The title can be funny or can simply be thought of as an elusive dream. Yet, if the story of the Tagean-Tallano clan is true, we have the biggest amount of mined gold among all countries in the world and we can be the richest nation on earth once this is made public and used for national development.
According to the Tagean-Tallano clan, their great great great grandfather – King Luisong Tagean – left gold of about 700,000 metric tons in weight. The story is too good to be true but the supporting pieces of evidence are just too plenty for this to be considered a legend or a hoax. While I am not yet totally convinced that the story is true, I think this is definitely worth studying.
A document, among a multitude of supporting papers, published in Contact (Phoenix Review Journal) stated that the amount of the Tagean-Tallano gold is exactly 617,500 metric tons. The whereabouts of this gold is something I am yet to uncover but a signigicant portion of this (about 400,000 metric tons) was leased to the Philippine government under President Manuel Roxas to initiate the Central Bank of the Philippines, which rests there until now. I have known that a portion of this gold in the Central Bank was pulled out and transported to the Vatican thru the conspiracy of Ferdinand Marcos (the lawyer of the Tallanos) and a certain Rev. Fr. Sta. Romana (trusted by the Tallanos to become the caretaker of the Central Bank gold).
The Tagean-Tallano Gold
Fifty percent of the total amount of that gold, according to the document, will be for the Filipino people. According to their computation based on the prevailing price of gold that time, this is equivalent to USD 4.7 trillion, enough for each of the 75 million Filipinos now to have USD 62,667.00 per head. And, take note…this is just 50% of the total gold possessed by the Tagean-Tallano clan. If we take into account all the other resources we have along with this distributed wealth from this gold, we can have the highest per capita GNP in the whole world.
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Definitely worth studying…. 
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