>>12552116 (WTH?)

NEED EYES ON

The Keys to the Gold Vaults at the New York Fed – Part 2: The Auxiliary Vault

[not sure who/what/why wall of gold image was dropped, but found this via tineye search. 9/11 + FED + gold]

As mentioned in , there are two gold vaults at the New York Fed, the main vault and the auxiliary vault. Very little is written anywhere about theFRBNY’s auxiliary vault,or the ‘aux vault’ as it has sometimes been referred to.

The auxiliary vault also fails to make an appearance during the New York Fed’s famous gold vault tour.It’s as if the Fed specifically wants to keep this aux vault off the radar, or at least flying under the radar.

Although neither the 1991 nor the 1998 versions of the Fed’s publication ‘Key to the Gold Vault’ (KTTGV) refer to the auxiliary vault, the 2004 and 2008 versions do (in passing) as follows:

“Bullion at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York belonging to some 60 foreign central banks and international monetary organizations is stored in 122 separate compartments in the main and auxiliary vaults.”

“Bullion at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York belonging to some 36 foreign governments, central banks and official international organizations is stored in 122 separate compartments in the main and auxiliary vaults.” ()

All four of the on-line versions of ‘Key to the Gold Vault’ that I sourced (from 1991 – 2008, see Part 1) state that the “main vault was opened in September 1924” and so this statement indirectly implies that there is another ‘non-main’ vault.

The reference to the auxiliary vault in the more recent 2004 and 2008 versions of KTTGV seems to imply that the aux vault is still in active use for gold storage. Otherwise, why would the Fed mention it?

Just to clarify what auxiliary means. Various dictionary definitions of ‘Auxiliary’ include the following: supplementary, additional, subsidiary capacity, backup reserve. In the context of space, auxiliary refers to additional space.

New York Fed writer Charles Parnow’s ‘’ publication (first published in 1973) explicitly refers to the auxiliary vault with a quite precise reference. This is probably the only detailed description of the auxiliary vault that’s on record, and it states:

“A smaller auxiliary vault built in 1963 holds three accounts. One account with 107,000 bars of gold is stacked with bricklayer precision into a solid wall 12 feet high, 10 feet wide, and 18 feet deep.” (From: ‘A Day at the Fed’) …

Where is the Aux Vault?

The exact location of the FRBNY’s auxiliary vault appears to be something that the Fed doesn’t wish to discuss.It’s therefore interesting that there is a comment on the web that appears to state exactly where the aux vault is located.

In July 2002, a forum contributor called Woodman wrote in a bulletin board at www.freerepublic.com that the Federal Reserve aux vault is located at Level B5 of 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza.

While discussing the gold supposedly stored under the WTC, Woodman“…all of the Gold stored in the WTC was really stored 3 blocks east in the basement vaults of the Federal Reserve Bank and the aux. at 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza B5."

For those not familiar, the vault at 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza (CMP) on the fifth sub-level (B5) is the famous Chase (now JP Morgan) vault, supposedly the largest bank vault in the world. Some of the details of this vault were uncovered in 2013 and can be read on Zerohedge.

The interesting angle about the 2002 comment is that, how, in 2002, could someone refer to the Chase Manhattan Plaza (CMP) B5 vault as the aux (auxiliary) of the FRBNY vault unless they knew details about these two adjacent vaults?

MUCH moar at

https://www.bullionstar.com/blogs/ronan-manly/keys-gold-vaults-new-york-fed-part-2-auxiliary-vault/

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[end of sauce:]

So why wouldJP Morgan,as a commercial precious metals vault operator, beasking for an FOIA exemptionwhen two other vault operators, namelyBrinks and Scotia Mocatta,submitted vault licensing applications, and that did not see the need to ask for confidential treatment on the basis of “confidential commercial information”?

Looking at a list of , there is nothing in the list that would apply to JP Morgan but not to Scotia Mocatta and/or Brinks, except perhaps the first type of FOIA exemption in a scenario in which, were the aux vault at level B5 in the Chase Manhattan Plaza complex, then it could be included underforeign policy considerationsi.e. “Those documents properly classified as secret in the interest of national defense or foreign policy”. i.e. that the Chase vault facilityconducts business for a ´Federal´client and on behalf of foreign central banks and international monetary organisations.

In summary, there is a lot of circumstantial evidence to suggest that the Fed’s aux vault is indeed located at 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza, B5, accessible from the Fed’s Vault E via a link corridor ortunnel structure.

Until the FRBNY writes publicly about its auxiliary vault, which seems unlikely, then circumstantial evidence remains as the only evidence on which to go on.

https://www.bullionstar.com/blogs/ronan-manly/keys-gold-vaults-new-york-fed-part-2-auxiliary-vault/

>>12552452

my read of the tea leaves is that the bankers forced Nixon to close the gold window to avoid depleting gold reserves. before his could reinstate it, they nixed him via engineered Watergate soft coup.

We are lied to when we are told that Nixon lied about it being temporary. He got US out of Vietnam war, an unforgivable offence v. DS

"Nixon ordered Treasury Secretary John Connally to uncouple gold from its fixed $35 price and suspended the ability of foreign banks to directly exchange dollars for gold. During a national television address, Nixon promised the action would be temporary in order to “defend the dollar against the speculators,” but this turned out to be a lie."

sauce from tenthamendmentcenter.com, link too long

Watergate: a CIA coup

All the Presidents' Men is a great book and a great movie. But it should be in the "fiction" section.

The "revelation" that Mark Felt is supposedly the notorious secret source "Deep Throat" is certainly not the whole story - if it is even true.

Bob Woodward started his career as a cryptologic officer on a Navy ship that was intended to be used as a alternative military command center in the event of nuclear war. His next post was to be a briefer of top Pentagon officials – that's generally NOT training to be a reporter. When Woodward was dispatched to the Washington comPost, his writing was so poor that they had to train him at a suburban Maryland newspaper for a year before he could get hired at the Post.

It seems the CIA and others decided that Nixon had to go for the long term interests of the empire. This is similar to what is happening to George W. Shrub. Why is the "torture" scandal suddenly getting lots of airtime, when this is not exactly news (it SHOULD get airtime, but it is part of a pattern going back a LONG LONG time)?

The "burglars" in the Watergate admitted the next day to being CIA which is not normal practice for CIA agents (unless they were told to say this, they were whistleblowers and had remorse, or were incompetent the first seems the most likely).

http://www.oilempire.us/watergate.html

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>>12552585

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbed_tape (razorwire) . nasty