Federal Reserve

What did the Fed do with Germany's gold?

"So, here’s what we know so far:

• In 2012, the Bundesbank (the central bank of Germany) asked to visit the vault of the Federal Reserve in New York, to view the 1,536 tons of gold they have stored there.
• The Federal Reserve told them no. They were not allowed to see their gold.
• In response, Germany said that they wanted 300 tons of their gold back.
• The Federal Reserve said that they’d need seven years to get the gold back to Germany. (Something that should take them seven weeks, tops.)
• One year later, the Fed has returned only 5 tons of gold to Germany. At this rate, it will take 60 years for the Germans to get less than one fifth of their gold back.

Though I don’t know precisely what, it is very clear that something strange is going on here… something that the prestigious central bankers want to keep away from the light of day."

Why did Germany only ask for 300 tons?

The owners of the Fed are secret.

The Fed's purchase of houses is another way it transfers wealth to our rulers, bringing about a new feudalism.

"Now, here are those numbers:

$40,000,000,000 per month, divided by $300,000 per house = 133,333 houses per month.

Let’s round that down to 130,000 to account for the various financing fees and transfer taxes.
So, Ben Bernanke is buying 130,000 houses per month. Kind of shocking, no?
That means that since this program began in September of 2012, the Fed has bought 1.43 million houses.
And, by the way, there is no end in sight."

Everybody is going to end up as serfs to banksters.