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This is nothing new, really. They have just stepped up the info gathering initiative for gold dealers as they claim it is to fight terrorism. Nothing was banned in the Dodd-Frank act about gold.
The difference between now and 1933 is the US was on a strict gold-standard. Today, we are not. In the future, we will not be, but gold will be tied to the currency. You won't be able to redeem paper currency for physical gold, either. That is why the gold will not be confiscated again.
There's also a lot of people that would like to take away your guns, too. Whatcha gonna do?
I have to respectfully disagree with that. The central government is well aware that the current tender is backed with nothing and the track record is less than stellar. Consequently, the central government will, at some point make owning gold illegal to simply hoard it themselves, much like ****** did with gold and jewels.
It's a matter of financial well being folr the government as it relates to cross border relations. The holder of tangible assets in the foirm of precious metals will be the controlling faction in a one world government scenario and who or what entity wants to be the controlling faction? One guess......