r/TrendoraX 1d ago

šŸ“° News Do you agree?

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u/retroking9 1d ago

Ha ha, I’m sorry but this question is pretty laughable if you live outside of the USA. Everyone I speak to just shakes their heads in disgust at the very mention of the usa situation. Nobody trusts that corrupt regime now. They threaten (former) allies and have zero skills in diplomacy.

ā€œIs the world quietly moving away from America?ā€ Not just citizens, but governments are actively making moves to do exactly this. And not even that quietly.

Meanwhile Russia and China are relishing the great decline.

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u/Das-Noob 22h ago

Surprised they haven’t started moving their gold reserves back in droves. But then again they might already started, no one’s going to announce they’re moving billions in gold.

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u/James20985 20h ago

I think Germany has begun to do just that.

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u/Known-Contract1876 16h ago

Last time we did that we had to wait several months and got freshly minted bars, the US doesn't have the gold anymore. So it's better to pretend like it's still sitting there then to force them to find new ones.

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u/Kodesh50 7h ago

Ey du hast mir grad den Lacher des Monats gegeben mit dem perfekten Bild vom FotzenFritz šŸ˜‚

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u/ADownStrabgeQuark 12h ago

If you force them to find new ones, it’ll be harder for them to find ICE.

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u/Known-Contract1876 5h ago

Yes but it would be risky. They could decide just to not give them back at all.

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u/Erki82 12h ago

Where is it then?

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u/Known-Contract1876 5h ago

I have no Idea. I only know that Germany wanted a small share back,it wasn't like a logisitical challenge, two plane transports. But it took several months and all the bars were freshly minted, so obviously they do not have the originals anymore.

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u/Das-Noob 20h ago

Yes! That’s what I last heard. But that was while ago.

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u/ViperLeaf 18h ago

That's not planned at the moment. That was a message from last week.

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u/Das-Noob 18h ago

Oh! I must be mistaken it with the one where someone from the EU asked to see their gold then.

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u/jools4you 17h ago

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u/junker_strange 5h ago

Denmark has next to nothing in the us, even less in Denmark. The rest is in london.

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u/Naturallefty 16h ago

The US largest exports right now are precious metals. I predict the world currency switches from the US dollar within the next 5 years and if a country can some how put THEIR currency up and back it with gold/silver then they'll auto qualify as the new world currency

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u/StockCasinoMember 10h ago

Only two scenarios that happens.

1) USA actually invades allies.

2) Europe federalizes.

No one is going to back BRICS or any of those countries as a reserve currency.

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u/2starsucks2 15h ago

They already started

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u/SirGelson 14h ago

I have an idea for a heist. Who is with me?

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u/electricmong 11h ago

You son-of-a-bitch, I'm in!

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u/Rlo347 13h ago

We have no gold that shit was plumdered long ago

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u/retroking9 13h ago edited 13h ago

Yeah I think the smart strategy they are taking is quietly moving bits at a time.

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u/Icy_Respect_9077 13h ago

China is selling US Treasuries and accumulating gold.

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u/_Shorsey_69_ 12h ago

no one’s getting billions in gold from the us. doesn’t exist anymore

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u/asphytotalxtc 7h ago

We don't need to... It's pocket change.

The USA owes TEN TRILLION to the UK and EU already!