London Calling – Where’s Our Russian Gold?!?!

The past couple of months we have witnessed some unusual activity at the COMEX and LBMA. With coronavirus destroying every aspect of commerce around the world it’s not surprising to see unusual activities in every market. Tyranny has a way of making losers the biggest winners and winners the biggest losers.

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Back on April 11 we ask about Russia’s decision to STOP acquiring gold mined in Russia. This is the first time in approximately 10 years that Russia’s central had not acquired gold.

We believe there is more to this decision than what is being reported. Why would Russia make this decision at the exact time when gold is most needed – and not only that why would Russia begin shipping gold to the rest of the world – at the exact time when gold is most needed AT HOME? It doesn’t add up. If Russia continues into the month of May, that will mean another 25+/- tons will be available. Continue Reading – Who Will Receive a Golden Gift From Russia?

Was it to send gold to London? Well, we can with confidence that Russian gold was sent to London because 2 bars were reported to be left behind from a shipment. Was this act a set up to announce to the world that Russia was in fact sending gold to London? How does one leave two gold bars – weighing in at a hefty 25 kilos (56 its 3.5 ounces) of gold out of a shipment? How does that happen?

The 25.5-kilogram cargo apparently fell off a dolly while being transported from Russia to London. It has since been shipped to the customer while airport security services are investigating the incident.

Staff at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo International Airport have found a case with two gold bars worth 57,9 million roubles, or $750,000.

A photo of the two gold bars lying next to the case has emerged on social media. They were reportedly supposed to be shipped to London but fell off a dolly in the loading area. This is where cargo loaders found them and handed  them over to police.

It has been speculated that the bullion, which weighs 25.5 kg, belongs to the Krasnoyarsk Non-Ferrous Metals Plant, one of the world’s largest precious metals manufacturers. Source

This whole thing reeks to the high heavens. Can you smell the sulphur?