If Jim Willie of the Hat Trick Letter is right, then a serious paradigm shift in global financial markets is taking place before our eyes. In his recent article Hitmen Contracts to Bust COMEX Mr. Willie suggests that various third-party entities from around the world have been commissioned by interested governments to attack the individuals and organizations involved in alleged manipulation of,  and intervention in, US dollar exchanges, US Treasury bonds, and primarily the suppression of gold prices through COMEX.

The global creditors for the USTreasury Bonds are so angry at the past suffered losses, the prospect of deep future losses, and the corruption laced throughout the US financial system, that they have hired third parties to kill off the US$-gold platforms, to destroy the burdensome banking ballast dominated by protected entrenched fraud experts, to lay waste to the vehicles used by the US-UK bond trafficking syndicate totally saturated with corruption, dishonesty, and collusion, replete with greed, totally absent conscience. They have systemically been dismantling the COMEX pillars and levers over the last several months, quietly and without fanfare, surely without publicity. If gold investors knew of their actions, they would become much bolder. Some want the bankers in their gunsights not to be warned. They await their fate with the Financial Grim Reaper. Their executions will be as swift as brutal.

The HITMEN have been hired, with highly lucrative contracts and wide berth in methods to be put to use. Their assigned task is to castrate the levered family jewels from some of the major players who illegally keep the gold price and silver price artificially low. The targeted victims know their awaited fate, and are presently defecating in their skivvies.

Essentially, it seems that certain “creditors”, and we won’t name any names here, are a little upset at how certain individuals and organizations in the US have been dealing with this crisis. Maybe they feel like they are about to get shafted for several Trillion dollars, so why not invest a few billion (speculation) with like-minded ex-US investors and hammer the institutions who have been changing the rules of the game in their favor. It can be said with near certainty, that creditor nations will not just agree to terms laid out by debtor nations. They will most definitely act in their own interests.

According to Jim Willie, this is quite a tangled web, and looking at each individual component is not helpful in understanding what is actually going on. This article goes to great lengths to connect the dots of news and analysis from around the world, clearly outlining the gravity of the situation.

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