What Happened to America’s Gold?

There seems to be no short supply of gold, the commodity sold to Americans as a hard asset which can be relied upon to hold its value for the purposes of barter and exchange should the dollar become worthless or if the international financial were to implode. Yet, the value of gold is not pegged to the value of the dollar. Its price is determined independently through gold exchanges in London which are controlled by Rothschild, an international banking dynasty whose influence has created the very economic problems gold is meant to hedge against. So, what’s going on?

To answer, let’s explore how the economy arrived at such a precarious place.

In 2013, Michael Henry Dunn wrote, “The Western banking oligarchy’s current global control can be traced back to the Rothschild family’s dominance of international banking in the early years of the 19th century. The long-term strategy of the elite banking and royal bloodline families was simple: gain control of the global gold supply in order to maintain power through the control of global currency and its underlying collateral.”

James Bond creator, Ian Fleming, a British spy with intimate knowledge of the Royal family and Rothschilds, wrote his novel, Goldfinger, to warn the public of plans underway steal America’s gold.

“The central banking families had already put in place essential structures to seize and control this wealth: the Bank of International Settlements, the International Monetary Fund, the Council on Foreign Relations, and the United Nations, all of which were funded by elite banking figures, including the Rockefellers and Warburgs,” Dunn wrote.

After the World Wars, the funds were set up for humanitarian reasons only to be repurposed for the private use of the elite, particularly the international financiers, who then blocked depositors from accessing the funds.

Sukarno, as the first President of Indonesia was known, was appointed M1, or Monetary Controller, of these accounts, but was effectively stymied as “the central bankers put in place a system that allows the Federal Reserve to block anyone but banking elite insiders” from accessing them,.

The plan to steal America’s gold was launched in 1921 when Emperor Hirohito of Japan, King Lloyd George V, President Warren Harding, and the French Prime Minister George Clemenceau convened to form the Trilateral Trillenium Tripartite Gold Commission “to create and finance World War II,” wrote Neil Keenan, an international businessman who researched the Global Collateral Accounts.