A lot has been said on the links of Rahul Gandhi and George Soros. Beyond the English speaking high SEC citizens, no one in India is interested in this story or connection. However, I still wish to add some talking points.

Drugs / Soros / CIA / Colombia / Myanmar – Manipur / Rahul Gandhi.

Of the many fronts that Soros uses, he made maximum profits by laundering drug money. And this started in Colombia. (yes we know about the Bank of England currency crash etc, but if we have to take one angle of his revenue stream, then this is it - money laundering ).

In January 1994, the Colombian government sold a 75% stake in the Banco de Colombia to Soros’s henchmen, the Cali, Colombia-based Gilinski family—Isaac Gilinski and his son Jaime Gilinski, for $432 million. Banco de Colombia had long been identified by the United States Drug Enforcement Administration as under the control of Colombian drug traffickers, for money laundering, in conjunction with the Eagle National Bank of Miami, Florida. Then in May 1994, the Gilinskis applied to the Colombian government for permission to sell just over 9% of the Banco de Colombia.

In August 1994, Soros himself invested an estimated $70 to $80 million to become minority owner with a 9% stake. His man Jaime Gilinski was chairman; Gilinski also acquired the dope cartel’s Eagle National Bank in south Florida.

“The Colombian Gilinski family was using drug profits to buy resort property in the Crimea and Russia, and reportedly hired Armenian and Chechen hit men to remove members of Slavic crime groups opposing their activities.”

Audio tapes were made public (the famous “narcocassettes” in the “8000 Process” case) showing that the Cali cartel had made millions available to the 1994 Presidential campaign of Ernesto Samper Pizano. Soros, through his bank, simply laundered money for the infamous Cali cartel of Colombia.
Soros & the Gilinski family continues to operate a string of banks in Colombia and offshore in the Caribbean, including the Colombian bank Sudameris, Banco Tequendama, the cash dispensers and ATM network Servibanca in Colombia, and the Sudameris assets in Panama and in the drug-money-laundering center, the Cayman Islands.

Myanmar was famous as part of Golden Triangle – base for high end narcotics. As was Afghanistan and CIA quickly learnt that drug sells better than gold and there are global players who move both the narcotics and the money. For narcotics sales logistics – the CIA turned to ISI of Pakistan who transferred the job to Dawood Ibrahim – who quickly became the blue eyed boy of CIA.

On the Myanmar side, Soros bankrolled the ARSA ( Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army ) and used ISI Pakistan to hand them lethal weapons to take control of the drug trade amongst others. (Note : People from Indian opposition parties tried to settle these illegal Rohingyas - battle hardened - in Hindu majority areas of India, including Jammu - where Pakistani terrorists ambushed Indian Army vehicles ).

And the CIA favorite Erik Prince of Blackwater fame, enters Myanmar at this time.
In fact in 2021 : Myanmar Military regime seizes bank accounts of George Soros’s OSF, issues arrest warrant against staff members. ( When will India take action on staff of Open Societies Foundation – OSF )

And then US and China started bankrolling various other insurgent / terror groups in Myanmar.
The US game was outed by Bangladesh PM who stated that “she was offered outside help to win her country's January 7 (2024) elections if she permits a foreign country (USA) to establish a military airbase in Bangladesh have led to speculations that the Central Intelligence Agency is plotting to carve out an "East-Timor-like Christian nation" from parts of Bangladesh, Myanmar and India.

While the old bogey was raised that US wanted to “watch over China” from a new post – the reality is that US wanted to take control of the drug trade emanating out of this region, after it lost out from the lucrative trade in Afghanistan where it was ousted in a shameful manner.
Dr GP

The Reserve bank of India brings back 100 tonnes of Gold from the Vault of UK to India. This is a major shift in the Economic Policy of the RBI, as it will now hold most of its Gold in its own vault.
 
These changes have significant implications for India’s economic sovereignty and global market dynamics. Most countries keep their gold in the vaults of the Bank of England or other such location and pay a fee for the privileges.
 
At present, India has huge Foreign Exchange Reserves to cover up to 11 months of Imports. As of March 31, 2024, the total gold held by the Reserve Bank was 822.10 metric tonnes as compared to 794.63 metric tonnes as of corresponding period.

Question by young folks born after 1990

But in whose tenure the gold was moved to UK .?

Answer

In 1991 during Chandrashekhar's tenure as PM... when your your Rakhi Sawant of Economics was Commerce minister

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