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Some fund managers reputedly manage more funds than they publicly admit to

J.G. Olsen / Financial Expositor

Gold could be used to pay off debt but obviously, nobody wants to do that especially in a political system where the opposition party will just ramp up their spending if they get more credit.

Russia and China have been buying vast amounts of gold but this just indicates they are getting out of US$ in a patriotic BRICS move. However, any BRICS currency is not ready to go.

Zimbabwe cuts value of gold backed currency ZIG by 40% (link supplied for the incredulous):

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c8el4kgk98eo

One claim is that in the year 2000 there were about 3000 tonnes of gold in Switzerland, officially there is less, Switzerland is the largest gold exporter in the world but real import figures are obviously closely guarded. The way the story is presented as fact is probably by way of allocation, for example 3000 tonnes might be the factual trading balance.

According to: https://oec.world/en/profile/country/che , the top exports of Switzerland are Gold ($109B), Packaged Medicaments ($39.7B), Vaccines, blood, antisera, toxins and cultures ($39.4B), Nitrogen Heterocyclic Compounds ($19.9B), and Base Metal Watches ($19.6B) which includes gold.

Abridged quote: “Nitrogen Heterocyclic Compounds are prevalent in nature and are integral to various biological processes. Notably, over 59% of U.S. FDA-approved drugs contain nitrogen heterocycles. Common examples include pyridine, pyrrole, and purines, which play crucial roles in the structure of nucleic acids like DNA and RNA. The stability and reactivity of these compounds make them essential in pharmaceuticals and biochemistry. In 2023, nitrogen heterocyclic compounds ranked as the 25th most traded product globally, with a trade value of $122 billion.”

According to OEC the imports and exports of Switzerland are very close to equal but the country is of course notoriously wealthy, while Australian exports are significantly higher than imports yet Australians are going broke. Part of the reason is that the royalties on the exports are a fraction of the total export price, and may be as low as zero, these matters are increasingly becoming public knowledge.

https://oec.world/en/profile/country/aus

Gold at $50,000

If anyone was interested in fairness and stability, Fiat currency could be indexed to minimum wage, but obviously this is less profitable than the present arrangements.

So, what’s to stop gold from skyrocketing like Bitcoin. The price of Bitcoin follows the lead of the last “mined” Bitcoin. This means if the price of a Bitcoin is $50,000 then the mining cost of the next Bitcoin could be about double, in the most basic terms, in the expectation that there was at least a 50:50 chance of the price doubling.

Bitcoin is just a waste of electricity but interestingly even electricity is priced in the same way. Every five minutes the top price paid for feeding into the grid is applied to all the electricity being fed in, including cheap baseload coal and even in some cases virtually free solar. In this way the renewables strategy might break even eventually but the road will be strewn with political corpses and bankrupted electricity users.

We will possibly discover the Bitcoins were the product not of Satoshi Nakamoto but of DARPA, like Google and Amazon before. They are expected to be subdivided into units called “Satoshis” at some point, when they may be merged with CBDCs, or the US version of digital currency. 

In the meantime bitcoin is like a verbal agreement, that is in certain circumstances it will become worthless.

The gold-bugs say Bitcoin is like a speed-boat while gold is like an ocean liner.

Donald Trump is quoted as saying: “Never sell your bitcoin”.

Saying versus doing: Trump is crashing the stockmarket via tariffs, according to theory because he wants to drive all the money into treasury bonds which will lower the interest rates, then he can refinance the debt at a cheaper price, meanwhile grocery prices for the punters in the USA should fall and of course employment will rise.

The alchemists have thus far failed with Azoth and Phlogiston but eventually someone may find a (cheap) way to manufacture gold, who knows when. In the meantime what is to stop it from increasing to $50,000 an ounce like Bitcoin. The extraction cost rises along with the price as security becomes a major issue. Meanwhile, the fiat currencies are being pumped out like in the “anything goes” Weimar Republic. So those holding gold could theoretically become very rich, until the major gold holders come out of the woodwork. Then, you will know who has all the gold.

Rothschilds specialty is taking the blame or credit for nearly everything

The great sell-off

We keep hearing from our leaders that we have to increase productivity in order to deserve inflation-adjusted wages. The RBA governor and politicians are leading the way by doubling the output of lies.

They are recklessly damaging the economy for no good reason, unless you call the trillion dollar debt, run up by both parties, a good reason. Inflation leapt up around 30% after reckless money creation; globally priced oil took the first hit then groceries etc.

After the initial tsunami the RATE of inflation slowed to around 5 or 10%.

It was around this time the interest rates were claimed to have stopped inflation.

But debt may be necessary, if we assume we pay interest as protection money. As we ramp up towards “WW3” the debt goes up. As long as we keep paying, there is less reason to use us as a pawn in Globalist empire manipulations.

Is Australia actually worth investing in? Maybe Port Hedland is the safest place on the continent. Arguably Rothschilds have more at stake around there than anywhere. 

Both political sides are pledging to take back Darwin Port, which was flogged to the CCP by Andrew Robb of the Liberal Party, who showed the way forward for corrupt politicians, by taking the new six month mental illness leave then quitting politics, starting a new job in China. The Greens member for Fremantle went on to do something very similar during the dual citizens scandal of about ten years ago. They know they just have to lie shamelessly one or two times on television then the deal goes through. They console themselves by the fact they will probably not have to lie so publicly again in future. These days they are breaking new records all the time. The Port of Darwin repurchase is unlikely to amount to anything more than a broken promise unless Trump is directly involved. Perhaps the CCP will need the cash.

Senator Gerard Rennick is now calling superannuation a Ponzi scheme, because eventually more will be taken out than is going in: the last punters on board get scammed. Paul Keating, who has been doing financial engineering in Australia for more than forty years, opened the housing market to investors and some will recall the English invasion around the turn of this century, when a British pound could get as much as Australian $3. At that time an average house cost around $200,000.

At the same time, under Keatingnomics, free education was abandoned and university fees brought in along with the HECS debt system. Melbourne boomed and urban centres elsewhere were revitalised, as rich Asian parents bought new hi-rise mini-apartments for their offspring, decked out in the latest Ikea. This turned apartments into an export, but ingeniously they could not be removed and whatsmore the buyer had to keep paying rates and other costs to the local bodies.

Anyone can come up with a scam but when they get to implement it on a national scale they are lauded as a genius, at least by their fellows in Canberra.

“Australia is part of Asia” said Keating, as he opened the place up.

We see that house price rises were necessary under this regime as housing was being sold off globally.

The great sell-off continues, and the Unaparty trillion dollar debt is part of it. At some point we end up with nothing, some of us are already there.

Superannuation is being robbed, despite the processing power and AI of Black Rock’s super-computer Aladdin.

Black Rock is the fund manager running “Australian Super” which is claimed to have been robbed this week. How can anyone rob a few electrons? Welcome to the 21st century, where even your land title is a few electrons.

Phrygian caps cont’d.

As shown in the previous essay, El Salvador, the spiritual home of Bitcoin, uses the Phrygian cap on their flag. Their prison outsource deal got considerable attention when Trump accepted the El Salvadorian offer to house prisoners, mostly illegal alien gang members. In Argentina, the mass sackings of public service led the way for the DOGE in the USA. Argentina also uses the Phrygian cap on their coat of arms. A triangular love-affair has sprung up.

The idea that our bloodline rulers trace their ancestry back thousands of years, through Judean tribes and Etruscans, to Persians, Babylonians and so forth, in all directions, is so prevalent that it’s worth looking at from another angle.

This is not to dismiss the enduring influence of other cultures, who may have followed fashions or bought their survival in various ways, so that we end up with the Pope’s fish-head styled Mitre (hat) commemorating the Phoenicians, who were based in Tyre with trading outposts at Carthage and elsewhere. The reasons for these things don’t seem to be made public and in some cases the reasons may no longer have much relevance to anything.

There’s no doubt old religions carry through to new religious eras, for example we have the pagan Easter bunny, European Santa Claus, Yule log and Xmas tree, Germanic days of the week, Roman months such as January and March, Mayday and Halloween from the Celtic festival of Samhain, most of which means not very much to people these days.

In the same way people take on the name of the country they are in, for example some half-Spanish Peruvian (Inca) people might move to Australia and immediately call themselves Australian. In other cases, the original Prussians of Kaliningrad are said to have been eradicated because of their claimed nuisance value and the new conquerors immediately called themselves Prussians after the land. The Danish Normans now call themselves British. Et cetera.

The Phregian cap could therefore be a relic of time spent in central Turkiye. The original Phrygians were related to the Thracians who were renamed Romanians by Rome. 

Sans-Culottes: The French Revolution was most likely engineered by Knights Templars to abolish the monarchy

Those immensely wealthy Alexandrian (Egyptian) refugees fleeing the Roman conquest after the defeat of Mark Antony in the Battle of Actium by Octavian’s fleet, have disappeared from the historical record. Since the Romans had already sacked Carthage more than a century before, these Ptolemaic (Greek) Egyptians would have naturally fled in the opposite direction, carrying all the treasure they could, the escaping force rumoured to be 50,000 persons. The Romans were hot on their heels, moving east ostensibly to attack the Nabateans of Petra and other less famous cities, but were strangely unsuccessful in this particular project.

After pretending to be Phrygians for some years or centuries, the opportunity would have evolved for the Alexandrians to move into Khazaria and eventually claim to be Jews. It would take expert organisational skills for them to set themselves up to dominate the Western end of the Silk Road, extending down to Venice.

Written history is the easiest to access but because of this, invariably subject to all sorts of fraud.

Biblical artefacts, including the Papal horde, don’t amount to much, unfortunately since they are the best way to authenticate the written stories, which may often be tweaked or fabricated, as most of the books of Moses are supposed to have been, in the library of Alexandria. Even the dead sea scrolls translations are disputed. We hear one of the motivations for Bush & Blairs Iraq war was to acquire the Tomb of Gilgamesh, which appeared when the Euphrates River dried up, but we don’t hear any more about this legendary giant of prehistory except from the unofficial sources, who say all sorts of things including that there was a stargate portal in that location through which space aliens or perhaps demons could appear.

With demons and space aliens now appearing through portals, gold looks better than ever.

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  2. Why do I bother?
    Who knows?
    Anyway, go to banned knowledge to think
    Upon, at
    http://WWW.BEFOREITSNEWS.COM – people powered news for idiots.
    Try Jim Willie for at least 20 mins and note from 55.
    ‘Jim Willie – emergency broadcast …… 4/4’
    Forget the tease. Just listen.
    OR go listen to your tv and be fooled by trolls.
    1027

  3. Back in the 1990s I started following the posts of the Gold Anti-trust Association (GATA). They were concerned about all the manipulation in the markets and where all the gold was going. Two of their members went to China and visited the gold refiners. In their discussions the refiners admitted to melting down and refining the German Bundesbank gold and also the ‘coin melt’ gold from the US. They also found that China had around 400 ‘private’ companies around the world that were purchasing gold. The estimates at that time was China had over 20,000 metric tons of gold. It is now believed that China has around 30,000 tons.

    • Siam and Burma used to cast big gold Buddhas and have constant wars and steal each others Buddhas then melt them down to make their own style of Buddha. Egyptians and Aztecs had plenty of gold too, so there must be lots around unaccounted for

      • As the article said, “until the major gold holders come out of the woodwork. Then, you will know who has all the gold.” – Well, we know Australia doesn’t have much, our enlightened leaders sold it off.

        When you think about it, it is quite extraordinary that Australia has such incredibly stupid people in Canberra. Perhaps the Chinese can do us a favor if they do decide to strike Australia, please, hit Canberra first.

        • I recall stories that foreigners were once coming to Australia to get their teeth done.
          Who wants gold fillings anyway?🤷‍♂️
          I knew a stamp dealer way back, he collected and traded a lot of old valuable South African stamps here in Australia from visitors and immigrants.
          A diamond or two in the spine of an international magazine was a good marketing scheme for the magazine publishers and covered the subscriber’s subscription for letter box deliveries.
          Do they have female ‘basset hounds’ these days that can sniff out a diamond?🤪
          1210

        • Are We Holding Gold?
          News
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          Posted 11/03/2025
          The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) reportedly holds a static 80 tonnes of gold in its reserves, unchanged since 1997 when it sold 167 tonnes at AU$450/oz, a decision that cost the nation billions in potential gains as gold prices soared to over AU$2,000/oz in recent years.
          https://ainsliebullion.com.au/News-Resources/Article/Are-We-Holding-Gold/ID/7644?srsltid=AfmBOoqG3akjg39dGSt8A8VDvdaNgaFklp0TYO-yRFZNw_asm6-Xlwl_

          • Yes, I saw it trundling down Phillip street from our reserves on two trucks with all the security accompaniment.
            Good one JWH🙀 then you did Iraq. You are a real hero.
            Pity about your knighthood….. stiff!
            Janet may not be amused.

    • I haven’t heard much from Schiff, Max Keiser says he’s a scammer, not sure about Keiser’s background but there’s money in it and he was also a major feature of RT channel until Ukraina heated up

  5. Valentina Zharkova:  Grand solar minimum is underway
    VZ-discoverer of the Solar Double Dynamo allowing accurate documentation of Grand Solar Minimums.
    27:27 on- Implications of the Grand Solar Minimum

  6. Ian Plimer: Climate Change: The Facts 2025
    Plain speak
    Professor Ian Plimer is Australia’s best-known geologist. He is Emeritus Professor of Earth Sciences at the University of Melbourne, where he was Professor and Head of Earth Sciences. He was Professor at the University of Newcastle, Professor at The University of Adelaide and Professor in Munich (Germany). He was also on the staff at the University of New England, the University of New South Wales, Macquarie University and North Broken Hill Ltd

    • Good stuff Sandra on the GSM, sometimes now referred to as the ‘Eddy Minimum’. Here at GS we’ve tried to give a heads-up to readers. Here’s an article I wrote in 2020 –

      https://gumshoenews.com/start-growing-and-preserving-your-own-food/

      You will note in the comments section the addition of a ‘global warming’ troll’s comments. Those people are still out there, but just ignore them and move on. Eventually, reality will catch up to them.

  7. OT for a change of pace on a lazy Sunday afternoon. Jack Heart’s treatise on David Lynch’s Twin Peaks the Return. Was Lynch an inductee of the Mystery Schools or simply whacked out on mind-expanding substances? Was comet ISON (Sion? ) meant to bring about the Mayan End Time Prophecy in 2012 (2013?) before being inexplicably pulverised on the other side of the Sun while looping back towards Earth? Dastardly deeds perpetrated against archaeologists searching for/writing about Akakor. Everett’s view of Quantum Immortality. Perhaps best read with a glass of ayahuasca. Another good read of Jack’s, in the links, is about Vyse the Vandal among the Giza Pyramids.

    https://vtforeignpolicy.com/2025/03/france-xiii-in-the-footsteps-of-otto-rahn-part-4-by-jack-heart/

  8. OT for a change of pace on a lazy Sunday afternoon. Jack Heart’s treatise on David Lynch’s Twin Peaks the Return. Was Lynch an inductee of the Mystery Schools or simply whacked out on mind-expanding substances? Was comet ISON (Sion? ) meant to bring about the Mayan End Time Prophecy in 2012 (2013?) before being inexplicably pulverised on the other side of the Sun while looping back towards Earth? Dastardly deeds perpetrated against archaeologists searching for/writing about Akakor. Everett’s view of Quantum Immortality. Perhaps best read with a glass of ayahuasca. Another good read of Jack’s, in the links, is about Vyse the Vandal among the Giza Pyramids.

    https://vtforeignpolicy.com/2025/03/france-xiii-in-the-footsteps-of-otto-rahn-part-4-by-jack-heart/

  10. Greg Mannarino: No Gold At Fort Knox? Exposing The Shocking Truth!
    In this exclusive interview, Darryl and Brian Panes from As Good As Gold Australia sit down with the Robin Hood of Wall Street, Greg Mannarino, to discuss key financial trends and what they mean for investors in 2025
    We also discuss the significant shift in Australia’s financial landscape, including the parliamentary vote against discontinuing cash as a legal tender and the implications of retaining cash options for future financial freedom. Is the US experiencing similar concerns, and why is it essential to keep cash in circulation?
    Finally, Greg Mannarino discusses the Gold to Silver ratio, currently standing at a staggering 90:1. With growing talks of silver price manipulation coming to an end, could we be heading for a much tighter ratio in the near future?

  11. On Valentines day the all ords index was 8800 and today it is 7300 that’s 17% down
    Maybe could be 1/4 off and a slow climb back for superannuation ?
    Gold sneaked up now retailing for AUD 5100 but vultures will swoop on cheap shares.
    Rotschilds already out of BHP Friday night and now frantically buying Rio Tinto
    They are saying BRICS is poised to deal the killer blow to the US Swift system
    Is Mein Trumpf doing brinkmanship or is he going to crash us through to CBDCs
    Well we wanted change so here it comes
    Scotty FM should come back and give us all $20k of this phoney printed money.
    Isn’t it obligatory to be a controlled pedo to get the top jobs ? I wouldn’t know
    Back at ground level the crime rate will have to go up

    • Rubert’s off the hook with this
      “In November 2024, news.com.au published two articles concerning criminal proceedings against Jonny Garnett, which incorrectly referred to Mr Garnett as a paedophile. There was no such charge or finding at trial. Mr Garnett is appealing his conviction for indecent assault.”

      News.com.au apologises for the error.

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