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British government begins stealing its peoples’ bank deposits ahead of the global financial collapse.
Posted by PCLatest news, World newsMonday, August 8th, 2011



A police officer ordered by the government to rob the people.

It happened before and it is starting again.  Government confiscating (stealing) the people’s life savings.  Just like in 1929 the British government began its theft of the people’s life savings just before the Great Depression.  After an inflationary run-up in prices and asset values, the stock market crashed in 1929, and the economy soon went with the crash.  This time the British government is disguising its outright theft by claiming the entire contents of safety deposit banks are owned by criminals and the contents are the proceeds of crimes.

In March of 2011 the British Prime Minister David Cameron ordered British police to execute Operation Rize -  raid and seize the entire contents (art, gold ingots, gold dust, jewelery and cash) of nearly 7,000 safety deposit boxes from three vaults in London.  The British government simply told Scotland Yard that the safety deposit boxes were used by criminals to store cash, guns and drugs.

The British government instructed the police to arrest anyone who went to the vaults to try and recover the contents of their safety deposit boxes.  Those who protested the seizure of the contents of their safety deposit boxes were  to be charged with various offenses including pedophilia, money-laundering, drug-dealing and firearms possession.

When word spread about the government raid and theft of the contents of their safety deposit boxes people rushed to the bank vaults.  The police arrested 146 and charged 30 (those with the most cash and gold in their safety deposit boxes) with trumped up pedophilia, money-laundering, drug-dealing and firearms charges.



Armed robbery of bank safety deposit boxes by London Police

This isn’t the first time the British government ordered the seizure of its people’s deposits. Back in June 2008, 1 year after the global economic crisis began, police armed with automatic weapons (shown in above image) were ordered by Gordon Brown to seize (to take by force) thousands of deposit boxes, ranging from small book-sized boxes to large walk-in safes in a string of west London raids.  Armed robbery is defined as a crime ” involving the use of a weapon in the taking of money or goods in the possession of another, from his or her person or immediate presence“.

The contents of safety deposit boxes were stolen by the British government from Park Lane Safe Depository in Park Street, Hampstead Safe Depository in Finchley Road, and Edgware Safe Depository in High Street, Edgware.

The British government came up with the idea back in 2006.  The British government needed new money and the only new and real money was being held by the people in safety deposit boxes.  The government can’t tax what is sitting for years in thousands of safety deposit boxes so they decided to confiscate it all.  The confiscation of the people’s money was codenamed Operation Rize.  Operation Rize being code for Ruse. The ruse is the British government labeling all safety deposit box owners as criminals in order to steal the valuable contents of their safety deposit boxes.  Every safety deposit box in the largest vaults in London were ordered raided based entirely on the British government’s assertion that a handful of safety deposit box owners were suspected of being corrupt.

Why is this significant for people in the United States?  The U.S. government is preparing to do the same in the United States.
The U.S. government has been stealing its people’s money since 2008 and the only real money ($trillions) left in the United States is being kept in its peoples’ safety deposit boxes.  The U.S. government has lost its prized AAA rating and the S& made it known that it could drop it again in November.  Yesterday,Guan Jianzhong, chairman of Dagong Global Credit Rating, said the U.S. currency (the worthless Federal Reserve Note) is being “gradually discarded by the world,” and the “process will be irreversible.”  Because of the rating downgrade and foreign governments dropping the worthless Federal Reserve Note, the U.S. government is being forced by the Federal Reserve bankers to make preparations to confiscate the people’s valuable financial assets held in safety deposit boxes across the U.S. by using the same false accusation as the British government – all safety deposit box owners are criminals and the contents of those boxes deemed to be criminal proceeds.

Government confiscation (theft) of its peoples gold dates back to the Trading with the Enemy Act of 1917. In 1917, President Woodrow Wilson was forced by the bankers of the newly formed Federal Reserve to sign the “TWEA” into law, forbidding American individuals and businesses from engaging in trade with “enemy nations.” The world’s functional gold standard, which had overseen tremendous global economic growth in the early years of the twentieth century, was effectively halted by the Federal Reserve bankers and the outbreak of World War I soon followed.  With gold no longer being the standard for trade (the worthless counterfeit Federal Reserve Note replaced it) the stage was thus set for the Great Depression and World War II.

Shortly after taking office sixteen years later, Franklin Delano Roosevelt was forced by the Federal Reserve bankers to sign Executive Order 6102 into law, prohibiting the “hoarding” of gold. Under this Federal Reserve order, Americans were prohibited from owning more than $100 worth of gold coins, and all “hoarders” (i.e. people who owned more than $100 worth of gold) were forced, by law, to sell their “excess” gold to the Federal Reserve bankers at the prevailing price of $20.67 per ounce.

Then, once the Federal Reserve bankers had all the gold, FDR revalued the dollar relative to gold so that gold was now worth $35 an ounce. By simple decree, the Federal Reserve bankers had thereby robbed millions of American citizens at a rate of $14.33 per ounce of confiscated gold, which is why most historians agree that the Gold Confiscation of 1933 was the single most draconian economic act in the history of the United States – that is until the Federal Reserve bankers did it again 75 years later.

On November 24, 2008, U.S. Republican Congressman Ron Paul (R-TX) wrote, “In bailing out failing companies, they are confiscating money from productive members of the economy and giving it to failing ones. By sustaining companies with obsolete or unsustainable business models, the government prevents their resources from being liquidated and made available to other companies that can put them to better, more productive use. An essential element of a healthy free market, is that both success and failure must be permitted to happen when they are earned. But instead with a bailout, the rewards are reversed – the proceeds from successful entities are given to failing ones. How this is supposed to be good for our economy is beyond me…. It won’t work. It can’t work… It is obvious to most Americans that we need to reject corporate cronyism, and allow the natural regulations and incentives of the free market to pick the winners and losers in our economy, not the whims of bureaucrats and politicians.”

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Acong

How to prevent government and bankers from stealing your life savings.
Posted by PAUL W KINCAIDLatest news, World newsMonday, August 8th, 2011

A home safe is the only safe place to put your money these days. Banks can’t charge you fees. Brokers can’t charge you commission or lose it all on their bad investment choices. Your government can’t touch it. It’s your money and it is there when you need it 24/7, 365 days a year.

It has been 2 years now since Barack Obama declared he needed close to $1 trillion to stop banks from failing. He pressed the US Congress to pass his $787 billion Stimulus Bill by stating that in order to fix the problem Congress needed to throw $trillions into the financial banking system and those super rich bank recipients he claimed would use that money to create 3.5 million new jobs.
Well his logic was foolhardy from the start as small town and city banks are still failing and the unemployment situation has not improved. Proving once again that Obama is working for Wall Street and not the people.

The banks of Wall Street put Obama in office with their $million campaign contributions and prime time TV advertising. Now that Obama is in, Obama is taking care of his financial backers. To do this Obama had his Treasury Sectary set up a new banking system that is rigged to cause even more mom and pop banks to fail. Why let mom and pop banks fail but rescue Wall Street’s super rich banks? Wall Street doesn’t have any money. They are only in business so long as investors keep on investing in risky stocks and business ventures. The real money isn’t on Wall Street the real money is in the bank vaults of your local banks. The US government, Obama and the banks of the privately owned Federal Reserve (the ones who fraudulently declared $billion loses in order to get $trillions from US taxpayers) need your local banks and credit unions to fail in order to get their hands on the valued assets owned outright by you, the bank account holders.

The U.S. government is now bankrupt. They have no money. They are printing money that has no value. Bank depositors like you, your relatives, friends and neighbors own $trillions in savings. Money that is free of any debt and tax. Your savings are being stolen by your government in government orchestrated bank failures. How? Once a bank fails the deposits are insured but not the full value. That means the government takes any amount over and above what is covered by the Federal Deposit Insurance.

Money parked in bank accounts is usually protected by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., but that doesn’t mean your money is safe. The FDIC insures checking accounts, savings accounts, certificates of deposit and retirement accounts placed in deposits at insured institutions. Ask your bank whether it’s FDIC-insured. If your bank isn’t FDIC insured then you could lose it all when your government causes it to fail. Money that is placed in a money market deposit account as part of your checking is protected, but don’t confuse that with a money market mutual fund, which is not.

Not every dollar you deposit to your bank account is protected, including holdings in mutual funds (stock, bond or money market mutual funds), annuities, stocks, bonds, Treasury securities and other investment products. And what about that prized family air loom passed down by Grandma or other contents in a safe-deposit box at your bank? Those aren’t protected either.

On those accounts that the FDIC does insure, know that the coverage isn’t unlimited. You’re safe if you have up to $250,000 per person per account, but only up until the end of 2013, when your government drastically reduces the coverage to less than half the present coverage – to $100,000. So come 2013 if you put your hard earned $250,000 into an account at a FDIC insured bank and that fails you will lose over half of your deposit. Of the $250,000 you deposited into a FDIC insured bank that fails you get only $100,000 and your government robs you of $150,000. Retirement accounts are covered permanently up to a maximum of $250,000 per co-owner or a maximum $500,000 per couple. If you have any amount over and above the maximum insured amount and your FDIC insured bank fails your government is going to rob you of those amounts. If you have large deposits in a bank that is not FDIC insured (I would advise you to check immediately) and that bank fails your government robs you of the entire amount. If you have any kind of gold or silver locked away in a safety deposit box at any bank, whether they are FDIC insured or not, and that bank fails your government again will rob you of it.

One industry that does good even in these bleak days are those that make safes. Confidence in banks and the overall economy is at levels not seen since the Great Depression. People are removing their hard earned money from their bank accounts at record rates and they have to put it somewhere. Safe deposit boxes were once the first choice as a place to stash cash and other valuables, but with some banks closing and the government taking the contents of those safety deposit box it is becoming apparent that emergency money belongs elsewhere if quick access to it is needed.

Safety deposit box holders and depositors are not given advanced notice when failed banks shut their doors. If people have their emergency money in a safe deposit box or an account in a bank that closes, they will not be allowed into the bank to get it out. They can knock on the door and beg to get in but the sheriff’s department or whoever is handling the closure will simply say “no” because they are just following orders.

Deposit box and account holders are not warned of the hazards of banking when they sign up. It is not until they need to get their cash or valuables out in a hurry that they find themselves in trouble.

Rules governing access to safe deposit boxes and money held in accounts are written into the charter of each bank. The charter is the statement of policy under which the bank is allowed by the government to do business. These rules are subject to change at any time by faceless bureaucrats who are answerable to no one. They can be changed without notice, without the agreement of the people, and against their will.

A look at the fine print of the contract signed when a safety deposit box is opened reveals that in essence the signer has given to the bank whatever property he has put into that deposit box. When times are good people will be allowed open access to their safe deposit box and the property that is in it. This also applies to their bank accounts. But when times get really bad, many may find that the funds they have placed on deposit and the property they thought was secured in the safe deposit box now belong to the bank, or in the case of insured banks to the government, not to the depositor. Although this was probably not explained to the bank depositors when they signed their signature card, this is what they were agreeing to.

Acong

During the Great Depression in the early 1930’s people thought that many banks were going to fail. They were afraid they would lose their money so they went in mass to take it out, in what is known as a run on the banks. The government closed the banks to protect them from angry depositors who wanted their money back. Throughout history, governments have acted to protect the interests of banks and the wealthy people who own them, not the interests of depositors or box holders.

In a time of emergency, people will have no recourse if access to their safe deposit box and bank accounts is denied. If they are keeping money in a bank that would be needed in an emergency or in a time when credit is no longer free flowing, they may not be able to get it out of the bank. The emergency may occur at night or on a weekend or holiday when the bank is closed.

The solution is to take emergency cash or valuables out of the safe deposit box or bank account and secure them somewhere else, like in a home safe. A home safe is the only safe place to put your money these days. As I stated at the beginning of this article there are 4 very good reasons why:
1) Banks can’t charge you fees.
2) Brokers can’t charge you commission or lose it all on their bad investment choices.
3) Your government can’t touch it and
4) It’s there when you need it 24/7.

If you can’t afford a safe there are a lot of places on your property where you can hide you savings and valuables. Some people
have removed floorboards or wall panels and placed their valued assets in water tight plastic bags or container and securely hide them within. If you are concerned about home invaders and robbers breaking into your house to look for a home safe hiding your money and valued assets within the walls or floors of your home is a safer alternative. Only you would know where in your home or on your property your money and valuables were hidden.

These days with all of the bank failures it isn’t wise to have all your money in their bank vaults.   Only open up a bank account to have your employment payroll direct deposited and to make your mortgage payments, car loans and credit card payments.  As soon as you paycheque is deposited leave in the account only the exact amount to cover your mortgage, car or credit card payments.  Withdraw the entire balance and take it home with you.  Keep it in a safe place in your home.  Doing this also eliminates all ATM usage and Interac payments.  More money is lost through ATM transactions and Interac payments.  Criminals use ATM machines and Interac terminals to steal both your money and your identity.

Using cash to pay for all of your purchases means no more credit card bills and high credit card interest rates.  Using cash means you own your purchase outright.  No one can reposses an item that was paid for with cash.  No one can charge you interest on an item you paid with cash.  Paying with cash also means privacy.  When you pay with a credit card or debit card there is a record of your purchase kept by the vendor and at any time your government can know what you bought, where you bought and for how much.  With cash purchases no one will know and no one can have any claim or charge you any service fee or interest.

If you don’t do anything to secure your hard earned money and valued financial assets , rest assured that your government is going to rob you whenever your bank or credit union fails.

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pengecatbintang

ini teori aku..

BNM kenalkan Kijang Emas sejak 2001... tp... walaupun PM masa tu dah sedar ttg kepentingan Emas... kalo ikut official simpanan emas la ni.... ikut negara2 kat dunia... Mesia x de dlm senarai...

pendapat aku... Mesia sengaja x nak hebah kan ada memiliki fizikal emas... emas akan jadi rebutan satu hari nnt n boleh menimbulkan peperangan antara negara....

gomen menyimpan fizikal emas yg tidak boleh digunakan utk perbelanjaan negara (tp disimpan krn potensi kepentingannya pd masa depan)...

simpanan emas fizikal gomen mungkin x sebanyak negara lain krn kekangan duit...

selain itu... jika terdesak nnt... bila negara perlukan fizikal emas... mgkn akan dikuatkuasakan semua kijang emas perlu dijual semula kpd gomen...

rakyat mesia digalakkan beli emas (kijang emas terutamanya)... sebagai satu cara x langsung gomen menyimpan emas...

masa darurat apa2 bole dirampas oleh gomen...

ini sekadar pemikiran aku ler...

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pd tahun 1930an... Presiden US guna kuasa veto utk confisticate gold dr rakyat depa...
gomen beli dgn rakyat rege USD20/ oz... bila dah abis rampas...US declared rege emas USD35/ oz...

masa tahun 1930an... pegawai kerajaan US akan turut serta semasa pemilik buka safety deposit box mereka di bank

rakyat US tak dibenarkan simpan gold start 1930 - 1970 kot?

pengecatbintang

ikut pembacaan aku...

krisis di Middle akan merebak dari masa ke masa... Yaman, Syria dll

Arab Saudi merupakan negara terakhir yg akan kena...

peh tu Euro akan collapse...

kmdian dlm masa beberapa hari or minggu.. but not month...

USD akan ikut jejak langkah Euro...

ni teori aku lak... bila USD collapse... matawang lain... pasaran saham... bon dll akan turut collapse...

so... perhatikan Arab Saudi....

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pendapat aku..

bila matawang satu dunia problem... camner nak beli barang keperluan or makanan...

so, bila Arab Saudi kena n Euro collapse... beli ler makanan n barang keperluan banyak2... yg tahan lama...

masa tu gold n silver dah x sempat nak beli...

nak beli gold n silver sekarang ni... bukan masa tu...

Acong

Last Updated : 17 August 2011 at 14:05 IST Print
Gold bars, coins sold at 750% premium on buying frenzy in Dubai
Read more : gold forecast,gold outlook,gold price,gold,dubai gold

DUBAI (Commodity Online): Gold demand in Dubai is proving so strong that gold dealers have raised their markups upto 750% to cash in on the investor frenzy. Uncertainties over global economy are making investors to purchase gold at any value.

“Most customers and retailers are trying to buy gold bars and coins. There is virtually no supply of 50 gram and 100 gram gold bars in the market. It seems wholesalers are releasing only one or two bars per day to their regular customers. If we have demand for 50 gold bars, our wholesaler is giving only one or two pieces per day. Even getting the second piece is difficult” said Pearlju Baby Chungath, Owner of Chungath Jewellery at Karama Center, as per emirates24/7.com

“Market price will go up further. Traders are selling gold bars at a premium of $50 per ounce. Normally the profit margin on a Gold price is Dh 20, now traders are charging Dh 100 to Dh 150 more than the market value,” said another trader. This is 500%-750% of normal profit markups!

Gold traders are reluctant to release more gold into the market as they expect prices to peak further as demand increases. "In the past six months it (demand) has at least doubled," says one Gold Bullion dealer, Chatan Dhakan of National Jewellery, as reported by bullionvault.com

The Dubai Multi Commodities Centre Authority (DMCC) had unveiled the UAE’s first official gold coin earlier this week. "This innovative Gold Bullion coin was conceived to satisfy the demands from investors seeking access to gold as protection against the ongoing global economic uncertainty," said DMCC executive chairman Ahmed Bin Sulayem.

http://www.commodityonline.com/news/Gold-bars-coins-sold-at-750-premium-on-buying-frenzy-in-Dubai-41695-3-1.html

izza_dude

aku setuju dgn pengecat bintang, kerajaan malaysia ada reserve yg besar utk emas....tapi takdernyer dihebahkan......
buat apa kita post kita kaya dan berharta last2 kena rompak.......
tgk otak tdm pun dah tahu, mesti dia ada reserve kan emas yg besar utk malaysia..
lagipun sejarah malaysia sebagai semenanjung emas mmg dah ada dalam metaliti para penjajah europe yg rakus dan kijam tuh...
so sbg langkah selamat...
bio org ingat papa tapi berada-ada sebenarnyer...
kalau tak naper, org indon yg dok merantau kat mesia...
benda yg dia beli ialah emas, emas dan emas....
kat indon takdak emas ker..
aku tau sebab aku nieh tukang jaga pekerja indon..
sama jugak minyak...
petronas tak abis2 mengali kat luar negara..
sebab nak tunjuk pada donia, mesia dah abis minyak yg mahal tuh....
padahal, byk lagik....
semua nieh ada sebab nyer...
sebab tuh pembangkang yg kata duit2 kita akan dirompak aku tak kesah..
dah dengar sejak dulu lagik..
sebab kalau diorg jadi goverment pun, langkah yg sama akan diambil...
percayalah......

izza_dude

lagi satu, yg aku taw
pengeluar emas utama kebanyakkan semua negara ketika,
afrika lah...
walaupun diorg byk emas, tp tak kaya2 jugak...
sudan tuh, byk apa hasil emas..
tp misekin jugak...
SEBAB keje diorg hanya merompak jerk...
esok rompak kampung nieh...
esok rompak kampung tuh...
emas ada tapi metaliti perompak...
negara kaya amik peluang rompak secara halus emas diorg...
diorg jugak yg kebulur, sbb tanah kat sana kurang subur..
kesian tapi tak boleh ditolong...

Acong

Marc Faber: don’t store your gold in the United States
Simon Black, Sovereign Man | Aug. 25, 2011, 8:24 AM

Zell am See, Austria

As usual, the CNBC hosts were completely dumbfounded.

Phoning in from Sao Paulo, Brazil, investment guru Marc Faber was a guest on CNBC last week, once again telling the unvarnished truth about the state of the world economy and bankrupt western nations.

This time, Faber had a very clear message: that everyone should own *physical* gold… and what’s more, they should store it outside of the United States:

“I prefer if investors hold physical gold in a safe deposit box, ideally outside the US, in various locations… Switzerland, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, Canada… I think it’s important in today’s very uncertain world to diversify, not only the various asset classes… but also the custody of your assets should be in different jurisdictions.”

His hosts couldn’t believe it. -NOT- store in the United States, the bastion of freedom and security??!?! What lunacy!
CNBC: “Uh, so do you thus not trust US banks or US custodians? Do you think they might fail or abscond with the gold?”
Guffaws and incredulous snickers emerge from the hosts.

Faber: “I don’t trust anyone.”

Uncomfortable silence.

CNBC: “Hmmm. Interesting.”

Completely devoid of anything intelligent to say on the topic of sovereign diversification, they quickly changed the subject to talk about equities… but Faber soon came back to his original point.

Among other things, he mentioned that banks in Asia are FAR more stable and sound than they are in the west for not having invested so heavily in dead weight assets like Greek bonds or US mortgage-backed securities.

I couldn’t agree more.

This is a point I’ve been pounding on from day 1: internationalization, what I frequently call planting multiple flags, is absolutely critical to reducing your risk.

You won’t ever hear about it from the talking heads on state-sponsored media like CNBC. They refuse to look at the real world where America is no longer the center of the financial universe or the safest place to put money.

Truthfully, though, bankrupt nations like the United States pose the greatest risk of all to our prosperity and livelihood, regardless of whether we’re just starting out or have already achieved it.

This is because politicians will stop at nothing to maintain the status quo; the more they try to ‘fix’ things, the worse the situation becomes. They think they can borrow their way out of debt and spend their way out of recession. When these tactics don’t work, they just borrow and spend more.

In recent remarks during an official visit to Japan, Vice President Joe Biden said that China became the world’s second largest economy only because of US troop presence in Asia.

This line of reasoning only makes sense to a politician: China’s growth has nothing to do with its huge population, massive accumulation of savings, burgeoning technology, or culture of productivity… and everything to do with US military installations in South Korea, Japan, and Okinawa.

Such logic truly tests the patience of rational, thinking people, yet it exemplifies the kind of out-of-touch, mindless bureaucrat who is running the country.

Marc Faber has it absolutely right: entrusting the preponderance of your assets to these moronic sociopaths is a foolhardy endeavor. Own physical gold as a hedge against their idiotic fiscal policies, and store it overseas to make sure they can’t get their thieving hands on it.

Here in Austria, there’s a great secure storage facility in Vienna called Das Safe. You can rent a safety deposit box from them completely anonymously, and the box contents are insured for up to $50,000.

This is financial privacy at its finest… and if you want to take Marc Faber’s advice, you should definitely consider Das Safe. As an aside, Austria is also a great place to buy gold; you can purchase the gold ‘Philharmonic’ coin at almost every bank in the country at premiums as low as 3%.

If you’re serious about doing this, you should check out last month’s edition of Sovereign Man: Confidential. I covered a lot of detailed information about moving and storing gold overseas, including specialized contacts and obscure regulations that you need to know about.


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