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Politics : Dutch Central Bank Sale Announcement Imminent? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Broken_Clock who wrote (4715)	3/22/1999 11:45:00 PM
From: IngotWeTrust	Respond to of 81961

Couldn't agree more, P.K. Instant rice/oatmeal/coffee & instant debt. Twas particularly pleased when reading UK TIMES 3/21 biz article on British Banks non Y2K compliancy and quoting Henry Kissinger's announcement of personal action,--yanking his millions out of banks before Y2K--to see TIMES' readers were reminded early in the article that fractional banking had been an "institution" since the *1500s!!* I am reminded that Rothschilds, my "A" type goldbug model, plunked their profits from fractional banking into gold. Can you believe it? They have darn near every dime they ever had, plus all they loan w/interest and still have the only institutional gold=no one's debt ounce they ever had. Something like an estimated 473trillion dollars in gold the last time this thread had a "Rothschilds (BIS) review" as I recall Can we...SHOULD we do act any less. Bet ole Kissinger's tucking nuggets away like crazy! No wonder our banking system's in trouble! Today is the future we saw coming 500 PLUS years ago!!! What a shell game it's been!