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Texas Gives Wall Street Bankers The Gold Finger

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Money Metals Exchange - When Governor Greg Abbott signed House Bill Number 483 in his own hand on Friday, Texas gave a big gold "finger" to Wall Street and will soon bring $1 billion in gold bars back to the Lone Star State.

The University of Texas made headlines in 2010 by adding more than $500 million in gold to their endowment. The decision to plough half a billion dollars into gold was only the first chapter of the story. Perhaps the bigger news was the choice not to simply buy shares in a gold ETF or gold futures contracts. Custodians decided to buy physical bars instead - signaling a distinct lack of faith in paper gold.

Like most gold investors, they have seen very little to inspire confidence since.

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$1 billion in gold bars


That caught my attention,
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Wow. That's a lot of gold.
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It would be interesting to see what might happen if the Federal government someday confiscates gold again. Would Texas turn in their gold to the Federal Government, defy the Feds, or just secede?
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The University of Texas would, naturally, declare independence from the rest of Texas.
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What gets me is that people are not understanding that Texas is sending out a big message about the lack of faith in our current monetary system, meaning paper fiat money.
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