They want to sell it all off, but they refuse to admit it.

Bundesbank is only still solvent because of its gold reserves. Nearly went belly-up, last year.

Love when ECB enters the chat to remind them being debt free is illegal.

Italy is opting out!

They just can't. It's not theirs.. it's basically Italy's collateral for being part of EU.

Eryone’s a socialist til they come for ur real/hard assets😳 ….that’s when u find out who in that foxhole ⭕️ feces (ie EU) was never really barefoot like they tolt u they were🤔🤦🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️😂⭕️

The EU will send them a blue envelope for being naughty? I'm sure they're very afraid.

Gangsters in suits

It's very complicated.. check this if you have time. Italy's gold it's not owned by Italian government or people.. (You'll need subtitles)

Propping up social services without raising taxes and paying down debt are probably the third and second best thing a European government can do at this stage. The best course of action would obviously be to distribute the gold among taxpayers in relation to taxes paid over their lifetimes. That or dump the euro for a gold-backed Italian currency, say, the "lira d'oro" for instance.

Remember the already launched a programm to identify all gold holders this year

Would never happen If It was 🤷..... instead of gold

Wild though that would make theirs's the 2nd largest reserve. The German gold is gone. Even the auditors were denied access by the Fed with "trust us bro". In fact after the incident Germany demanded the return of X tons of the reserves stored with the Fed only to receive FRENCH bars months later. It's a big story from a few years ago worth checking out.

One has to wonder why they’ve suddenly decided to rekindle a decade old effort..

lol

nevent1qvzqqqqqqypzqhjlc9p5ey5teh96d7qpskw4ywp5zzfjjxvql5mwxwm5zcun6k3vqyg8wumn8ghj7mn0wd68ytnddakj7qguwaen5te0dccjumtndvhxxmr0wfjkz6fwwf6n5vf4xv6z7qpqqqqrmh7je37c4pylff537kameaqh8e5u9yskr7ktyapcnevyae7st62smj

The systematic dismantling of Italy's economic sovereignty and its pillage—once the world's fourth-largest economy in the 1980s and 90s—was accomplished by the global banking cartel through the collusion of corrupt civil servants and politicians, including Andreatta, Monti, Draghi, Amato, Ciampi, Prodi, and Napolitano, in several key phases: 1. In 1981, Andreatta and Ciampi removed the state’s critical leverage over the Bank of Italy, preventing it from monetizing public debt—a common practice of sovereign central banks like the U.S. Federal Reserve. From then on, Italy was forced to borrow from international markets at increasingly higher interest rates, leading to unsustainable debt growth. This mechanism has been used to blackmail Italy whenever issues of sovereignty or independence from Europe arise. A clear example occurred in 2011, when the Berlusconi government was threatened after suggesting a potential exit from the Euro. The ECB sent the infamous now-leaked Draghi-Trichet letter, demanding strict structural reforms in exchange for bond market support, effectively placing Italy under an IMF-style conditional regime. The manipulated widening of the Bund-BTP spread ensued, and Berlusconi was soon replaced by the technocrat Mario Monti, a puppet of the banksters cartel. 2. Subsequently, Amato, Ciampi, Prodi, and Monti—acting in alignment with global banking interests—oversaw a sweeping privatization of Italy’s largest state-owned banks, transferring their ownership to the global banksters cartel. 3. As a direct result, control over the Bank of Italy—previously held indirectly by the state through those national banks—was effectively handed over to private banking interests. 4. Along with it went all its assets, including the substantial gold reserves accumulated by the Italian state over decades. 5. It is therefore legitimate for Italians to seek the recovery of their national gold reserves before the ECB and the global banksters’ cartel can appropriate them. View quoted note →

The systematic dismantling of Italy's economic sovereignty and its pillage—once the world's fourth-largest economy in the 1980s and 90s—was accomplished by the global banking cartel through the collusion of corrupt civil servants and politicians, including Andreatta, Monti, Draghi, Amato, Ciampi, Prodi, and Napolitano, in several key phases: 1. In 1981, Andreatta and Ciampi removed the state’s critical leverage over the Bank of Italy, preventing it from monetizing public debt—a common practice of sovereign central banks like the U.S. Federal Reserve. From then on, Italy was forced to borrow from international markets at increasingly higher interest rates, leading to unsustainable debt growth. This mechanism has been used to blackmail Italy whenever issues of sovereignty or independence from Europe arise. A clear example occurred in 2011, when the Berlusconi government was threatened after suggesting a potential exit from the Euro. The ECB sent the infamous now-leaked Draghi-Trichet letter, demanding strict structural reforms in exchange for bond market support, effectively placing Italy under an IMF-style conditional regime. The manipulated widening of the Bund-BTP spread ensued, and Berlusconi was soon replaced by the technocrat Mario Monti, a puppet of the banksters cartel. 2. Subsequently, Amato, Ciampi, Prodi, and Monti—acting in alignment with global banking interests—oversaw a sweeping privatization of Italy’s largest state-owned banks, transferring their ownership to the global banksters cartel. 3. As a direct result, control over the Bank of Italy—previously held indirectly by the state through those national banks—was effectively handed over to private banking interests. 4. Along with it went all its assets, including the substantial gold reserves accumulated by the Italian state over decades. 5. It is therefore legitimate for Italians to seek the recovery of their national gold reserves before the ECB and the global banksters’ cartel can appropriate them.

Not your vault, not your metal

not buried in your backyard, not your gold 🤣