Since then, leftists have been trying to control the release of that wealth. This includes the Filipinio liberal bishops who are anti-Marcos, and anti-Duterte. We're talking since 1986. The Marcos family, being nationalists and relatively conservative, have successfully fought the leftists in courts on WHEN to release the gold, and exactly to WHOM and BY WHAT MEANS.
Marcos Sr's surviving wife has been advocating the gold be finally given to the people, to their Republic, giving accounts how much it is, but not to the leftists who will surely use it for their corrupt, immoral goals. The Marcos family lawyers have successfully won one court case after another on their legal right to control the proper release of this mountain of wealth per the will.
And the Filipino people as a whole are pro-Marcos; hence electing now Marcos Jr.
Ladies and gentlemen, we're talking credibly as claimed 600,000 TONS of gold, held in Filipino and Swiss banks, not to mention what is in US banks. Gold originally acquired by the Filipino dynasty that once ruled the Philippines, stored in the Vatican bank, reclaimed by their family and Marcos Sr. Apparently the Philippines was once a gold mine. That gold helps on some level to back the US dollar. If given back to the people, which they own, it would hugely weaken the US economy, while boosting the Philippines economy, helping it become a first world economy. They need it, we don't. It is time to release the gold, under President Marcos, Jr. This has been one of the goals of the Duterte government.
My wife is from the Philippines, so this is important to us.
If their story is true, 600,000 TONs of gold = 1.2 billion POUNDS of gold = 19.2 billion OUNCES.
One ounce of gold is currently $1,826 on the American market. If you multiply a billion by a thousand, you get a trillion. At this point, try doing the calculation on your calculator, you'll get an error reading. So Multiply 19.2 billion by a factor 1,000, you get 19.2 trillion. But then multiply that by a factor of 1.826 and you get...drum roll please...$35 Trillion dollars. Not including what is in US banks.
And you know 35 Trillion+ is worth a lot more than that, in terms of future growth and political capitol. Not to mention that $1 = 50 pesos. Let's put it this way, a family can live a lavish lifestyle in the Philippines on $1,000/month. 35 Trillion in a Filipino market, used by just and legal means, would certainly greatly help lift the Philippines out of poverty. Imagine the political and economic influence they will have with 35 Trillion+ in 600,000 TONS of REAL GOLD. Now is the time to release the gold!