Vienna 02/24/2025
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A legend from the Rocky Mountain region:
Gold in Bear Valley! A tramp shouted and stormed into the pub.
Everyone, including the barman, jumped up and rode off to fetch the precious ore. The muffled sound of the horses moving away could still be heard. After an hour they returned to the pub, where the tramp was sipping his “free” whisky contentedly.
Hey you, where the hell is Bear Valley?
That’s how we react when we hear about the tons of gold in Fort Knox. The glitter of the precious metal blinds the remnants of common sense we have left. When Donald Trump announced that he wanted to review all gold reserves in the USA, we thought: At last the truth is coming out about whether the dollar has any backing at all – because there can be no question of backing – in gold.

Less than 100 years ago, the world plunged into the biggest economic recession to date. On April 5, 1933, the then President of the United States, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, issued an executive order banning the hoarding of gold coins, bullion in other forms and gold certificates in the continental United States by individuals, corporations, associations and entities.

A third of citizens trusted the government and handed in their gold, receiving 20.67 dollars per ounce in return. They had one month to do so, after which the state devalued the dollar. A new gold price of 35.00 dollars per ounce was set. Nobody was punished at that time, there were no searches of private homes, no ripping up mattresses and no digging in the garden. The mere threat was enough. What does that remind us of?
Let’s return to the present. From now on, I will give my interpretation of recent events. When the Federal Reserve heard the news of a planned audit, it decided to save the myth of gold reserves.
Step one:

Step two: removing the onion smell from Fort Knox so that no suspicion falls on the nation that loves this healthy vegetable;
Step three: printing a sufficient amount of paper, called dollars, to provide security for banks such as the Bank of England;
Step four: handing over these bills as a guarantee for borrowed real gold, including to the Bank of England;
Step five: Transport this treasure – many thousands of tons of gold – on the Titanic 2 to the US vaults;
Step six: verification of the quantity and authenticity of the gold “reserves” by the DOGE;
Step seven: Once Elon Musk has confirmed that the gold is in the US, send the gold back to the UK on the Titanic 3 and bring the onion back to Fort Knox.
How can you tell the validity of such an analysis? The Bank of England’s problems with timely delivery of gold to customers other than the US government, the Fed’s 100+ years of experience with deceiving both the American people (not just the US) and, if necessary, the US President.
Why did I use the name Titanic for the means of transportation for gold? Because if it had hit an iceberg on the way, we would be back to square one – see the legend of the gold in Bear Valley. Imagine these thousands of bathyscaphes ….

Author of the article: Marek Wojcik
Email: worldscam3@gmail.com
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