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some numerical examples of how the accounting for gold reserves is done are given. Example 3 states: "3. 20 Dec. 1999:'A' undertakes a gold swap with the United States Federal Reserve in which 'A' provides the Federal Reserve with 1,000ounces of gold in exchange for USD 300,000, in currency. The transaction will be reversed on 20 January 1999, at thespot price of the gold prevailing in the market at that moment."GATA chairman Bill Murphy says: "The New York Federal Reserve is an agent for the Exchange Stabilization Fund, andwhile these numbers are small, it is clearly more evidence of a substantial ESF/Bundesbank operation that James Turkrefers to." This is most troubling, since both Mr. Greenspan directly and Mr. Summers indirectly have asserted that neitherthe Federal Reserve nor the secretary of the treasury acting through the ESF has authority to manipulate dollar goldprices. In a letter to Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman dated January 19, 2000, Greenspan stated that transactions by the FederalReserve "aimed at manipulating the price of gold or otherwise interfering in the free trade of gold, would be whollyinappropriate." Similarly, officials who worked under Secretary Summers, though not Summers himself, denied anyinterventions in the gold market by the ESF and have made those assertions in dozens of letters to congressmen and toinquiring individuals all over the World." Murphy continues: "What is so disturbing is that a few bullion banks and the ESFhave made a State Department decision that a privileged few in the financial World count, while the economies andhundreds of millions of citizens of the poor gold-producing countries in Africa do not. The ESF operation has suppressedthe price of gold hundreds of dollars below its natural equilibrium price and deprived the natural resource-rich sub-Saharan African countries of desperately needed money to fight crime, disease, and unemployment. "In the end this goldmarket collusion will make Watergate look like child's play, as it impugns the proposal by the Clinton administration to sellthe gold of the International Monetary Fund in the name of helping poor countries. It also may affect the governments ofBritain, Germany, and Switzerland in regard to the motives of their recent gold sales and lending." Publication date: 2001-04-23©2001, http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/presiden/veto/ajveto01.htmThe Imperialists under Charles V Sack Rome and The Jesuits RiseIgnatius LIEola before Pope Paul III 1540.Jesuits’ Insignia.The Imperialists under Charles V sacked the city ofRome in 1527 and stole most of the gold. The citywas defended by Swiss mercenaries and as a resultthey were commissioned to guard the "Bank". The"Bank" also decided to store the gold and silver inSwitzerland as a precaution against another repeat of the sack of 1527. After the establishment of the Jesuits by PopePaul III, all the Roman Catholic universities throughout Europe were thrown open and they were given carte blanche torecruit the sharpest brains in order to stop the financial hemorrhage. The newly formed Jesuits were particularly ruthlessin the field of "education" and the Counter-Reformation led by Lieola quickly moved to dominate all the schools andcolleges. This "new learning" soon discovered that aside from direct warfare and brutal conquest nothing could replace themillennia old USURY as a destroyer of freedom-loving nations.According to some researchers, it is the Jesuits who are at the top of the control pyramid. Ignatius LIEola was the founderof the reorganized "Bank" of Rome. The Jesuits were founded on August 15, 1534, and LIEola was officially commissionedto reorganize the almost bankrupt "Bank" of Rome in 1540. At the time that LIEola appeared in Rome, the "Bank" ofRome was on the verge of BANKRUPTCY due to the withdrawal of millions of accounts. The Imperialists under Charles V.,actually invaded and sacked the city of Rome in 1527. They stole most of the wealth, destroyed priceless art treasuresand even tortured Cardinals to make them divulge the secret hiding places of their riches: "The Spaniards were the mostbrutal, it was generally agreed. In the destruction of Rome the Germans were bad enough, the Italians were worse, butworse of all were the Spaniards. They practiced unheard of tortures to compel their victims to disclose where they hadhidden their treasures" (Rome, the Biography of a City, p. 159).Emperor Charles V; The Sack of Rome byDutch artist Martin Van Heemskerck.Imperial troops parody a papal procession andblessing during the Sack of Rome in 1527.King Henry VIII (Relaxes Usury Laws in the early 1500’s)The Hidden History Of Money & New World Order Usury Secrets Revealed at last! Page 232