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ER Editor: Note that the excuse given for this is ‘bad man Trump’, which we don’t believe for a second. Everybody’s been jumping on the gold bandwagon for several years, and securing their currencies [or a new quantum(?) currency] with gold, the hardest of assets.
Remember the Federal Reserve was never ‘federal’ but Rothschild. They’re gone under EO13818. The Fed is back under the government. And right now, all our governments are under military control. Logically, you cannot blame Trump. As far as we’re aware, we’re going to sovereign nations under new regional groupings. The worthless Rothschild fiat currencies, that they had full control of, are toast. Money in our hands will actually be worth the metal it’s created from.
This story is being run currently, but we imagine this may have already happened.
The FT also has this —
Germany and Italy pressed to bring $245bn of gold home from US
And from FXStreet —
Germans and Italians: Bring our Gold home
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A reminder that certain US states are bringing back hard/real money, such as Florida in 2026. This report from the end of May —
Gov. DeSantis signs bill to make gold, silver legal tender in Florida
APOPKA, Fla. – The State of Florida is taking a big step towards making precious metals just as useful as cash.
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill Tuesday to start the process of making gold and silver legal tender in Florida.
Starting July 1 of next year, the bill requires all coins to be stamped with weight, purity and mint of origin.
It specifies that using it, or accepting it, is optional.
Purchases of precious metal would be exempt from sales taxes, but gold and silver could be used to pay other kinds of taxes.
What they’re saying:
“We’ve really led the way on protecting your economic independence and your financial sovereignty,” said DeSantis.
And Texas (see this link) —
🟡 TEXAS MAKES GOLD AND SILVER LEGAL TENDER
GOVERNOR ABBOTT SIGNS A HISTORIC LAW THAT SHAKES THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM
On June 30, 2025, Texas quietly redrew the financial map.
Governor Greg Abbott signed a historic law declaring gold and silver legal tender for all financial… pic.twitter.com/QAqq5Dl7pG— Mr. Pool (@MrPool_QQ) June 30, 2025
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Germany, Italy pressured to repatriate $245B worth of gold from US
MINING.COM
Germany and Italy are facing mounting pressure to repatriate a combined $245 billion worth of gold stored in the Federal Reserve vaults of New York, the Financial Times reported this week.
According to FT, politicians and taxpayer advocacy groups in Europe have voiced deep concerns over the safety of their gold following verbal attacks by US President Donald Trump on the Federal Reserve. Storing bullion abroad can expose Europe’s financial sovereignty to unnecessary risk, they said.
Germany and Italy currently hold the world’s second and third-largest gold reserves at 3,352 tonnes and 2,452 tonnes, respectively. The US, meanwhile, is by far the largest holder at 8,133 tonnes.
Leading the push is Fabio De Masi, a former member of the European Parliament and now affiliated with Germany’s new left-wing populist BSW party. Speaking to FT, De Masi said there are “strong arguments” to bring more of Germany’s bullion back home.
Germany began storing a significant portion of its gold reserves in the US during the post-WW2 economic boom. As of today, about a third of its gold (1,200 tonnes) remains with the New York Federal Reserve in Manhattan.
Earlier this year, German newspaper Bild reported that a number of senior figures within the center-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU) party have discussed the possibility of pulling its gold stockpile out of the US under the current political climate.
Fed independence concerns
The Taxpayers Association of Europe (TAE) shared similar concerns, with its president Michael Jäger urging Germany’s finance ministry and central bank (and those of Italy) to reduce their dependency on the Federal Reserve.
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