"After 1934, Alvarez explains that the Fed handed its gold over to the Treasury in exchange for gold certificates. When pressed further, Alvarez noted that the gold certificates do not represent any interest whatsoever in the gold itself. He explained the gold certificate listings on the Fed balance sheet, not as a claim to gold, but at most a claim to dollars from the Treasury."
You can read the original article here.
I'll post some videos on the federal reserve here for anyone, if there is any, who doesn't know how they operate. Two of the videos are from the either one of the Zeitgeist movies. I know not everyone is a fan of them but they are informative.
Arggg I hate Zeitgeist movies, they sound like propaganda... the article is interesting though !
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good article was interesting to read
ReplyDeletevery interesting videos !!!
ReplyDeletegot some great videos here dude, always wanted to know the truth about inflation ;) Followed !
ReplyDeletezeitgeist movies are the best!
ReplyDeletevery interesting!
ReplyDeleteYup, money is basically worth what people will pay for it, which is some strange kind of logic.
ReplyDeleteZeitgeist is a bit weak standing on its own, and they got called on a lot of their claims. I remember watching a show on discovery about the gold, and they did open the vaults and there was gold in there. Sure, they could have faked it, but you would never know unless you walked in yourself and tested it. Either way, as long as people have faith that money has value, that is all it needs.
ReplyDeleteDamn, Zeithgeist is right as always.
ReplyDeleteman zeitgeist is such an awesome film.
ReplyDeletethis is a blog mmmm
ReplyDeletethat would be a lot of gold if it's there
ReplyDeletegolden post right here
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ReplyDeleteits ok, everything is still good
ReplyDeleteI'm honestly not a fan of Zeitgeist, but i've heard this for a while now.
ReplyDeletei havent seen a zeigeist movie, but now im interested. Thank you for this article!
ReplyDeleteThe last one was quite eye opening.
ReplyDeleteHaving watched the Zeitgeist movies, before, I surmised that any or all the the scenarios they present could be true. They said some things that could be propaganda- but then- so does our government and the governments of other nations. To ignore what was said in the videos is stupid, too.
ReplyDeletei Hate inflation, it fucks up the money value!!
ReplyDeleteOne could argue that there is nothing inherently valuable about gold either.
ReplyDeletethis is a blog mmmm
ReplyDeletehonestly, it would not surprise me one bit if there was no gold there.
ReplyDeleteyes this is true, but kinda sounds lil pansy ass-isht. like what ever happened to the mentality of being a man and being able to make money for being awesome. no matter wat.
ReplyDeleteVeryy interesting, i smell a conspiracy! ;D
ReplyDeleteI'll give this zeitgeist a chance, looks interesting.
ReplyDeleteI think the US economy is probably going to get a bit worse before it gets any better
ReplyDeletegreat post
ReplyDeletecorruption everywhere always.
ReplyDeleteGoooooooooooold!
ReplyDeletewow very interesting
ReplyDeleteInteresting, currency has always been such a complex thing.
ReplyDeleteThat's very eye-opening.
ReplyDeletewow, the truth about inflation really shocked me....
ReplyDeletebtw following you i hope you post daily!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting. Great info. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteBlows my mind how much money you save due to the lag between the treasury and the liquor store check out counter, but then again your assets lose value at the end of the day so it all evens out!
ReplyDeleteAmerica has been in trouble since the first generation of big business had kids, greedy greedy kids.
ReplyDeleteu speak the truth, I can so much agree on this :) Im gonna follow
ReplyDeleteI've seen part of Zeitgeist. Very interesting stuff.
ReplyDeleteI bet you they lie about how much gold they actually have. I know I would
ReplyDeleteRealy interesting!
ReplyDeleteAmerican currency hasn't been backed by gold for ages. So, this isn't new. The good news is that all of the world's trading and currency is usually measured by the American dollar, and the Euro and Yen to a lesser extent.
ReplyDeleteA long time ago, coins were made with real silver and gold, so when you traded currency, the actual coins had value.
There wasn't enough silver and gold to put into circulation, so paper notes were invented, but each paper note could be traded in at the bank for its worth in gold.
But there wasn't enough gold to back up each dollar in circulation, and now the dollar is worth it's value on the market.
All currencies are traded in global markets, and its trade value is what determines its worth. Stronger economies produce stronger currencies, and America has the largest economy in the world.
Learn to economics.
time to switch to euros.
ReplyDeletegeez, this is all so scary
ReplyDeleteI don't care for the Zeitgeist movies at all. And the gold thing isn't really a big deal. The Federal Reserve is still scum though, mostly because they have been given such a tight control over the economic well being of our country.
ReplyDeletewhen u going to hit the streets?!
ReplyDeleteRon Paul 2012!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to vote, man!
Keep up the great post!
SIQ POST BRO!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat videos! Love the blog! :D
ReplyDeleteMindblowing, really is.
ReplyDeleteGood point of view!, very interesting reading,.
ReplyDeleteInteresting.
ReplyDeleteMoney does come from Thin Air ... Amazing video !
ReplyDeleteGo Ron Paul 2012!
ReplyDeleteWow thanks alot for the insight!
ReplyDeleteinteresting vid =D
ReplyDeleteI liked the Zeitgeist movies... flaws and all.
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