Salvini Proposes Seizing Control Of Italy’s Gold Reserves From Central Bank

• This “independence of the Central Bank” is a FAKE psyop meme/idea. It is suggesting something entirely false. Privately owned central banks are NOT independent. They serve the interests of their bankster owners. This meme/idea is to promote a LIE and anyone attacking the central bank is painted as an aggressor (ie. bad guy) and the central bank a victim (ie. good guy). The reality is central banks are unaccountable to the government and the public which they proclaim to serve (falsely). They are “above the law”.
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• So, whenever you hear anyone mentioning “you are attacking the independence of the Central Bank”, you should tell them to stop deflecting and stop protecting an organization that is totally unaccountable to the government and people, and stop serving the private interests of an elitist groups of banksters. See also:
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  Another Secret Federal Reserve Bailout, $7.7 Trillion This Time
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• Salvini Proposes Seizing Control Of Italy’s Gold Reserves From Central Bank
  by Tyler Durden, https://www.zerohedge.com/
  Italy’s populist de facto leader Matteo Salvini seems set on shaking Europe’s financial establishment to the core.
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  One day after the Italian deputy prime minister and leader of the League party, called for the elimination of Italy’s central bank and the country’s financial regulator, Consob, saying the two institutions should be “reduced to zero, more than changing one or two people, reduced to zero”, or in other words eliminated, and that “fraudsters” who inflicted losses on Italian savers should “end up in prison for a long time”, Salvini prompted fresh shocked gasps in Brussels and Frankfurt when he raised the possibility of seizing Italy’s massive gold reserves away from the country’s central bank.
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  “The gold is the property of the Italian people, not of anyone else,” Salvini said in comments to reporters on Monday, according to the FT.
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  The controversial comments, which were seen as threatening the “independence” of the Italian central bank, whose one-time head was none other than Mario Draghi, prompted Giovanni Tria, Italy’s economy minister, to defend the independence of the central bank.
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