the surface.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54OEjpojSE4&feature=related
Unfortunately the Hudson story is not a part of Dr De Hart’s and my transhumanism book. I’d be greatly interested if you’d email me any links of udpates on the HUdson story.
I haven’t read Babylon’s Banksters yet; it is definitely on my “must read” list. I have, however, done extensive reading on alchemy. So, I thought I might add a little not as commonly known information on the subject.
If we come to the conclusion that the alchemical transmutation of base metals into gold is a real process, then we are forced to take a closer look at the classical literature on the subject of alchemy. This literature is vast and the the best of it is sequestered away in the Vatican library. A study of the classical literature reveals why alchemy has been throughout time possibly the MOST closely guarded secret.
The person who has mastered the alchemical opus, i.e. has made the Philosopher’s Stone, not only has the means of making gold, but also has the means of making an elixir that confers abundant good health, mental powers, and a lifespan spanning hundreds of years. Before this elixir is imbibed, it is tested on base metals. If the base metal is transmuted into gold it is ready to imbibe.
So, naturally the rich and powerful have been after this elixir for at least a thousand years, and the Wise, the philosophers, understand the importance of keeping it away from the greedy. Many an alchemist died on the torture racks in Europe. Undoubtably secrets have been spilled.
The Greedy want two things. First one wants to be rich, and once one is rich, there is no such thing as rich enough. One always wants more. Next, one wants to live forever.
Once one is rich and immortal, then one aspires to ultimate power: to be a god.
But as we know, power corrupts; absolute power corrupts absolutely. Now we see why the ancient philosophers were so reticent on the subject of alchemy. the Philosophers themselves used the elixir for spiritual as well as physical transformation and to fully appreciate the potential and glory of Nature. The making of the Stone paralleled a spiritual development of the alchemist himself.
Having said all this, it was sometimes alluded to by the alchemists that a lesser degree of accomplishment could produce a process that could create gold from baser metals, i.e. a process that didn’t also confer the other powers of the Stone. It just didn’t do the job quite as elegantly or as simply.
If we grant that alchemical transmutation is possible, then how likely is it that the rest of what the classical alchemists taught is not true as well?
Fascinating! I have read ALL your books and look eagerly forward to more!
Are you aware of Graham Hancock’s, soon to be released book about the masters of the world that are truly behind the scenes and playing with the geopolitical world with the goal of a one world government? It comes out next week (May 4th) and should be well worth the read!
Seems the Bilderbergers. Masons, and Nazi powers are feeling they are
within their mutual goal…from all that has gone on in the economical, geopolitical revolutions since ’08, it would appear so!
Harvesting minerals from the oceans may cause problems greater than doing so with gold could bring about. I see it possible that rare metals such as platinum, titanium and others named in the patent could lead to a depletion of these in our oceans. This could change the character of the oceans forever and cause organisms whose lives depend on the oceans current makeup would become extinct. I believe that we should be very careful about what people are doing for, as a species, we have a very poor record when it comes to harvesting our natural resources. It is hard to stop the elite when they start such a project; however, those of us who are concerned about what happens to Gaia need to be vigilant and more to help stop another potential catastrophe.
probably most of the gold comes from deep sea vents supplemented by land erosion and river transport. if one were to plant transgenic deep sea sponges close to these vents one wonders whether gold much more gold could be harvested using that technique – given that gold from deep sea vents would probably be in much higher concentration that mouths of rivers or the more shallow seas.
Try this…
http://www.patentstorm.us/patents/6806081/description.html
According to wikipedia something like 165000 tonnes of gold have been mined in human history.
But there is 10 million tonnes of gold in the oceans of the world. If there is a cost effective way of getting 165000 tonnes of it from the ocean, then well, that is that. But if you let people know, gold would pretty quickly become half as valuable.
addendum: by the process outlined in the patent, it would be one hell of a lot of sponges. But it might be some process like behind the rumours.
Apart from the obvious monetary value of gold, perhaps the gold has another important use – a HD use?
Is the link to the video still working ?
At the moment i am getting nothing when i click on it.
Help please. I am looking forward to seeing it.
Remember that guy in the House of Lords who was
advocating accepting Foundation X offer? And he
said that he had intelligence and other connections,
who validated them.
Wikipedia describes them as a fraud, who made a
similar offer to FIJI of all places among others, and
whose claims of connections to a US office are fraud.
Sounds like something is not only very fishy, but it
would seem like Lord Whatsisname is part of it, or
the people he goes to for information are part of it,
since he says such cleared Foundation X as legit,
and either he is lying and is part of the fraud, or the
intelligence sources are part of it and lying.
I love your new website.I enjoy your work very much and I look forward to many more enjoyable nuggets of wisdom and interviews.
“pseudo gold”, um no. There may not be real interent value in gold–however there is in the philosopher’s stone.
I think “metaphor” is an unfortunate word choice.
As i said, both metaphor when it is a matter of constructing
money out of debt, making a pseudo gold out of lead,
something of value (because accepted as such) out of
something that is not of value;
And two kinds of literal. The PROCESSES that go into
alchemy, and literal transmutation.
Justina-
a rather large mistake to call alchemy a “metaphor”, though you’re not the first.
glad you get that gold isn’t really valuable.
I think there are two things about Dr. Farrell’s use of the concept of
alchemy in this matter.
First, obviously, the possibility someone would succeed, and
start producing a lot of gold.
But primarily, it is a sort of metaphor, for making something out
of nothing, which in the realm of created things usually adds up
to fraud, and a kind of actual transmutation of sorts, where with
the help of illusion spun by words and pompous presentability,
monetized debt is presented as money, meanwhile, the gold
standard isn’t really that much better, once laissez faire is applied
to it. The end of the Bretton Woods Agreement set the stage for
financial instability, but it was not free market, quite the opposite,
gold was fixed at $35 an ounce internationally. Private ownership
of bullion in the USA was not allowed, whether that was part of
it or a separate matter I don’t know.
Now, alchemy is also a process, break down, treat the parts
separately, reassemble them using some additonal process,
and see what you get. Maybe use the result in yet another
process.
Once you have the process in mind you can apply it to anything.
Also, I notice, the usual solvents in alchemy were base and
alchohol, while acids and alcohol dominated the chemical
scene in non alchemic stuff for a long time. We might want
to look at the effects of potassium, since the alchemic source
of lye was potassium hydroxide, not calcium hydroxide,
since the old way was to run water through ashes to get…..
lye, aka potassium hydroxide.
MattB-
Despite your claims you don’t appear to know much about alchemy–Farrell’s “Philosopher’s Stone” though a good book is not a major text.
Of course, China, particulary those living in cities aren’t simply eating rice–China does have the monies to raises other food.
Yes, powerful alternative technology is pontentially tricky to use–but I can sure think of reasonably recent big uses of it.
To me, and clearly not to you, big scary China bent on subverting the powers of the world is mostly the marketing of fear–reads similar to some of Bearden.
Hmmm Jay, you have taken Dr. Farrell way out of context here and really ‘thrown an elephant’.
Even if alchemical process were a conduit to a technology for mass population control-you fail to account for the fact that the point Joseph is making, that not everyone has the technology, or has developed it to a point where it could fulfill its potential. You assume that it is already at that potential and is in regular use. Study the technology Jay and see how dangerous it is and how carefully these people have to tread with it.
Case in point China. If a covert U.S element had the technology to mass control-they would not need to attempt an economic war against China-there would be no need publicly or secretly as no one would even know.
“Case in point, your baffled response to my point about alchemy (and my point is something any eastern or western alchemist would understand).”
Problem is Jay you haven’t actually made a point-that is the point!
And yes like many here I have read The Philosopher’s Stone and other Alchemical literature-don’t assume things you can’t prove or that you somehow know what others don’t-that is very arrogant. Please read the thread on ‘The New Fundamentalism’ and see how your arguments-or lack thereof flow from a very similar mindset.
“The point is China can not feed it’s people without rice and wheat from the USA. All the industrial technology in the world is next to meaningless unless there are those who can run and maintain it–I’d go so far as to say that making matter is a much much bigger deal than making the latest fast train.”
Go to China and see what they are eating-it ain’t rice and Yankee Wheat mate despite what the U.S trading authorities might like you to think. Most of China is eating very well indeed (mostly the cities regions) and they are an enormous exporter of fruit and Veg. They are turning enormous swamp areas and arid areas into vast food production fields-everywhere!
Fast trains (built by Seimens mind you) criss- cross the country and would be very handy shipping large food and resources across vast distances quickly. Especially if they don’t have a technology
How do I know-I have been there and eaten-they are doing very well thank you very much. Besides, even if they were drawn into a war, these people are amazingly adaptable and will do incredible things to survive-see the history of the Long March etc as a case of how starvation would be overcome by an enormous population.
Anyway, I see this conversation deteriorating so I won’t be continuing to reply.
@MattB:
You skipped my point about food/water and went right to the oil China doesn’t really have. The point is China can not feed it’s people without rice and wheat from the USA. All the industrial technology in the world is next to meaningless unless there are those who can run and maintain it–I’d go so far as to say that making matter is a much much bigger deal than making the latest fast train.
Please read point 5 on page 103 of “Babyon’s Banksters”, you appear to have missed that and much else in the book.
Case in point, your baffled response to my point about alchemy (and my point is something any eastern or western alchemist would understand).
China ostensibly not playing ball is more like just a different part of the ball game.
Please do extensive reading on the alchemy of the last hundred and 120 years before simply saying that gold remains valuable in and of itself to many–as do diamonds.
I note too that you skipped my “entrails” point.
Could it be Anglo-American elite or nazi International vs China?
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Dollar is trying to fight back in early US session with the help of selloff in Gold, which breaks through recent low of 1352. The greenback is also supported by initial jobless claims dropped more than expected to 404k. Aussie is particularly weak as hurt by gold’s fall as well as concern on China tightening The Japanese yen, is another weak currency today on concern of worsening government finances in Japan. Also, yen would be vulnerable to further decline if longer term US treasury jumps as the US session goes.
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Gold aint that important. The very involved citation of exchange rates above means that you missed the point of this post by Farrell.
Something much much bigger than simply which country happens to have a few extra tonnes of gold is going on here.
Anyhow, remember in “Babylon’s Banksters” , Farrell makes the point that at times silver has been considered far more valuable than gold; still who has extra silver is pretty much meaningless except for very short time profit taking by financial parasites. (Yes, I get that there are industrial uses for both gold and silver.)
No I haven’t missed the point Jay-I have confirmed it. Remember that most of the world believes Gold is important-it is a few ‘in the know’ who are not governed by that paradigm.
“Something much much bigger than simply which country happens to have a few extra tonnes of gold is going on here.”
Yes that is the point and the outward evidence can be found in said exchange rates and articles. Don’t forget the reasoning these parasites have for doing what they do and that Dr. Farrell has outlined a case that there is more than one faction playing the game.
China is not playing ball and someone is trying to use gold-be it mined or created from an alchemical process, to upset the way they do things. I am sure the Vatican would be most helpful in destabilising anything to do with the economy of Communist China. Having said that if the alchemical gold is used by the IMF to keep African countries impoverished-then perhaps they have a nazi-occult gun to their heads?
There will always be more than one way to view things.
Can I suggest Jay that you give a response that builds a case using evidence as opposed to simply ‘you have missed’ with out any evidence. I am sure Dr. Farrell would approve of being polite and constructive-we are all on the same team here:)
Glad you get that gold isn’t that important–I’m willing to bet that China does too. Some of what you’re saying though looks like a marketing campaign for a war with Asia.
China however doesn’t have the wheat, rice, and potable water to feed itself–and industrialization has caused massive environmental problems. China knows this and all of these things stay their hands–same goes for the fact that China doesn’t have oil.
So yes the price of gold remains mostly just a game that some profit by. Your point that an alchemist could simply be yoked into making gold for other masters looks good in one way–but tells me you don’t know much about alchemy.
By far the most fascinating point to me in “Babylon’s Banksters” was the reference to entrails–he who commands that technology is a rich man, though not necessarily wise.
I’ll have to disagree with Jay about China’s ability to fight. I have seen the industrial potential first hand and it is beyond comprehension!
“Some of what you’re saying though looks like a marketing campaign for a war with Asia.”
YES AND VARIOUS WESTERN LEADERS HAVE BEEN CAUGHT OUT ADVOCATING THIS IF CHINA DOES NOT PLAY BALL!
Remember conflict is a driving element of these people’s ideology of control.
The only element keeping China from being an aggressive expansionist power is their natural mindset-they prefer to counter attack than launch first strikes-especially in the modern era.
Western observers are blind to the fact that China is not a second rate technological power-if you visit the large cities in China, or for that fact their industrial centres you will be shocked by how advanced they are. I have seen these places-most of it is very current German or Russian technology!
Your generalisation about resources is quite outdated. The Chinese Government is quite protective of what the west knows abut what it has in the ground. They do have massive oil and gas facilities running from mongolia-and they are enormous importers of gas, oil and coal from Australia. We eat because they buy.
You have failed to see that most of the world still sees Gold as important-that in itself is a major factor in how the ponzi scheme is played out. Remember how the Chinese economy works, they are not bound by ‘cash as debt’. So to upset the system you need to introduce debt under false pretences and I am betting Gold is the key.
“Your point that an alchemist could simply be yoked into making gold for other masters looks good in one way–but tells me you don’t know much about alchemy.”
HUH?
Post Script
Three out of the four top Gold producers have had problems with post war nazis. One of the four won’t play ball……..would anyone like to guess who?
No Justin it is very much about what is backing the system up-you need to read Babylon’s Banksters carefully!
And an article detailing who the ‘dirty fingers’ are in the pot of Gold:
http://www.perthnow.com.au/business/news/imf-in-mass-gold-sell-off/story-e6frg2qu-1225777014136
“THE International Monetary Fund will sell 403.3 tonnes of its gold reserves, worth an estimated $A15 billion, to provide loans to poor countries and shore up its finances.
While the fund’s executive board said it decided on Friday to sell its stocks in a way that would not disrupt commodity markets, gold prices are expected to be hit hard.
Gold has been seen as a safe haven during the global economic crisis and recently breached $US1000 an ounce for the first time.
Australia is the world’s fourth-largest gold miner behind China, the US and South Africa, producing 232 tonnes last year worth $8.6 billion.
When Australia sold most of its gold reserves in 1997 _ which was only 167 tonnes _ it drove the price down to a then 20-year low of just over $US250 an ounce.
The IMF sale represents an eighth of the Washington-based fund’s 3217-tonne gold reserves.
The IMF said the decision was a core element of a new income model to make it less dependent on its lending revenue to cover expenses and allow it to offer favourable conditions on loans to the poorest countries.
It said in a statement that sales would be “in a volume strictly limited to 403.3 metric tonnes, with these sales to be conducted under modalities that safeguard against disruption of the gold market”.
“The new income model is designed to provide the fund with more diverse income sources that are better aligned with the variety of functions performed by the fund, with a central component being the funding of an endowment with the profits from these limited gold sales,” the IMF said.
The sales “will also increase the fund’s resources for lending to low-income countries”, a strategy that won board backing in July.
“I am delighted that the executive board has given its overwhelming backing to a strictly limited sale of fund gold to put the financing of the IMF on a sound long-term footing, and enable us to step up much-needed concessional lending to the poorest countries,” IMF managing director Dominique Strauss-Kahn said.
“These sales will be conducted in a responsible and transparent manner that avoids disruption of the gold market.”
Board approval required an 85 per cent majority of the total IMF voting power.
The US, by far the largest stakeholder, gave its green light after Congress passed legislation authorising the sale and President Barack Obama signed it into law on June 24.
The fund is required by its founding document to conduct all gold sales at market prices.
The IMF did not state the value of the gold to be sold, but based on the current bullish near-record market price for the metal it is estimated the sale would fetch $US13 billion ($A15 billion).
Under the approved plan, the IMF would offer to sell gold directly to central banks “or other official sector holders if there were to be interest from such holders”.
A prime candidate could be China, which is sitting on the world’s largest foreign exchange reserves, topping $US2 trillion, and has been seeking to diversify away from the dollar.
Perth-based Stock Analysis author Peter Strachan agreed.
“When it was announced, (the gold price) went down about $US5,” he said.
“I think it will be under pressure and the Chinese will probably be buying it on the back foot.
“We might see it go down $US20-$30, but I think ultimately the Chinese will be looking at this as a great opportunity to get a big chunk of it.”
An there is the game-gold as debt! having a lot of alchemical gold is a great way either to be free of the system or to be a ‘poor alchemist being forced in his lab to create bullion for his masters’
If someone is able to transmute base metals to gold, would this cause the value of gold to drop? Seems like the less rare it is would in turn cause the value become less?
But in this case, it seems mercury is needed in the creation of the gold. Thus by being a factor of production in making gold, mercury may become the next hotselling commodity. Either way, you can’t create enough gold to affect the market price simply overnight…
Mercury is NOT being used in any quantity by at least one person claiming to make precious metals in large quantities.
Don’t simply assume that the basic precursors appear on the periodic chart.
This subject is incredibly fascinating. I have had my own internal thoughts for a number of years that one of the paradigm-shifting developments of hyper-dimensional physics would be the ability to directly engineer the creation of matter from energy, or in other words–reverse fission. Science already has the ability to create gold from other heavy metals by neutron bombardment. But the cost of linear accelerators or cyclotrons and the attendant energy input make the gold cost millions for a very small amount. The ability to unlock copious amounts of energy cheaply from the precursor vacuum would alter this limitation. I anticipated that such a development would still be a number of years away. Could it be that it is at hand now? My speculations assumed that creation of elemental materials would be first, and the subsequent ability to holographically map the entire atomic inventory of a complex object would follow. In other words, the ability to “Xerox” any complex object, perhaps even biological in nature. (Holodec anyone?) Used for good, this could be the end to all hunger, disease and precious metal economic references. Just a thought.
Right, but imagine the horrible weapons that could be built with profound level engineering expertise.
I don’t disagree, Jay, but if humanity doesn’t grow up, we are doomed anyway. We had the same concerns when nuclear weapons entered the scene. The nuclear threat has not gone away, but at least JFK and Kruschev realized that total annihilation wasn’t a victory for either side and made efforts to allow sanity to prevail, even if feebly. The real war of Armegeddon is inside our own minds. Humans are at a critical transition point in our development. Racism, xenophobia, nepotism, and general selfishness, I believe, are the animal part of our brains that helped our survival in agrarian times. The part of our brain stem where these behaviors are centered goes back to the lizard, so to speak. Civilized mammalian behavior is what propels most of the things we cherish in life currently, but the lizard keeps getting in the way. We justify these regressions by spouting Darwinisms about survival of the strongest, smartest, etc. I ponder the effects of the genetic engineering that the Nefilim/Annunaki (or whoever) imparted to us to make the quantum genetic leap tha tdefines the “Missing Link”. It seems we possess something that exceeds the source code that we were given, or perhaps it is already embedded by natural evolution. We seem to have a moral compass that is extragenetic and/or hyperdimensionally rooted. But it seems that humans have a strong tendency to behave in the manner that was ascribed to the “Gods” of the Vedic and Sumerian codecies. Our tendencies to want to dominate and control other life forms and territory, and our vanity, ego, jealousy, and calous disregard for the sacred value of life seem to deny the properties of a species that is destined for longevity in the context of possession of world-shattering technology. We may have already been down this road eons ago. I coined a phrase to simplify this concept: Animals compete; Humans cooperate. Collectively, our species seems to be confused about which we are.
Yes, grow up is a good term–however growth means different things to different people–growth can mean domination of ones neighbors.
Nuclear war: the threat of all out nuclear war was never as great as we were told–for reasons hinted at by Farrell and stated more explicitly by others.
On the other hand more powerful replacements for nuclear weapons are much more usable and make hydrogen bombs look like small poisonous toys.
nd if someone was to flood the market suddenly with high grade bullion? And if certain trading systems are really ponzi schemes? Only a few entities would be in a position to have enough bullion to give a ‘value’ to their reserves….
http://goldprice.org/gold-news/
Are gold exchange traded funds (etfs) a ponzi scheme?
London Metals Trader whistle-blower Adrian has stated as much at a Commodity Futures Trading Commission Hearing (CFTC), the US Government regulatory agency, to the chagrin of the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA).
He claims that the worlds largest gold trading center is nothing more than a giant ponzi scheme with trades backed, not by gold, but by a fractional reserve system where 100 ounces of gold is backed buy only one ounce. So if everyone who ‘owned’ gold in the system demanded their stored value in gold bars and not cash, like a run on the bank, there would not be enough gold to supply the demand.
This is not the first time this has come to light. In 2007, Morgan Stanley forked out several million dollars to settle claims it had charged 22,000 clients for storage fees on non existent silver bullion.
At the hearing also Jeffrey Christian of CPM Group made the revelation that the LBMA banks have one hundred times more gold deposits than … er … gold.
So where IS the gold? Well it seems there never was anywhere near as much as investors have been lead to believe.
Its like a perverted ponzi scheme. Sell gold that does not exist, keep the gold price down with short selling. Everyone is a winner, except for those that want to redeem or take delivery of their gold.
And to cap it off when one does demand their gold and takes delivery, one finds it is really a bar of tungsten coated in rich creamy gold and worth, if your lucky, one hundredth of the gold price. This was recently discovered in Hong Kong when delivery of four 400 ounce LBMA bars were delivered and sparked off a wave of investigations in which further LBMA gold bars were found to be counterfeit.
So we wonder now how many thousands of clients, Asian and Middle Eastern Governments think they own billions of dollars worth of gold but in fact own, at the best, unsecured loans to the banks at a disturbing negative interest rate and at the worse, bits of paper with large numbers on them.
In any event, we will likely see a continuing rise in the gold price as the true amount of gold in the world emerges. Those people, then, who are astute enough to have actually bought real physical gold instead of worthless paper gold will be the winners when the price of gold shoots through the roof.
I think you missed the point here–it’s not about what’s backing up gold holdings.
And if someone was to flood the market suddenly with high grade bullion? And if certain trading systems are really ponzi schemes? Only a few entities would be in a position to have enough bullion to give a ‘value’ to their reserves….
http://goldprice.org/gold-news/
Are gold exchange traded funds (etfs) a ponzi scheme?
London Metals Trader whistle-blower Adrian has stated as much at a Commodity Futures Trading Commission Hearing (CFTC), the US Government regulatory agency, to the chagrin of the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA).
He claims that the worlds largest gold trading center is nothing more than a giant ponzi scheme with trades backed, not by gold, but by a fractional reserve system where 100 ounces of gold is backed buy only one ounce. So if everyone who ‘owned’ gold in the system demanded their stored value in gold bars and not cash, like a run on the bank, there would not be enough gold to supply the demand.
This is not the first time this has come to light. In 2007, Morgan Stanley forked out several million dollars to settle claims it had charged 22,000 clients for storage fees on non existent silver bullion.
At the hearing also Jeffrey Christian of CPM Group made the revelation that the LBMA banks have one hundred times more gold deposits than … er … gold.
So where IS the gold? Well it seems there never was anywhere near as much as investors have been lead to believe.
Its like a perverted ponzi scheme. Sell gold that does not exist, keep the gold price down with short selling. Everyone is a winner, except for those that want to redeem or take delivery of their gold.
And to cap it off when one does demand their gold and takes delivery, one finds it is really a bar of tungsten coated in rich creamy gold and worth, if your lucky, one hundredth of the gold price. This was recently discovered in Hong Kong when delivery of four 400 ounce LBMA bars were delivered and sparked off a wave of investigations in which further LBMA gold bars were found to be counterfeit.
So we wonder now how many thousands of clients, Asian and Middle Eastern Governments think they own billions of dollars worth of gold but in fact own, at the best, unsecured loans to the banks at a disturbing negative interest rate and at the worse, bits of paper with large numbers on them.
In any event, we will likely see a continuing rise in the gold price as the true amount of gold in the world emerges. Those people, then, who are astute enough to have actually bought real physical gold instead of worthless paper gold will be the winners when the price of gold shoots through the roof.
I can remember textbooks and teachers referring to the historical alchemists as the first modern scientists, as men who were brilliant in every respect save the idea of transmuting ordinary metals into gold! And, of course, the spiritual aspects barely got a mention. The idea was fixed: It goes without saying that such a thing is impossible and merely wishful thinking. So, for years I had the impression that Bacon, et al were some of the best minds in history while simultaneously being the biggest fools. What a fool am I! But of course! Had I any inkling that I was not being told the whole truth, I might have done some experimenting, and who knows? By now I could have a field of gold the size of a salvage yard!
Hey Joseph! In this discussion of gold and an alchemical process, isn’t gold a highly valuable resource for various military, space, and weapons and or war machine applications, in that gold is an excellent conductor of electrical power?
Um, Bill are you a new reader of Joseph Farrell?
Generally, those following Bearden, Cold Fusion (LENR), and ORMUS developments are plenty aware of making gold or other precious minerals. It’s claimed that there’s a guy in the US West who has gotten in a lot of trouble for making platinum by the pound–out of water and little else.
Where can I find out more info about the ORMUS developements and cold fusion Beardon alchemy??
The only easy way to do it is to read Bearden’s works and papers, and they are extensive!!!!
A good place to read about Cold Fusion is the magazine “Infinite Energy”.
Careful when reading Beardon, though vast and knowledgable he misses huge things and has a blinkered slant that he’ll expend too much effort maintaining (eg the Soviets got there first and have been doing it for years longer than the West–no the West hid it better in a plethora of babbling voices.)
ORMUS is even more slippery, however it certainly overlaps with some of Beardon and “Infinite Energy”; it aint simply Laurence Gardner and David Hudson. In some ways simple grey sea salt it the best place to begin.
I am well aware of Bearden’s problems and, as I’ve pointed out in my books, the Soviets didn’t get there first, the Nazis did.
I think it’s over simplified to say that the Nazis got there first. A lot of this stuff is around in late 19th Century and early 20 Century literature. Those Vassilatos patent collections are amazing.
Then there’s the reaction to people like Bruce Cathie and from the 1980s a bad novel called “The Montauk Fault”, by Mitgang–and that author sure looks to be tied up in higher level US intelligence.
Bearden has also said in private exchanges with me that he is aware of other international criminal/political and parapolitical groups involved in these areas, in addition to the KGB, Yakuza, etc., and that it is difficult to sort out the influences.
His views have also changed over time, and his works span several decades in which he continued to learn and refine his ideas.
I haven’t asked him, but I suspect that the “Soviets as enemies” stand he often takes is a combination of his Cold War military years, and perhaps a desire to stay on the good side of certain forces in the U.S.
Also, we have to remember that there is still more to be uncovered, and there was a lot of activity in these areas in the 1800s before there were Soviets and Nazis. It is difficult to get hold of good documentation, and there are always people flying under the radar in any age and time.
Given the money and power of the Banksters and Robber Barrons, it is hard to believe that they wouldn’t put money into secret research, especially if they were members of various secret organizations.
Remember, the Nazis themselves built on earlier works by Theosophists and the Thulegesellschaft, who built on even earlier works.
The very first book I’ve read by Dr. Farrell was “The Giza Death Star,” which was around 2002 at the time of purchase. This book was a sort of follow-up on Christopher Dunn’s “The Giza Power Plant.” I came away very impressed with both researches, as, at the time, as an inherant skeptic, I was interested in how or why people viewed the Great Pyramid at Giza as anything but a tomb for King Khufu around 4,500 or so years ago. Egyptology steadfastly maintains the tomb theory produced by Bronze Age artisans; but, unlike Dunn, they are not engineers nor master craftsman. Most in the scientific community would view the idea of an undiscovered very ancient technical civilization as patent nonsense; however, that point of view is at once understandable. No ambiguities here, either such a culture once existed or it did not; I now see compelling evidence over the years that the former is the case. As for gold, all I know of that precious metal is that, according to mainstream astrophysics, only super-massive stars going supernovae can create the required temperatures and pressures to produce it as sun-sized stars are no where near energetic or massive enough to do so, and, in the past, I’ve sold some!
There’s a lot more Joseph Farrell to read than the Giza Death Star books–perhaps you know this.
Other books like: “Nuclear Transmutations: The Reality of Cold Fusion” by Mizuno are worth reading. Also look into the work of people like Ken Sholders–or T H Moray or LeBon, though in that last case avoid the racist sociology.
Christopher Dunn has a new book out with some compelling pictures–and someone who travelled in Egypt with Dunn published even more interesting photos is a different book.
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Alas, my personal library will be full and keeping me busy!!
Jay,
Wasn’t it Mainstream Physics that told us fusion could only happen at the extreme temperatures and pressures of stars?
Because physicits don’t know what energy is–albeit genuinely smart ones will actually say so–though my experience is that they had to have been drinking.
Hatin’ having to use Internet Explorer to make these posts–now even Safari did something odd.
By the way: as Hoagland has pointed out there are major problems with the mainstream model of how the sun produces energy (no matter what successes P Farnsworth had.)
Quite so… the solar-fusion model is flawed.
The issue with that is the corona being much hotter than the surface of the sun, which indicates that the corona heats the surface of the sun, not the other way around.
Not really news for those following Cold Fusion, Tom Bearden, or that guy in eastern Oregon–platinum by the pound, though you can guess what happened there.
Here is someone who claims to be able to turn copper into gold using something called a LENC:
http://drjoechampion.com/2011%20Notes.htm
Don’t know if he is legit, but thought you all might like to check him out.
Love your work Dr Farrell!