As a Canadian I cant help but interpret this as nothing against Canada, but insecurity about our increasingly belligerent neighbour.
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This is the second story/country like this I’ve read about recently doing this same thing. I can’t tell if it’s supposed to be a political signal or if these countries are anticipating some kind of breakdown in their ability to access the gold if it remains in the US. Do they think we wouldn’t give it up? Do they expect there will be war on this continent? Do they fear Trump will plunder it? It’s a somewhat unsettling consideration.
They are worried about: Trump: "Give me ________ or I'm taking your gold."
The US kidnapped the Venezuelan leader to get to their oil, has threatened military invasion of Greenland, and is constantly showing that laws do not apply, why would any nation want to keep gold in the US?
Direct consequence of the pedo regime deliberately signalling instability
I don't blame them. It's very hard to retrieve your treasure from a sunken ship.
Damned right move. Trump could simply claim it all and wtf is anyone gonna do about it?
Lol, they're scared it won't be there later if Trump gets desperate.
Desperate or vindictive. There was a recent debate over whether the EU should use the money in the Russian accounts it suspended to bankroll Ukraine, because Russia owes Ukraine reparations. One of the reasons that might not be a good idea is that a lot of EU money is in the USA, and with Trump it's monkey see, monkey do. Except for "the EU should" read "the USA should", for "Russian accounts" read "EU accounts", for "bankroll Ukraine" read "line Trump's pockets", and for "because Russia owes Ukraine reparations" read "because Trump likes money".
If they can kidnap another country leader, and the entire alliance says nothing, you know they will say nothing of the US did the same to Canada.
As an American, I always thought winning would look different.
If you are above the 1% in wealth in the US, these are the best times for you in American history. Measurably much better than the gilded age.
We're almost coming to parity with medieval pre revolution France.
- A wildly unequal treatment by the justice system
- The will of the public is not represented in what government does.
- Massive national (public) debt
- Disconnected leaders vs frustrated starving peasants who feel they have no future.
- Profligate royal spending
- A huge wealth gap across society
- Increasingly poor treatment of the peasantry by the wealthy driving a breakdown of societal trust
- regressive Taxation focussed on lower class paying for everything
- Useless foreign wars that serve no national interest.
Its all pretty much spot on. All we lack is someone with the formal title "king", a few droughts and extreme weather, and a run of bankruptcies and we are all the way there, or even past the french situation.
I hope they tested the gold bars for e.g. tungsten rods.
And i hope our national bank gets smart enough to follow that move.
Here are your 50 tons of depleted uranium bars.
Good move, I wouldn't be surprised if the tangerine douchebag is using gold from the vault to play Scrooge Mcduck.
I wish he did. Let him dive from a high board onto a pile of gold coins. It would be like diving onto concrete. No way he’d survive.
"People say I dive like no one has dived in the history of diving. Right into a tremendous pile of golden...👐gold. I'll be surrounded by the gold. Amazing if I say so myself. It's like a bath. A large gigantic bath of gold.
A golden shower is what I'm getting at. 👐"
Why stop at the UK? Feels like they're teetering on the edge.
Because keeping your strategic reserves in your own country kinda defeats the purpose, and we don't have allies further west than the UK, on account of there not being any more land there.
You load 16 tons what do you get? Another day older and deeper in debt.
Don The Con already used it to make gold toilets.
You load 16 tons what do you get? Another day older and deeper in debt.
Don't worry: at this rate we'll all owe our souls to the company store, and they're unlikely to tolerate any damage to their inventory.
"Shit. That gold was earmarked for the ballroom plumbing! We can never have a nice ballroom now!" /s
Smart move.
As an aside, this does not bode well for us hanging onto the dollar as the world reserve currency through 2028 and beyond.
I can't even comprehend why anyone even wants to "secure" something in the USA…
Does this count as an import to the UK and do/can they tariff it?
IT would've made more sense to move to Canada... or the Netherlands.
Why are they doing this?
US economy is about to crash. Hard. Other nations are doing storm prep.


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