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The Netherlands Has Repatriated 122.5t Gold From US. It set a new trend to insist on immediate delivery. If more counties will follow there can be a global run on gold.

Submitted by IWB, on November 21st, 2014

Article in Dutch states that the Dutch in secret brought back 130 tons of gold from US vaults in Manhattan. So we succeeded where the Germans did not? Very hard to believe…

http://tmgonlinemedia.nl/consent/consent/?return=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.telegraaf.nl%2Fdft%2Fnieuws_dft%2F23356897%2F__Nederlands_goud_in_geheim_terug_uit_VS__.html&clienttime=1416565139347&version=0&detect=true

The Dutch central bank, De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB), has repatriated in utmost secret 122.5 tonnes of gold from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (FRBNY) to its vaults in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, according to a press release from DNB published today (November 21).

DNB states it has changed allocation policy from 11 % in Amsterdam, 51 % at the FRBNY, 20 % in Canada and 18 % at the Bank Of England (BOE); to 31 % in Amsterdam, 31 % at the FRBNY, 20 % in Canada and 18 % at the BOE. According to the World Gold Council’s latest data DNB has 612.5 tonnes in official gold reserves.

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Global Consequences

The impact of the Dutch gold repatriation can be huge. First of all, because it underlines more and more countries are getting nervous about their gold reserves stored in the US. Venezuela repatriated most of its reserves from abroad in 2012, the year Germany also announced a repatriation schedule from the US and France. While Germany settled with the US to ship 300 tonnes spread over 8 years, the Dutch set a new trend to insist on immediate delivery. If more counties will follow there can be a global run on gold.

Recently the Swiss people also got nervous about the Swiss National Bank (SNB) its gold policy and asked for a referendum to store all of the official gold reserves on Swiss soil. The Swiss referendum is held on November 30 and will most likely be influenced by the 123 tonnes of gold repatriated by The Netherlands.

Koos Jansen

https://www.bullionstar.com/blog/koos-jansen/the-netherlands-has-repatriated-122-5t-gold-from-us/

Dutch Mainstream TV Covers Global Interest in Gold

Dutch TV show covered the Swiss Gold Referendum, Chinese gold buying, Russian central bank purchases, as well as other topics. Viewed from a ‘Keynesian’ angle and from a gold advocate. Read more at https://www.bullionstar.com/blog/koos…

November 21st, 2014 | Tags: , , |
  • Lex loathar

    Well, I wonder what country the US needs to invade to procure said amount of gold?

  • evader2014

    Was the “repatriated” gold part of the Libya loot or the Ukraine loot?

  • https://plus.google.com/+ChadRobinsonKyLumberJack/about Chad Robinson

    A couple of years ago The Fed Chairman said in a Congressional hearing The US nor the Federal Reserve have owned any Gold since 1934 and March 1933 the communist FDR made it illegal for a citizen to own gold ordered all citizens to turn it in at the fed or a bank or go to jail for 10 years and face fines up to $10,000.
    So where is this Gold going to come from when the US only has a few painted tungston bars displayed.

  • Mick McNulty

    Maybe part of the deal for the Dutch to get their gold back included staying silent about their findings re. MH-17?

  • Chinhomiah

    Will this lead to a stampede by other countries for the repatriation of their gold from an empty Fort Knox? Will the American ruling class be finally exposed for the big fraudsters that they are? Will it prove to be that piece of snowflake that Jim Rickards believe will precipitate the ultimate avalanche, the impending Mother of All Collapses that shall see us all use the dollar as toilet paper for our morning ritual? Will it ignite conflagration all over the world. and result in women everywhere spreading their legs just to keep their bodies and souls intact? Will the world change so drastically that good people have to barter away their family heirloom for a loaf of bread or a tin of rice?