- Das Gold der Japaner & Deutschen vom 2. Weltkrieg (in englisch) - Silver_Bullet, 14.10.2003, 03:05
- omg, das waren 11Seiten-hoffe ich bin bis Mittw. damit durch ;) *wörterbuchsuch* - daxput, 14.10.2003, 09:52
- Analyse dazu von dottore, Dimi et alii: - Helmut, 14.10.2003, 11:19
- Sorry, hier ein kleiner Auszug... ca. 1.1 Mio Tonnen Gold Gesamtreserven - Silver_Bullet, 14.10.2003, 11:26
- ob das wohl stimmt? - EM-financial, 14.10.2003, 13:28
- omg, das waren 11Seiten-hoffe ich bin bis Mittw. damit durch ;) *wörterbuchsuch* - daxput, 14.10.2003, 09:52
Sorry, hier ein kleiner Auszug... ca. 1.1 Mio Tonnen Gold Gesamtreserven
-->Sorry, ich vergesse oft das hierzulande nicht jeder fliessend englisch spricht.
The key to understanding the secrecy that embraces this story is that much - probably most - of gold that was plundered by Japan and Germany was already “black” gold that didn’t officially exist. Consequently, when the United States re-plundered this metal it did so in complete secrecy. Not only was there the fear of crippling the price of gold - and the world economy with it - were it discovered that monumental quantities of gold existed, in addition to official stocks, but the use to which it was to be put, also demanded secrecy. Â
How can fabulous volumes of gold exist when all the world’s bankers and economists continue to tell us that this metal is so rare? The answer is as prosaic as it is damning. Â
Mining industry sources reveal that as much as 30% of annual production of gold is quietly filtered into the “private market” and does not, therefore, impact on the official figures. In years past, off-market sales by the mining industry have been reported to be as high as 80%. The reasons for selling into the private market are varied but the central one is the avoidance of tax. In addition, as we have already noted, gold production in the former Soviet Union - the world’s second largest producer after South Africa - and that of China and Southeast Asia have never been included in official gold mining statistics. Â
Prior to the American Gold Rush of 1848, the amount of gold said to be in existence amounts to a miserly 10,000 tonnes. This, we are told, is the sum total of gold mined throughout the world during the preceding 5,850 years, for which mining records exist (and If you believe that, I have a nice parcel of valuable land set in the attractive Atlantic trench to sell you). Unsurprisingly, when pressed to verify the accuracy of these figures, it was admitted that they were nothing more than industry “estimates.” [32]  Never-the-less, this estimate has been incorporated into current day official mining figures and punched out as actual fact. It is not hard, therefore, to conclude that there are, indeed, very substantial volumes of black gold in existence. Â
The total quantity of gold buried in the Philippines during WWII has been reported to be over 1 million tonnes - or roughly 90% of the worlds “actual” gold stock. [33]  During the course of a seven-year investigation into the subject, this writer has accumulated information from a variety of sources suggesting this is indeed, a more accurate figure. In other words, official statistics represent a modest 10% of reality. Â
Falls die Annahmen stimmen sollten (die Bezugsquellen sind angegeben), Hmmm
da hab ich keine Angst über den Goldpreis, sondern die Jungs hätten quasi schon der Markt ge-cornered.
Einen schönen TAg noch

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