Topic: Gold Reserve Act

2 chapters across the catalog

Economist Dr. Kirk Elliott discusses the 1934 Gold Reserve Act and the potential rehypothecation of U.S. gold reserves. He references Germany's 2012 request to repatriate its gold from the U.S., which took five years to partially fulfill. Elliott argues that auditing Fort Knox is essential to restoring the reputation of the U.S. dollar as a sound currency.

A report by Greg Reese traces the history of usury and the transition from sound money to the current fractional reserve banking system. The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 and the end of the gold standard are identified as the foundations of a debt-based Ponzi scheme designed to eventually implode. The banking cartel is accused of planning to transition the population into an authoritarian Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) following the inevitable dollar collapse.