Vienna 03/29/2025
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The stars on the euro banknotes are fading.
The issue of Poland joining the eurozone has always been a polarizing topic in the public debate in Poland. On the one hand, according to the treaties, we must join the euro, but on the other hand, it is not clear when this should happen. No specific date has been set.
For years, the Polish political class has practiced procrastination in this regard: since we don’t have to adopt the euro now, we should do everything we can to adopt it as late as possible. This is due to the fact that the idea of introducing the euro has never met with much approval in Polish society. A survey conducted by the Ariadna National Research Panel shows that support for Poland joining the euro is currently at a record low and continues to fall. Today it stands at 26 percent, although in January of this year it was just under 31 percent according to the Eurobarometer. I am quoting from the report published on Tuesday by the WEI (Warsaw Enterprise Institute) on the introduction of the euro in Poland.
For me personally, the introduction of the European currency would have one advantage: if I came to Poland every month, I wouldn’t have to worry about the exchange rate. This is also the view of many Polish entrepreneurs. However, this is the only argument, and if a referendum were announced in Poland on replacing the zloty with the European currency, I would vote to keep the Polish zloty.
Poland reportedly has more gold reserves than the United Kingdom – 420 tons in November 2024. Since there is no Fort Knox in Poland, a considerable part of Polish gold is stored at the Federal Reserve Bank (FED) in New York and the Bank of London in England. Source. This means that Poland holds most of its gold in the form of a certificate that entitles it to take some or all of the deposited stock in the future. Venezuela found itself in a similar situation when the Bank of London refused to release the gold because the bankers there did not like the elected – just or unjust – President Nicolas Maduro.
He did not say in which country.
Part of the Polish gold, namely 11 tons, was confiscated by the British to “cover costs”. That was in 1944. Source.
I would like to point out that Poland will elect a new president in a few weeks. What will happen to Polish gold in England if a candidate wins who is not promoted by the globalists? Poland will continue to hold a gold certificate … An even worse fate has befallen Libya, which is said to have held 144 tons of gold 14 years ago. After a bloody war instigated by NATO, the gold disappeared, Gaddafi was murdered and chaos still reigns in Libya today. This is how so-called Western values are defended, which, as you can see, are backed by gold.
Author of the article: Marek Wojcik
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