Barry Stuppler

At first blush Texas might not seem to share much in common with Germany. But in addition to being the largest states in their respective unions, Texas, like Germany, now wants to take physical possession of its physical gold reserves stored outside the state.

A few years back the Texas university system made headlines by making huge investments in gold, not shares in gold-backed ETF’s or mining companies, but actual gold, a billion dollars worth of it, in fact, which is now currently stored in New York . . . .

Concerned about the out-of-control Federal Reserve System and the increasingly unstable fiat dollar managed by the privately owned central bank, lawmakers in Arizona are following in Utah’s footsteps to come up with a potential alternative that protects citizens . . . .