Tears of the Moon: 05/30/14

Friday, May 30, 2014

RBA Audits its Gold Reserves at the BoE

The audit was conducted by RBA officials.

Regards

Mitchel

This was in response to my questions earlier this week:

Do you know if the audit was conducted by RBA officials and or an independent auditor, or done by BoE officals and the results provided to the RBA?

Ask the Bank of England

A listing of my favourite tweets to the BoE Q&A session on Twitter (what was the BoE thinking?)

#AskBoE Why did you ask the RBA not to share a #Gold bar list with it's owners, the Australian public? http://t.co/cyFXR33nXI @bankofengland
— Bullion Baron (@BullionBaron) May 30, 2014

#askboe what's the best way of removing traces of cocaine from £50 notes. asking for a friend
— econhedge (@econhedge) May 30, 2014

#AskBoE how long do you think it will it take to destroy the final 1% of Sterling's purchasing power? I have a Prussian friend who is asking
— Ned Naylor-Leyland (@NedNL) May 30, 2014

Do people still tease you about selling the majority of Britain’s gold reserves for prices between $256 and $296 an ounce? #AskBOE
— Rudolf E. Havenstein (@RudyHavenstein) May 30, 2014

Were Libya and Iraq both proposing a gold backed currency prior to being destroyed ? (Sorry, freed from terrorist control) #AskBoE
— Andrew (@xspecs) May 31, 2014

Does Goldman Sachs really rule the world ? If not why is a former GS employee head of BoE now. Really no other candidates....? #AskBoE
— Andrew (@xspecs) May 31, 2014

#AskBoE Why has it taken over 20yrs to adopt polymer notes? Embarrassed they were invented by Australia not Britain? pic.twitter.com/3P9ReqnDte
— Discreet Bullion (@MoonSunTruth) May 30, 2014

Civil War in Ukraine

From

Dave Kranzler On Gold and Silver

From

Keiser Report: Crack Boosted GDP

From RT

Published on May 29, 2014

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss driving GDP high on cocaine, banking fraud and new-fangled derivatives products. In the second half, Max interviews Satyajit Das about China's debt problems and central banks' printing presses.

'Eurasian Economic Union a huge wake-up call for US and its power'

From RT

Published on May 29, 2014

Russia has secured another huge economic deal, by bringing together some of its neighbours, to create the largest common market on Post-Soviet territory. It's hoped the new union - with Belarus and Kazakhstan - will compete with the economic powerhouses of the EU and the US.