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-- about the refusal of the Reserve Bank of Australia to be candid about the country's gold reserves, which appear to be entirely on deposit with the Bank of England in London.
Adams describes how he discovered that some of those reserves, while physically located in London, had been leased to the Perth Mint, the bullion dealer owned by the government of the Australian state of Western Australia, which sells runs unallocated gold accounts.
Central banks, bullion banks, mining companies, futures exchanges, and metal refineries, Adams says are all more of less complicit with central bank strategy to restrain the price of the monetary metal.
The interview is 42 minutes long and can be watched at YouTube here:
Chris Powell, Secretary/Treasurer Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee Inc. CPowell@GATA.org
