Showing posts with label gold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gold. Show all posts

Wednesday, 1 April 2009

Audit the Gold in Fort Knox!



Chris Powell appeared on the FOX News program "America's Newsroom" today, to discuss GATA's request for an audit of the Gold in Fort Knox, and the Gold suppression scheme.

Monday, 2 February 2009

“The Gig Is Up: Money, the Federal Reserve and You. Live from Wolfe Hall at The University of Colorado School of Law, on December 4, 2008



Populist lawyer, Gary Fielder, presents “The Gig Is Up: Money, the Federal Reserve and You. Live from Wolfe Hall at The University of Colorado School of Law, on December 4, 2008, Mr. Fielder, a criminal and constitutional lawyer from Denver, Colorado, presents a power point and video presentation on the creation of money with an historical analysis of our current banking system. With quotes from Ben Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Abe Lincoln, Ron Paul, Dennis Kucinich and many others, Fielder makes his case to abolish the Federal Reserve and return to a sound and honest money system. Fractional Reserve Banking. Currency. Amero. World Government. International Banking. www.gigisup.net Produced by Jack Creamer, Side 3 Studios, Denver, Colorado. Video edits by Jonathan Ellinoff. Technical Assistant, Rye Miller. This video is for educational purposes only. Admission was not charged, nor will any effort be made to profit from its production or sale. The DVD is free.«

Wednesday, 15 October 2008

Wednesday, 8 October 2008

CNBC airs prediction of default in paper gold

CNBC today gave a few minutes to Swiss Asia Capital CEO Jurg Kiener to talk about gold, and he noted the disparity between the explosive physical market price and the sluggish paper market price, blamed the speculation of Wall Street banks for the latter, and predicted the failure of the paper market and the quick doubling of the gold price. You can watch the interview here:

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Sunday, 20 July 2008

Jim Rogers Interview: Washington is Making "Mistake After Mistake."



Commodities investor and author Jim Rogers tells Moneynews Editorial Director Greg Brown that, much like the Asian crisis of a few years back, investors now should face up to an "American crisis" that will affect markets for some time to come. Rogers believes that Washington and the Federal Reserve are hurting, not helping, matters by propping up mortgage lenders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac while punishing the dollar.