As we are now in 2013, whatever happened to this new global economic restructuring that was supposed to have taken place in 2012 per the topic name of this thread?

I think they had thought that it would of been done before 2012 ended, however, it is taking longer. As far as I'm hearing from the reports of reliable sources that are in contact with the King of the Easts(Royal Families of China and the 160 allied countries), they have opt. to take the safer slower road to avoid chaos and many casualities. They have cut off their(Cabalist) money supplies and influences over nations with their lies. Most countries are siding with the King of the Easts and are working together to avoid World War III and against the Fachist New World Order.

They have been working hard behind the scenes to prepare the world for the restructure of the Global Economic System and to launch the Global Posperity Accounts (over 400 Trillions dollars in Gold) into safe hands of those that will use it for the restoration of the earth, the release of environmentally safe new technology(ex. the Keshe Foundation), and making sure that every human being has water, food, clothings, shelter, and a futur.

It appears that an RV(Re-evaluation) of many currencies is coming next week. I don't know if they will restructure all the Banks then but I wouldn't be surprise if they do as it would be the optimum time to do it.

It will be very very interesting to see what will happen this coming 8 months. We'll see what the Lord will accomplish this year. 2012 was indeed a year of "awakening" as many truths about the world's captivity to London's Tyrants came into the light.

Frenzy in the Gold Market: The Repatriation of Germany’s Post World War II Gold Reserves

http://www.globalresearch.ca/frenzy-in-t...eserves/5319287

The decision of Germany’s Bundesbank to repatriate part of its Gold Reserves held at the New York Federal Reserve bank has triggered a frenzy in the gold market.
German news sources suggest that a large portion of the German gold stored in the vaults of the New York Fed and the Banque de France is to be moved back to Germany.

According to analysts, this move could potentially “trigger a chain reaction, prompting other countries to start repatriating the gold stored in London, New York or Paris…. “

If gold repatriation becomes a worldwide trend, it will be obvious that both the US and UK have lost their credibility as gold custodians. For gold markets worldwide, this move may mark a switch from “financial gold” to “physical gold”, but the process is definitely in its early stages.

The decision to repatriate the German gold is a big victory for a part of the German press that first forced the Bundesbank to admit that 69% of its gold is stored outside Germany. Almost certainly both the German press and at least several German lawmakers will demand a verification procedure for the gold bars returned from New York, just to make sure that Germany doesn’t receive gold-plated tungsten instead of gold. It seems that German decision makers no longer trust their American partners. (Voice of Russia, January 15, 2013, emphasis added)

... more at link above.

ABC News: US Mint Runs Out of 2013 Silver Coin

http://abcnews.go.com/Business/us-mint-sells-2013-silver-coin/story?id=18251966

Jan. 19, 2013

As a result of high investor demand, the U.S. Mint has stopped selling its 2013 American Eagle silver bullion coins.

According to mint spokesman Michael White, 6,700,000 ounces of Silver Eagle coins were sold between Jan. 7, when the coins first went on sale, and Jan. 15. Until this year, the all-time high was 6,422,000 ounces, set in January 2011.

"We mint to demand," mint spokesman Michael White told ABC News.

In an email to authorized purchasers, the mint said it would resume sales around the week of Jan. 28, after it mints more coins.

One of the purchasers, Terry Hanlon, was very happy about the situation.

"I love it," said Hanlon of Dillon Gage Metals, a primary precious metals dealer in Dallas that buys directly from the mint and sells to bankers, coin dealers and jewelers. "We are very, very busy and we have been for the last several months. That would certainly reflect that people are worried that the financial situation in the U.S. isn't going to get any better -- so they're buying precious metals."

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Peter Schiff, an economist and president of Euro Pacific Precious Metals, a precious metals dealer in New York, agreed.

"With the Federal Reserve clearly stating that unlimited money creation and dollar debasement are its intended policy goals, it's becoming painfully obvious to more and more investors that precious metals are a better savings alternative than zero-interest bank deposits," said Schiff. "For many of these first-time buyers, silver bullion coins like U.S. Silver Eagles are one of the easiest, most reliable and most cost effective means to get precious metal exposure."

But, he added, if investors can't buy Silver Eagles, they can also buy other coins like Canadian Maple Leaf silver coins, which are minted by the Canadian government and are "just as good."

"When people are buying bullion they're not collecting the coins, they just want to have reliable silver," he said.

The American Eagle Bullion program was launched in 1986 with the sale of gold and silver bullion coins. Platinum was added 11 years later.

The coins are produced at the mint's plant in West Point, N.Y.

Ted Butler: Silver Demand Will End Manipulation

Posted by Investment Rarities on January 17th 2013
http://silverandgoldcoinblog.com/2013/01/17/ted-butler-silver-demand-will-end-manipulation/

Making the case for “Why the silver manipulation must end,” Ted Butler writes that “instead of wondering why the silver manipulation hasn’t ended yet, look at all the accumulating evidence that demand is overcoming supply. Silver is tighter today than it has ever been (except in April 2011). If these signs weren’t present, then there might be some worry about how much longer the artificial low price could persist. But these signs do exist and it’s up to us to recognize them for what they are, namely, confirmation points of what must occur.”

Iceland President At Davos: ‘Why Do We Treat Banks Like Holy Churches? It’s Time To Stop The Bailouts And Let Them Go Bankrupt !’

Here's another interview :


A Comment about the interviews :

Let the banks go down says Olafur Grimsson at the World Economic Forum in Davos

by Dr. Virginia Abernathy


Iceland is a small country, under 1 million citizens ... I have been proud of the Icelanders since they let their banks take the consequences – bankruptcy - of their greedy bets on derivatives and other financial “products”.

Recalling the history of a few years ago, the Icelandic government initially said that the innocent Icelandic citizens would bear the burden of the banks’ irresponsible practices. But mass protests led to a rethink.

The Icelandic President called for a referendum on the general public assuming bank debts. The bankers lost.

Citizens voted to let the banks fail. Iceland went through a rough patch but, after four years, is prospering. At least one Icelandic banker has gone to jail.

This all makes one think that Americans should have started protesting when Alan Greenspan arranged for a bailout of Long Term Capital Management in 1999. Or maybe earlier, when Chrysler was bailed out in the 1980s, because nothing is sacred about car companies, either.

Bailing out businesses that make a mistake creates “moral hazard”. For the sake of super-profits, businesses [or households] are encouraged to take risks on the assumption that any losing bets will be covered by the all-suffering tax-payer.

Snakes and Ladders: Investment Banking on the Brink

http://www.spiegel.de/international/busi...s-a-877710.html

"For decades, investment bankers have held the key to untold riches -- but now they're being laid off by the tens of thousands. As the crisis forces the industry to search for a new identity, is it ready to mend its ways?....

The crisis has struck at the heart of the financial center. In 2012, banks began to downsize their investment banking activities. For years, the area had been seen as a playground for those seeking instant riches and guaranteed success, and it provided tens of thousands with sometimes exorbitant incomes.

October 30 would become a horrific day for the financial district after the Swiss bank UBS announced that it was slashing 10,000 jobs in the sector. On one morning alone, the bank's London office let hordes of bankers go. Some were intercepted at the entrance, still carrying their coffee in to-go cups, only to be shown the door a short time later with a piece of paper filled with instructions....

The competition is also doing its utmost to downsize. Morgan Stanley plans to lay off 1,600 employees in the coming weeks, Lloyds is cutting as many as 15,000 jobs worldwide, and Deutsche Bank has just eliminated 1,500 jobs in its investment banking division...."

The banks in Canada seem to operate under a different set of regulatory rules in relation to banks outside Canada.

This recent reports that half of Singapore's bankers have been fired, left, or put on leave for market manipulation.

Exclusive: Bank probes find manipulation in Singapore's offshore FX market - source
January 28, 2013 at 11:05 AM

Report at reuters.com By Rachel Armstrong

SINGAPORE | Sun Jan 27, 2013 7:40pm EST

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Internal reviews by banks in Singapore have found evidence that traders colluded to manipulate rates in the offshore foreign exchange market, according to a source with knowledge of the inquiries.

The discovery widens a global lending rate scandal into new markets, as fallout from the Libor case puts banks under added scrutiny and spurs both regulators and institutions to reconsider how certain key interest and currency rates are set.

The probes found evidence showing that traders from several banks communicated with each other over electronic messaging about what rates they were going to submit for the local banking association's fixings for non-deliverable foreign exchange forwards (NDFs), aiming to benefit their trading books....

The biggest banks in the Asian NDF markets include UBS, JPMorgan Chase & Co, DBS Group Holdings Ltd and HSBC Holdings Plc....

The Monetary Authority of Singapore told banks in the city state last July to review the way they set interbank lending rates, in the wake of the Libor scandal....

Of the 40 to 50 NDF traders based in Singapore, roughly half had either been put on leave, including those suspended while their activities in the market were under investigation, or left their jobs during the Singapore probes, the source said. It was not clear how many may have been or will be reinstated after the probes' completion.

"A lot of banks are stuck, traders are suspended or have left, so the market is seeing around half its usual volume," the source said...

The action by U.S. authorities last month against UBS for its part in the Libor scandal included a criminal charge against the Swiss bank's Japanese subsidiary for yen Libor manipulation.

The charge sheet by the Commodities Futures Trading Commission against the bank also revealed other markets in Asia where problems emerged.

"Through its internal investigation, UBS identified evidence of similar misconduct involving submissions for at least the Hong Kong Interbank Offered Rate ("HIBOR"), the Singapore Interbank Offered Rate ("SIBOR"), the Singapore Swap Offer Rate ("SOR") and the Australian Bank Bill Swap Rate ("BBSW")," a footnote in the charge sheet read.

Yes this is very true, but I don't know how much and where and how we differ. A Canadian Banker was telling me that over a year ago, but I didn't understand nor do I recall what he was explaining to me in what ways. I'll do some research and see what I can find out.