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The analytical program "However," with Mikhail Leontyev 21 January 2013

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Against the background of talks about stabilizing the situation in the financial markets and resolving the debt problems of Europe and America, a process is under way that is worth paying attention to.

Germany returns to the country its gold reserves held abroad. The Bundesbank announced its intention until 2020 to return to its storage facilities most of the gold stored in the United States, Britain and France. Germany, which has the second gold reserve after the United States (a little less than three and a half tons versus eight for the Americans), stores most of its gold according to the well-known historical reasons abroad.

The historical causes resulting from the Second World War are well known. But it is also known that Germany politically correctly trusts its Atlantic partners in key issues of policy, sovereignty and security. What can we say about such nonsense as finance. Therefore, such a decision by Germany, the healthiest economy of the modern sick world, is nothing but evidence of a deep distrust of the entire current global financial system.

It is supposed to return German gold from France almost completely, most of it from Britain and about half from the United States.
From the film “The Meeting Place cannot be changed”: “When we go to work, I want my savings account with me to be. It will warm my heart.”

It is clear that the United States deserves more German political correctness than, for example, France. However, France is the eurozone. In the context of the existence of a single European currency, the movement of German reserves from Paris is generally meaningless. But is it in terms of existence? And if not? That is, we must understand that Germany, which is the main pillar, engine and beneficiary of the eurozone, is not sure about its future. And wants to be prepared for the worst.

“Now many ambushes have been overcome, they have already been passed. But experience shows that the lull can only be temporary. And we should be ready for this.”, - noted Vladimir Putin.

From the point of view of gold reserves, we are ready, as young pioneers. Our reserves, quite recently, are still very scarce, are rapidly increasing. And for historical reasons, we, unlike Germany, keep it in our country. As for everything else, we still have to prepare and prepare.
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  1. Forget
    Forget 22 January 2013 09: 37
    +4
    unbelievable, but some kind of metal is the basis of wealth .. or, for example, diamond, essentially a stone ...
    1. tronin.maxim
      tronin.maxim 22 January 2013 09: 41
      +6
      Quote: Forget

      incredible, but some kind of metal

      Gold is the currency that will always be! Oh and where is the royal gold now.
      1. Jackyun
        Jackyun 22 January 2013 09: 55
        +4
        Quote: tronin.maxim
        Oh and where is the royal gold

        It burned down near Moscow, Kursk, in Stalingrad, on the Dnieper, etc. in the form of a fascist menagerie. The virtue of Ulyanov (persecuted by Lenin, if anyone has forgotten) paid him with Germany (then not yet fascist, but nothing had gone anywhere over the years) for his coming to power.
        1. evgenm55
          evgenm55 22 January 2013 11: 29
          +1
          And, I, unreasonable my whole life thought that it was the Lenin Germans sponsored ... But it turns out that ....
          1. ughhh
            ughhh 23 January 2013 00: 30
            0
            Quote: evgenm55
            And, I, unreasonable my whole life, thought that it was the Lenin Germans who sponsored ...

            not the Germans, but the British ...
      2. Alexander Romanov
        Alexander Romanov 22 January 2013 10: 28
        +5
        Quote: tronin.maxim
        Oh and where is the royal gold now.

        Part in Japan, there is about 100 billion + percent interest. Under the agreement, Japan should return it to its rightful owner, but we have graters with them. It's time to raise the issue of return.
      3. Papakiko
        Papakiko 22 January 2013 10: 36
        +1
        Gold is the consistency in the physical form of factors of all kinds of benefits and power. For measuring with something else (practice shows that size does not matter and the size also matters) is almost impossible and very speculative, which in general is shown by harsh reality.
        The euro needs to be supported, so the Germans have designated the "movement". "Euro is backed by gold ?!"
      4. igor.borov775
        igor.borov775 22 January 2013 12: 48
        +2
        We need a forum to listen to; our liberals also don’t sleep, It’s evident that the Ministry of Finance is also tormenting, At the Gaidar Forum, the country's chief liberal, GD, MEDVEDEV, announced the creation of the statement. You can be calm with Germany, but itching appeared and the reformers laid eyes on us, As always, we will wait for the scandal,
      5. INTER
        INTER 22 January 2013 16: 31
        0
        Quote: tronin.maxim
        Gold is the currency that will always be! Oh and where is the royal gold now.

        In the same place as all world gold either in the USA or in Israel. Although metal does not rust, it means it’s settled somewhere))))))) yes
    2. Big lexey
      Big lexey 22 January 2013 10: 14
      +11
      Quote: Forget
      unbelievable, but some kind of metal is the basis of wealth .. or, for example, diamond, essentially a stone ...

      Oil, too, like an oily liquid ... and it doesn’t smell very good ... but it’s worth the money!
      Something tells me that in the next Freedom House report, if Angela Merkel continues to return German gold home, German politics will be called anti-human, undermining the foundations of freedom of speech and human rights .... Hold on, Germany!
      PS How many Germans and I fought in the past millennium, but they are, oddly enough, much closer to me than the Anglo-Saxons .... Why would this be ?!
      1. Igarr
        Igarr 22 January 2013 10: 27
        +9
        BigLexey ... "How much we fought with the Germans in the last millennium, but they are, oddly enough, much closer to me than the Anglo-Saxons .... Why would that be ?!"
        ..
        And to the fact that soon we will have to again ...... either to fight, or to fight together ... with our second cousins.
        The Germans ... this of course is a nation. Formed on the basis of the Slavs. Luzhitsky Serbs still live around Berlin.
        What attracted the German princesses to Russia. Home because.
      2. Stiletto
        Stiletto 22 January 2013 10: 51
        +5
        Oil, gold, and even diamonds - it’s at least clear what kind of values. Well, what is the value in shtatovskoy cut green paper?
      3. Jackyun
        Jackyun 22 January 2013 11: 12
        +5
        Quote: BigLexey
        How many Germans and I fought in the past millennium, but they are, oddly enough, much closer to me than the Anglo-Saxons .... Why would this be ?!

        It’s useless, and why - it’s more correct. The answer lies in the depths of history. In history so ancient that some do not show a desire to remember it. But the point is that the Western Slavic tribes are not Poles and Czechs, it is still ancient. And they lived in the territories of present northeastern Germany. In the whirlwind of centuries, they were mixed with the Scandinavians, the Anglo-Saxons (who themselves, for the most part, are derived from the Scandinavians), Eastern Slavs, Romans. Culture, language changed, but historical memory remained at the genetic level. By the way, it is proved that the indigenous population of the northeastern regions of Germany has a genotype very close to Slavic. Therefore, Rurik (Slav is not Scandinavian!) Came to Russia and Russian tsars were related to ethnic East Germans. Not with Poles, not with Czechs (although they are Slavs), not with Franks and Britons.
        Yes, we often fought with the Germans. But after each fight we were always very close friends. And, oddly enough, they never held the Germans evil. What can not be said about the Anglo-Saxons.
        1. evgenm55
          evgenm55 22 January 2013 11: 35
          0
          .... And, oddly enough, they never held the Germans evil. ..... Ask about it on Piskaryovka, on Mamaev Kurgan, near the walls of the Brest Fortress, at the ashes of Khatyn, etc.
          1. Georges14
            Georges14 22 January 2013 14: 35
            0
            War is war. And a soldier is a soldier. But about Khatyn - it seems to me that the "brothers-Slavs" are more involved, or am I mistaken?
      4. Georges14
        Georges14 22 January 2013 14: 31
        0
        I do not know how anti-human, but the silly German policy, the SGA media have already called. And in general, the return by a number of countries of their gold reserves to national territory and a number of other indirect signs show that we are on the verge of major geopolitical changes. To say the least.
      5. 46bob46
        46bob46 23 January 2013 18: 54
        0
        but they are to me, oddly enough, much closer than the Anglo-Saxons ..
        If you’re clawing someone’s not for the first time, over time he’s getting closer to you lol
    3. ivant74ru
      ivant74ru 22 January 2013 10: 30
      0
      gold is a noble metal, diamond is a mineral, not stone
      1. 755962
        755962 22 January 2013 10: 55
        +1
        Amid concerns over paper currencies amid economic turmoil, gold “sparkles” even brighter
        In 2012, gold became a reliable way to store funds. The same situation may continue in 2013. Over the past 12 months, gold has risen in price by six percent, reaching a value of $ 1674 per ounce (31,1034768 grams; approx. Mixednews.ru). This was due to the activity of investors from the eurozone, seeking stability against the backdrop of quantitative easing from the US Federal Reserve, demand from central banks, and supply issues, which especially concerns South Africa.

        A large number of specialists, brokers and co-owners of industrial enterprises predict that gold will continue to grow in price and reach a value of two thousand dollars, and by the end of 2013 the figure may grow to two and a half thousand per ounce.

        Gold sparkles even brighter: Central banks increase gold reserves

        http://mixednews.ru/archives/29792
  2. tronin.maxim
    tronin.maxim 22 January 2013 09: 39
    +3
    Now Germany has the United States on the chain. If Germany returns gold, I will be surprised, greatly surprised!
    1. Vadivak
      Vadivak 22 January 2013 09: 47
      +8
      The Germans are like children, who will return the gold to them? Now in America they will remember that Hitler and Rockefeller did not pay for oil and will present the bill


      The size of American deposits in Nazi Germany was approximately $ 475 million. Investments by Standard Oil were valued at $ 120 million; General Motors - $ 35 million; ITT - $ 30 million; Ford - $ 17,5 million.
      1. Manager
        Manager 22 January 2013 09: 53
        +7
        Clear red no one will give anything to anyone. In the sense, the United States will not give up to Germany.
        It is strange that in general this topic was raised. Are there really people who naively assume the opposite? Really, Germany is not aware of all the investments and contracts of the 2nd World War? Well, it’s naive gentlemen.
        I am sure that this is all being played out for something else. More scale. Germany began to show its teeth NATU and EuroNat and EUROSHA do not like it.
        The debt will be written off. But how? Wait and see...
        1. Vladimirets
          Vladimirets 22 January 2013 10: 02
          +4
          Quote: Manager
          Clear red no one will give anything to anyone. In the sense, the United States will not give up to Germany.

          In light of this, you should probably wait for the change of leadership in Germany.
          1. Vadivak
            Vadivak 22 January 2013 10: 28
            +5
            Quote: Vladimirets
            In light of this, you should probably wait for the change of leadership in Germany.


            Golden words, as de Gaulle demanded that the United States, in accordance with the Bretton Woods Agreement, gold: exchange for 1,5 billion dollars. get a voluntary resignation (after attempts)
            1. igor.borov775
              igor.borov775 22 January 2013 12: 56
              0
              He needs to know the history of the gold he took, he just knew a narrow circle and decided to repeat the same technique but it didn’t work, and after that the troublemaker left politics,
              1. Vadivak
                Vadivak 22 January 2013 13: 29
                +3
                Quote: igor.borov775
                You need to know the history of gold he took

                Yah? Any evidence? De Gaulle did not take his gold, he demanded an exchange of dollars for gold. \. but his ship was wrapped like everyone else \, do not be naive gold America did not give dollars to anyone please take gold no
          2. Atlon
            Atlon 22 January 2013 10: 51
            0
            Quote: Vladimirets
            In light of this, you should probably wait for the change of leadership in Germany.

            Hinting at a murder? wink
            1. Vladimirets
              Vladimirets 22 January 2013 12: 35
              +3
              Quote: Atlon
              Hinting at a murder?

              Yes. Political, like Strauss-Kahn.
              1. Botanologist
                Botanologist 22 January 2013 14: 35
                +3
                Political, like Strauss-Kahn.

                We are waiting for the terrible international thriller "Rape of the maid by German Chancellor Merkel". belay . With the deprivation of a visa to America, sending nafuy Germany with its claims for gold and forced democratization.
                1. Vladimirets
                  Vladimirets 22 January 2013 20: 43
                  0
                  Quote: Botanologist
                  "Rape of the maid by German Chancellor Merkel".

                  A Turkish gardener will probably be featured here.
          3. 46bob46
            46bob46 23 January 2013 19: 00
            0
            If there is even a little blood left from Siegfried in deutsche, then you will have to pay. If you degenerate into burghers, the states will forgive them their duty.
        2. SASCHAmIXEEW
          SASCHAmIXEEW 22 January 2013 10: 22
          +4
          In Germany, since Hitler came to power, many American
          money in the form of property, why amers and Angles bombed peaceful mountains. where there were no plants, because the plants were American !!!! Now the Germans, at the expense of gold, can pick up enterprises and banks, there are many of them too, But this will not happen! The Zionist Zionist-Masonic mafia has all the gold and money, and it includes German Jewish bankers, so it makes no sense to carry gold, from one pocket to another
    2. Alexander Romanov
      Alexander Romanov 22 January 2013 10: 33
      +2
      Quote: tronin.maxim
      . If Germany returns gold, I will be surprised, greatly surprised!

      It will not return, it is not the essence. The main thing is to start. And there and others will begin to return theirs from the USA, then the USA will grab the head or bullion hi
      1. atalef
        atalef 22 January 2013 10: 47
        +1
        Quote: Alexander Romanov
        It will not return, it is not the essence. The main thing is to start. And there and others will begin to return theirs from the USA, then the USA will grab the head or bullion

        Alexander, you are right, will not return, that’s not the point
        If someone thinks that the place of storage of gold matters for the banking system, I’ll just laugh. Roughly speaking - Having a bank account in one country does not prevent you from paying to another, or having real estate assets in one country can be a guarantor for credit operations in another --- and this is at the household level, the level of an ordinary citizen. What can we say about the gold reserve formally accepted for storage by another state on the basis of interstate agreements. Many probably think that Amers in the dark dungeons of Fort Knox are sitting and biting ingots from the gold reserves of Germany.
        The transfer of gold from America to Germany (by the way, it turned out there because of the fear of the FRG during the Cold War, that in the event of a real war it will simply be plundered, confiscated) will in no way affect America’s financial system, it will only add Germany’s hemorrhoids with transportation costs and providing storage at home.
        1. 755962
          755962 22 January 2013 10: 57
          +3
          Jim Sinclair on the real reasons for the repatriation of German gold


          Legendary gold trader Jim Sinclair sent a warning to his subscribers stating that the Bundesbank announcement to return 300 tons of gold from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and 374 tons from the Bank of Paris was a direct response to the actions taken by the outgoing Treasury Secretary Timothy in October Geithner, aimed at lowering the price of gold from $ 1800 per troy ounce through the ESF (Stabilization Monetary Fund of the USA; note mixednews):


          http://mixednews.ru/archives/29957
        2. Misantrop
          Misantrop 22 January 2013 11: 10
          +4
          Quote: atalef
          If someone thinks that the place of storage of gold matters for the banking system, I just laugh. Roughly speaking - Having a bank account in one country does not interfere with paying in another, or having real estate assets in one country can be a guarantor for credit operations in another --- and this is at the household level, the level of an ordinary citizen. What can we say about the gold reserve formally accepted for storage by another state on the basis of interstate agreements.

          All this is good and beautiful only as long as the guarantor country has a stable and prosperous economy. In the event of its collapse, all these guarantees turn into a hollow sound. I do not even consider the option of the collapse of the guarantor state, everything is clear there and so wink
        3. Botanologist
          Botanologist 22 January 2013 14: 40
          +1
          The presence of a bank account in one country does not interfere with paying in another, or the presence of real estate assets in one country may be a guarantor for securing credit operations in another

          Well, tell this to customers of bankrupt banks. When a bank goes bankrupt, its assets are secured by creditors, and the very first creditor for international banks is the Fed. Do you feel? Your gold smoothly becomes not your gold.
  3. YARY
    YARY 22 January 2013 09: 45
    +8
    EVERYTHING ABOUT BABLE!
    After participating in the Yugoslavian crime, the Germans - even here you cannot argue with their pragmatism - died out in the active phases of SyShira. A quick realization of the deep interests of "your shirt" is simple mathematics. And you can't argue with it. The crisis has gained momentum not from scratch, but the Germans are just about, they know how to count and do not like to take risks "like a cowboy."
    Better your own spig than an overseas hamburger. The beginning of preparations for the return of the Deutsche Mark, and the collapse of the "single" currency of Geyropa, as well as the entire financial order of their zone, should be.
    It will be interesting!
  4. Dinver
    Dinver 22 January 2013 10: 01
    +2
    (a little less than three and a half tons versus eight for Americans)


    Oh, journalists, thousands of tons in the video in the text ...
  5. andsavichev2012
    andsavichev2012 22 January 2013 10: 01
    -6
    The little thing is weak, so-so, nothing
    1. volcano
      volcano 22 January 2013 10: 07
      +3
      So here is one thought.
      Germany wants to return the owl gold. further think for what.
      But I support the view that Germany is preparing for the collapse of the EU and the return of the German mark. Germans realized that the EU is when someone (Germany) plows, and someone lives beyond their means (Greece and others like her)
      Apparently the Germans ate such a unity with neighbors :)

      But how does the US behave? Will it give? It seems unlikely to me.
      1. Manager
        Manager 22 January 2013 10: 27
        0
        Quote: volkan
        Germany wants to return the owl gold. further think for what.



        Ahahaha 3 World War II))) Although laughter laughs and who knows!
      2. atalef
        atalef 22 January 2013 10: 51
        -1
        Quote: volkan
        Germany wants to return the owl gold. further think for what.
        But I support the view that Germany is preparing for the collapse of the EU and the return of the German mark. Germans realized that the EU is when someone (Germany) plows, and someone lives beyond their means (Greece and others like her)

        And what does it have to do with it? From booths in Europe, gold is just better to store in America.
        Quote: volkan
        But how does the US behave? Will it give? It seems unlikely to me.

        Yes, they do not care. Assets of other banks can not be a guarantee-IMHO. This is how you type will come and say (To the Bank), here you have the account of my neighbor (Rich Pinocchio), give me a loan under this business. laughing So this does not work (unfortunately of course crying )
        1. volcano
          volcano 22 January 2013 11: 05
          +5
          Quote: atalef
          And what does it have to do with it? From booths in Europe, gold is just better to store in America.


          Come on? And with whose supply this same booth appeared?

          From America, all countries need to take everything. Including Russia.
          And America is blown away as hello.


          Quote: atalef
          Yes, they do not care. Assets of other banks can not be a guarantee-IMHO. This is how you type will come and say (To the Bank), here you have an account of my neighbor (Rich Pinocchio), give me a loan under this business. So this does not work (unfortunately of course


          And here is the guarantee. we are talking about gold, as the hardest currency on Earth.
          What is the use of him if you have it, as it were, but not at all.
          Same thing with Russia. We believe that we have a lot of money in the funds. But in fact, it may turn out that they are not. Imagine a situation where relations with the United States are heating up to the limit. What do you think that they will return to us the Russian funds placed with them? Haha
          So it is with Germany. This means that the Germans have some kind of plan that the United States will most likely not like. To protect themselves from the "confiscation" of their gold, they are now slowly starting the procedure for returning to their native bins.
          1. Misantrop
            Misantrop 22 January 2013 11: 18
            +2
            Quote: volkan
            Same thing with Russia. We believe that we have a lot of money in the funds. But in fact, it may turn out that they are not. Imagine a situation where relations with the United States are heating up to the limit. What do you think that they will return to us the Russian funds placed with them?

            Well, why such a passion about worsening relationships? Let us recall the period when these relations improved (under Gorbachev). What then happened to the gold reserves of the country and the CPSU? Evaporated? Take them out, they’ve taken them out, but only WHERE? winked
            1. atalef
              atalef 22 January 2013 19: 02
              0
              Quote: Misantrop
              Well, why such a passion about worsening relationships? Let us recall the period when these relations improved (under Gorbachev). What then happened to the gold reserves of the country and the CPSU? Evaporated? Take them out, they’ve taken them out, but only WHERE?

              They ate everything, as if you don’t remember? From transactions on the importation of Australian mutton (for a dollar per head, self-delivery at own expense, to an incomprehensible transaction for the sale of cash worth tens of billions of rubles). Stores empty remember? all plundered and the same gold.
          2. atalef
            atalef 22 January 2013 11: 57
            +1
            Quote: volkan
            Come on? And with whose supply this same booth appeared?

            Why get distracted by minor things that you can argue endlessly?
            In such cardinal things, it is worth focusing on the main thing, and not wasting time in a secondary polemical debate.
            Quote: volkan
            And here is the guarantee. it is about gold, as the hardest currency on Earth

            Gold is not the hardest currency on earth, and fluctuations in its price in one direction or another are significantly ahead or behind the inflation rate of the country's currency, which it should kind of provide. Since 1971, the currencies of countries (all over the world) are provided with the equivalent of tax revenues. (Including Russia or if you take Russia's gold reserve with its 800 tons and translate its value into the value of the ruble money supply, how much should the ruble cost? Calculate.)
            Quote: volkan
            when relations with the USA are heating up to the limit. What do you think that they will return to us the Russian funds placed with them? Haha

            Russia in the 2012 year continued to buy the GKO of America and this is a fact, then interpret for yourself.
            Quote: volkan
            So it is with Germany. This means that the Germans have some kind of plan that the United States will most likely not like. To protect themselves from the "confiscation" of their gold, they are now slowly starting the procedure for returning to their native bins.

            It is ridiculous how you think events will unfold at the second when the United States decides to confiscate the unfortunate 2000 tons of German gold? Even if the cost is 180billion euros. In the next minute, all countries and people (understanding that the dollar is dead (other than explaining the fact of gold confiscation), will start to dump it in panic, like GKOs, with their debt in 14trl, 180 billion euros allegedly acquired where will they go? A dollar that no one will need?
            Confidence is the only thing that the US and the entire financial system of the United States rest on, so all your forecasts have no basis except emotions. Regards.
            1. volcano
              volcano 22 January 2013 14: 59
              +1
              Quote: atalef
              Why get distracted by minor things that you can argue endlessly?


              Do you think that the global crisis is a secondary thing? And the subject of the debate, I do not see at all, it’s all the cunning amers and have sent.


              Quote: atalef
              Gold is not the hardest currency on earth


              Give an example of a more "solid" currency.


              Quote: atalef
              It is ridiculous how you think events will unfold at the second when the United States decides to confiscate the unfortunate 2000 tons of German gold? Even if the cost of 180 billion euros. In the next minute, all countries and people (realizing that the dollar is dead


              It’s funny to me how you simplify everything. Why did you decide that this will be shown to you live? negotiations are first ... about the essence of which an ordinary mortal will never know. The second moment, in order not to lose face, Germany is easier to say that she has decided so far not to take gold in the USA, than to admit to the whole world that she was thrown. Well thrown and what's next? Germany will lose its authority, and the United States will not give a damn about it ... Germany will never be able to take it by force.
              And you expose all this at the level ... I’m even at a loss of any simplification ...
              Words are what .... The United States decides to confiscate ...... And why confiscate it if they already have it?

              Quote: atalef
              Confidence is the only way the dollar rests and the entire US financial system

              Excuse me who TRUST the dollar? And far from the only one. The US dollar is held on bayonets of the same US. And also on brainlessness, disrespect for others of his leadership. In this situation, I’m not really giving up the dollar.
              I refuse, then the US Marine Corps comes to you, to establish democracy, which you have rooted to the root.
              Everything is much more complicated than you imagine (judging by the comments).
              1. atalef
                atalef 22 January 2013 18: 59
                +2
                Quote: volkan
                Do you think that the global crisis is a secondary thing? AND

                The world crisis is affecting, of course, but it has different effects on everyone, it hasn’t affected us much, Europe is much stronger, Russia is smaller, Africa is generally on the drum, USA is 50 on 50. The attitude to the question is not clear
                Quote: volkan
                Give an example of a more "solid" currency.

                As an example - the Israeli shekel, the Saudi real, and a lot, which despite the crisis were attached to the dollar and the euro. If you're talking about gold, look at the dynamics of prices for 2012 year, questions will disappear
                Quote: volkan
                It’s funny to me how you simplify everything

                It's funny to me how you complicate things. Germany, losing face, it is enough for German traders to start dumping American GKOs - the end, everything will roll like a snowball and with * confiscated * gold America will be able to lay dams from the next hurricane.
                Quote: volkan
                Strong Germany will never be able to pick it up.

                Babble, excuse me. The economy doesn’t work like that, it’s enough for Germany to replenish the gold reserve and get money for it at any bank, say English (or even American) and then America can watch and cry. But this is all just nonsense.
                Quote: volkan
                ... Why confiscate it if it is so with them?

                Lord, well, what a babble. Or do you want to say the presence of gold in American territory automatically makes it American

                Quote: volkan
                Excuse me who TRUST the dollar?

                Everything and the purchase of T-bills of America (including Russia - by the way T-bills for 10-15-20 years) is a confirmation of this. There has not yet been a single placement of American GKOs (by the way, you know what it is), which have not been bought up by 100%. People have been investing in America for 10-15-20 years. Is there a more powerful explanation for trust?
                Quote: volkan
                In this situation, I’m not really giving up the dollar.
                I’ll refuse, then the US Marine Corps will come to you, establish democracy,

                This is the reason for the purchase of GKO America by the Bank of Russia? Do not tell.
                Quote: volkan
                which you drained on the vine.
                Everything is much more complicated than you imagine (judging by the comments).

                I didn’t plague democracy what you do not know a priori. Everything is not simple, but far from the way YOU imagine it. With respect. hi
            2. Misantrop
              Misantrop 22 January 2013 18: 51
              0
              Quote: atalef
              It is ridiculous how you think events will unfold at the second when the United States decides to confiscate the unfortunate 2000 tons of German gold?

              Why such idiotic scenarios? Why loud confiscation, if a quiet substitution is possible? Who can check?
              1. atalef
                atalef 22 January 2013 19: 47
                0
                Quote: Misantrop
                Why such idiotic scenarios? Why loud confiscation, if a quiet substitution is possible? Who can check?

                This is not poker for you, you are not bluffing here. Once caught and n ..... c.
          3. 46bob46
            46bob46 23 January 2013 19: 30
            0
            +100500 Germans carry more than half of Europe on themselves. Ambitions for 70 years and the mentality of even ordinary people will not go anywhere. Germans are just before everyone else
            we understood this and pulled the blanket over ourselves. We are waiting for the results smile
        2. Misantrop
          Misantrop 22 January 2013 18: 49
          +1
          Quote: atalef
          . Assets of other banks cannot be a guarantee

          But they can be great ... prey. Especially if the guarantee is ... honest word of a swindler. What is characteristic, private, the USA is NOT responsible for this winked
          1. atalef
            atalef 22 January 2013 19: 50
            +1
            Quote: Misantrop
            But they can be great ... prey. Especially if the guarantee is ... honest word of a swindler. What is characteristic, private, the USA is NOT responsible for this

            Honest swindler, quite. Such scenarios sometimes lose on exchanges, mom don’t cry, only one-time win, no one else will believe.
            This is not a policy for you, where the CONSENT HONOR, has been playing for twelve years. laughing
  6. Apollo
    Apollo 22 January 2013 10: 10
    +6
    scheme of foreign exchange reserves by country
    1. Vadivak
      Vadivak 22 January 2013 10: 38
      +4
      Quote: Apollon
      scheme of foreign exchange reserves by country


      Just remember hunks McDuck
      1. djon3volta
        djon3volta 22 January 2013 10: 46
        +2
        Quote: Vadivak
        Just remember hunks McDuck

        American children were brought up on such cartoons, such as the main thing in life is money, to be rich is good, etc., was it in vain in the early 90s that this cartoon was played on the first program? It wasn’t played on other channels, namely on the central one, because ORT showed everywhere, and it was hammered into all the kids.
    2. Dimonanet
      Dimonanet 22 January 2013 11: 54
      +2
      Americans have 30% nickel bullion! so you can safely divide by 3! These are still the pretenders, their mother ... And We have something very straightforward (((((Russia's Gold Reserve as of October 1, 2012 - 936,7 tons
      1. igor.borov775
        igor.borov775 22 January 2013 13: 19
        0
        Why are you torturing our liberal reformers for a long time,
    3. igor.borov775
      igor.borov775 22 January 2013 13: 17
      +1
      One must add a piece of green here, All the cheese is boring because of it, A simple example The Japanese have slightly fallen off their currency who suffered the wrong foreign currency holders, Our box experts with fire in their eyes tell us about this news, And Tehran correctly calculates gold for oil and gas, Nobody says who suffered from it all are silent,
  7. fenix57
    fenix57 22 January 2013 10: 15
    +2
    Quote: Ardent
    The beginning of preparations for the return of the Deutsche Mark and the collapse of the "single" currency of Geyropa

    Although they were one of the initiators of the creation of the EU (initial: Belgium, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and France).
    1. 755962
      755962 22 January 2013 11: 02
      +1
      The birth of a new gold standard

      The world is moving step by step towards the de facto gold standard, even for the sake of this the leaders of the G-20 countries do not meet to announce this idea or bless the project.


      Gold veteran Jim Sinclair considers this decision to be an earthquake, comparing it to Charles de Gaulle’s decision to transfer French gold from New York in the 1960s, which heralded the collapse of the Bretton Woods system only three years later when Nixon suspended the conversion of dollars into gold.

      Sinclair predicts that the Bundesbank’s actions will become the funeral bell of the dollar’s ​​power. Perhaps any new gold standard will be unique in its own way, and that it will be for the better. Let gold take its place as the third reserve currency, which cannot be devalued, and which will impose liability.


      http://mixednews.ru/archives/29823
  8. marsavin.yu
    marsavin.yu 22 January 2013 10: 15
    +2
    The meaning here is gold in Russia; nobody has done anything to it. Calm down.
  9. predator.3
    predator.3 22 January 2013 10: 17
    +1
    Germany has the largest gold reserves in the world after the USA: 3396 tons. Their market value is now about 143 billion euro. But only 31% of this enormous wealth is held in Frankfurt am Main by the German Federal Bank (Bundesbank). The main part is located outside the country - in the vaults of the American (45%), British (13%) and French (11%) central banks.

    The German Federal Audit Chamber, having thoroughly studied the issue of storing German gold on the instructions of the parliament, demanded that the Bundesbank conduct a large-scale inventory of foreign reserves and continue to conduct regular inspections. After all, it turned out that the employees of the federal bank had never once verified the quantity, authenticity and weight of the ingots stored in New York, London and Paris. They invariably relied on detailed written reports from foreign colleagues.


    http://money.ru.msn.com/news/268945/
    1. Alexander Romanov
      Alexander Romanov 22 January 2013 10: 31
      +3
      Quote: predator.3
      Germany has the largest gold reserves in the world after the USA: 3396 tons

      And who last counted the amount of American gold, how much is actually what
      1. Vanek
        Vanek 22 January 2013 10: 49
        +2
        Quote: Alexander Romanov
        And who last counted


        And really WHO ???
        1. Igarr
          Igarr 22 January 2013 10: 58
          +4
          And no one counted.
          What is there .. if instead of gold one tungsten ...
          http://kartinamira.info/conceptpower/1118-v-xranilishhax-ssha-vmesto-zolota-lezh
          it-volfram ..

          a year ago, a similar publication was here.
          ..
          One thing is good, tungsten is refractory.
          During the war it will not melt.
          Then from it we make mormyshek. We catch fish. Mutants. We will not die of hunger.
          1. es.d
            es.d 22 January 2013 12: 03
            +2
            CNBC chief editor John Carney has released an editorial stating that:
            "It really doesn't matter if the New York Fed holds the German central bank gold, or if it is pure. If the Fed says it's there, that's also good for all the practical uses it might need. It is. can be sold, lent, used as collateral, used to offset obligations and accounted for as bank capital, whether it exists or not ...

            ... The actual availability of gold will not make an iota of difference, unless the central bank of Germany decides to use gold for some practical, non-monetary purposes, say, decides to start making gold watches ...

            ... For almost every conceivable operational purpose, the actual existence of gold in Fort Knox or in the Fed vault is irrelevant. Record keeping matters here. So while the Fed says the Bundesbank has a gold value X, the Bundesbank can act as if it owns gold, even if it somehow miraculously fell into a galactic black hole devouring gold. "

            "The Federal Reserve has no gold as such. We have not owned gold since 1934, and we have not dealt with gold. We have gold certificates on our balance sheets ... Until 1934, yes, we did possess gold. In accordance with the law, we transferred it to the Ministry finance in exchange for gold certificates. " http://www.shtfplan.com/precious-metals/federal-reserve-admits-we-have-no-gold_0
            6062011

            Ben Bernanke stated with his usual simplicity that "all the gold reserves of Germany, which she now requested back, disappeared in connection with Hurricane Sandy, because the underground storage facilities, where all Germany's gold reserves lay, were completely destroyed."
  10. omsbon
    omsbon 22 January 2013 10: 24
    +1
    Gold Germany will return back in the declared volumes. France is the closest to all, therefore it will give all its gold, England is far away and even on the island, therefore most. States overseas therefore proposed an amicable option - half. Pick up the second half is a problem.
  11. fenix57
    fenix57 22 January 2013 10: 45
    -1
    Two old old Jewish women are sitting on a bench.
    One another says:
    - Tsilya.
    - Well?
    - Here you tell me, that's how you think,
    that my Sema is cleaning between my legs?
    “What is it?” Looks like gold?
    - No.
    - Money?
    - No.
    - Zberknysku?
    - No.
    “But what about prats?”
    - Well, think for yourself that my Somka can spend
    between your legs, guess?
    - No!
    - So he is there, the end of love and two bags of memories! hi

    Quote: Alexander Romanov
    others will start returning theirs from the USA, then the USA will clutch its head

    Perhaps it will be like this:
  12. fenix57
    fenix57 22 January 2013 10: 51
    +5
    Quote: volkan
    But how does the US behave?

    Perhaps so:
  13. homosum20
    homosum20 22 January 2013 11: 03
    +2
    I would ask the aftor to indicate the source from which he derived information that we keep our gold foreign exchange reserves.
    1. military
      military 22 January 2013 11: 22
      +3
      Quote: homosum20
      I would ask the aftor to indicate the source from which he derived information that we keep our gold foreign exchange reserves.

      to the question of birds ... the share of gold in the total amount of gold and foreign exchange reserves of Russia does not exceed 10% ... what
  14. Tartary
    Tartary 22 January 2013 13: 22
    0
    Soon, the planet Nibiru will appear on the horizon, then THEY (Nibirians) will ask the participles: “Where is our little gold, which you were supposed to get for us, homo sapiens?” wink
    And how will they begin to twist the "coconuts" from those involved with non-liberal methods ... am
    Then we'll see ... yes
  15. goody
    goody 22 January 2013 14: 05
    0
    An interesting article, leaves room for reflection ... plus for the author!
  16. fenix57
    fenix57 22 January 2013 14: 40
    +1
    According to the Monetary Act, as early as 1792, the US Treasury Department has the right to mint platinum coins of any denomination and in any quantity. The Ministry of Finance has successfully used this rule for a long time. True, exclusively for the issue of anniversary and collectible coins. However, now on the World Wide Web, the US Treasury is offered to mint a $ 1 trillion platinum coin. Then, for this trillion dollars, buy government bonds from the Fed. Thus, again give the Fed the opportunity to turn on the printing press. And - voila! - The US economy receives the much-needed $ 1 trillion without raising the level of public debt. see http://www.vestifinance.ru/articles/21886 hi