Basel Three is not what most analysts believe it to be. Over time it may remove the fraudulent paper derivative and unallocated “gold” mechanisms in NYC and London. But for what purpose? Cui bono?
Chris Marcus hosted myself, Rob Kientz and Chris Marchese last week to discuss our views on the precious metals sector and Basel Three. The must-listen portion is the segment in which Rob lays out the plan for Basel Three.
I am certain he is correct because I came to the same conclusion as Rob, but I was missing some pieces. Rob provides those missing pieces—at least for me.
Basel Three is part of a broad plan by the Central Banks to take complete control of the global monetary system and, along with that, the various political systems. It’s not a coincidence that a former Fed Chairman—Janet Yellen—was inserted to be the Treasury Secretary, thereby completely smashing the separation of power between the Fed and the Government.
Yes, the prices of gold and silver will be reset, and those that hold physical forms in their own possession—not GLD, not SLV, not PSLV, not PHYS, not metal held by a custodian—will stand to benefit.
But if the Basel Three implementation achieves its intent, and I’m not saying it will, general life will become unpleasant for the populace.