What if there is no longer gold at Fort Knox?

Q:  IF there is no more gold in Fort Knox, then:

1/ where has it all gone?

2/ what else backs up the world reserve currency aka US$?
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Be prepared

This is from a BBC interview with Alessio Rastani:

Some of his quotes:

"Savings of millions will vanish"

"Goldman Sachs rules the world not the governments"

{ exactly what the first Governor of the Bank of England ( Sir Josiah Stamp ) also said. }

so, do you know HOW to prepare ?

---> Protect your ASSETS !

HOW ? .. feel free to ask me....
(hint: it is not bonds, paper instruments or any other ponzi or
investment sceme offered by governments, banks or insurance companies)



Note: Sir Josiah Stamp actually said this:

"Bankers own the earth. Take the earth away from them but leave them the power to create money and they will create enough money to buy back the earth"
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John Maynard Keynes, a British economist considered as the architect of our modern economic system, wrote in his own book "The Economic Consequences of the Peace, 1920":

"by a continuing process of inflation, government can confiscate, secretly and unobserved, an important part of wealth of its citizens"

"there is no surer, no more subtle way to overcome the existing basis of society than to debauch its currency. It engages all the process of economic law that come down on the side of destruction and does it so in a manner that not one person in a million can recognize it."

I am not sure what you think of all this...but honestly it does not matter what you think, it matters how your respond to it.
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Why I am a fan of Jim Rogers

A few weeks ago I ran into Jim Rogers. I approached him while saying:" Jim, I am a fan of yours!"

We chatted for a while, he gave me his name card, and so...
let me tell you why I am a fan of Jim.

Though he is a billionaire fund manager, his trust is in real assets and not in paper assets.

Check below some of his recent interviewclips and what he says about protecting your family's assets.

Please do not play the "Monopoly" game much longer, but get in real ownership assets:

land, farming land, houses, orphanages, schools, other real estate (all paid for of course!), silver ( bargain deal now!) and gold (believe me it will never be cheap to buy, that's why it has been the only monetary asset that has never lost its value for the last 5,000 years.
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Jim: "I own gold and silver, not intend to sell it for ever and when it comes down, I buy even more at these prices.."
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Got silver and gold? What is holding you back?

The Case for your Personal Asset Protection

"Golden Rule": 30-50% of your cash should be in physical silver or gold, coins, bars...not paper.

The Real Story behind the crash of 2008

"Professor William Black, bank regulator, tells the real story behind the crash of 2008, and why it will happen again."
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and make sure to watch Part 3: Quote from William Black: "The finance sector is a huge parasite, it transfers wealth from the poor to the wealthy."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_xdQyfNLnc&feature=channel
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Gold and Silver purchases made easy

Hedging your paper currency against inflation: best to buy pieces you can trade easily, like coins and PAMP bars.

Click on above banner which will lead you to TG Gold and try a purchase of a few pieces. It is really easy, secure and safe.

Any questions, please drop me an E-mail or comment.

Retirement: choice or must to keep working

http://news.xin.msn.com/en/singapore/article.aspx?cp-documentid=4244505

Some views on the above interview with MM Lee. (please read the article first...)

I like the approach of MM Lee, who keeps working, exercising, learning, travelling into his old age. However, he DOES not have to and as a statesman, his retirement, savings and portfolio will always keep him comfortably afloat. He DOES however, because he likes what he is doing, is well paid for it.

My own father retired at 57. Not because he wanted to but 27 year in the oil industry saved him enough golden eggs and it was a handshake he received.

I can see where MM Lee comes from. I respect his views BUT between the line, he is giving us all a warning about the social changes ahead of us. Today, most of the Americans have lost 40% of their retirement plan and investments due to the last "minor" currency crisis. Last year a Belgian Pm announced that in 2015 no funds would be available to pay the heavy retirement payouts. All over in Europe, retirement age is being pushed up as too many will age and no money is available. Take with it a massive inflation which is yet to come and most pension funds, public or private will vanish.

Conclusion: not because we want to but HAVE to work during our old age. It only pains me to see that 60-70 year old nannies and grandpas, who are exempted to baby sit their grand children, are working in Kopitiams and MacDonalds to clean and wipe the tables. Then, I think of my 84 year old Mum, enjoying her old age. She deserves it. I am happy she does not have to work in a local hamburger shop because she is a widow...

Thanks for your comments!

(PS. I have no pension plan, because 20 years ago I decided not to pay into a public fund as inflation and a few financial disasters will wipe out your wealth or when governments run into deep debts, like the PIGS countries now, and Greece...)