By Catherine Austin Fitts
South Korea just announced that they are starting a physical gold exchange; this follows on the heals of Singapore, Moscow and Thailand doing the same, not to mention various central banks demanding the return of their gold inventory.
Meantime, the Bank of England just announced they are moving to plastic money in 2016 while bitcoin loses almost 50% of its value overnight after BTC China said it could no longer accept deposits.
As the development of digital currencies that leave a detailed trail for the governmental and corporate intelligence agencies ebb and flow, key financial centers globally are building out a physical gold exchange network.
Think about it.
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