The Gold Crisis continues: The London Gold Pool collapses after having failed in its six-year attempt to impose a command market price for gold at 35.20 “dollars” per ounce.  The central banks that made up the LGP agree to establish a “two-tier” gold price: 35.20 “dollars” per ounce command-market price for “monetary” gold that is traded between central banks, and a free-market, fluctuating price for “non-monetary” gold that is traded between individuals— except for United States enemy citizens, who are forbidden from owning gold.  The free-market price abruptly moves to 43 “dollars,” reflecting the sham of the command market and the fraud of the “dollar.”

       [restored 10/22/2022]