Strange Things Surrounding the Audit of Fort Knox

On approximately February 17th, 2025, Elon Musk announced his intent to audit Fort Knox. For those who have no idea what Fort Knox is, let me explain it to you simply. Fort Knox is where the U.S. government stores its gold. YOUR gold. This gold used to back out currency. On April 20th, 1933, FDR announced that the USA will no longer back its currency in gold. Despite attempts to keep some links to gold backing our currency, in 1976, the USA ceased all links to gold backing our currency. 

Why does this matter? Currently, the U.S. dollar is only backed by the government and no physical asset. In other words, our money is backed by air. They call it fiat money. Fiat money apparently is code for worthless since our government produces nothing, and all of its revenue comes from your labor via tax dollars. As we have seen from the latest D.O.G.E. audits, your tax dollars are working for everything other than you. That is unless you're a member of the degenerate LGBTQWXYZ class overseas, someone with AIDS overseas, or a Middle Eastern country that apparently needs Sesame Street catered to you. 

Recently it has come out that banks have been moving gold bars back to U.S. soil. What changed in December? Nothing that I am aware of. However, the media seems to be indicating that the reason that these banks are doing so is because of the Trump tariffs. Many investors are allegedly in fear of a trade war and therefore have decided to start investing in gold. Sure, we could take this story at face value and ask no questions like the average NPC would do. But why is nobody asking why these institutions are keeping their gold in London rather than the U.S.A.? Here are the alleged reasons:

• Historical Significance: London has been a major hub for gold trading for centuries. The city's long history and established infrastructure make it a trusted location for storing gold.

• Market Access: London is home to the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA), which sets global standards for gold trading. Having gold in London allows banks to easily access this market and trade gold efficiently.

• Security: The Bank of England's vaults are among the most secure in the world, providing a safe environment for storing large quantities of gold.

• Convenience: Many financial institutions and central banks already have operations in London, making it convenient to store gold there

The last reason given is one that made me laugh. Now, I do not believe any of the above reasons that I was able to find, so keep that in mind. The excuse of "convenience" makes absolutely no sense. How is it more convenient to store your gold offshore when your bank operates in the U.S.A.? It isn't, as we can now see as they are claiming that they are having to pay money to fly it back here because so many people are investing in it. So, do the other excuses seem any more credible to you having read them? 

The London Bullion Market Association is used as another excuse as you can see above. The excuse implies that these banks have access to something we don't have here. Yet we have the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). This is our equivalent to the LBMA. So, what gives? Does the CFTC not function as well as the LBMA? If not, how do we fix this?

Many are speculating that the reason that these banks are moving the gold back is because they foresaw the Trump administration auditing Fort Knox as part of D.O.G.E. operations. It was no secret that the plan was to audit the government and all of its agencies across the board. It stood to reason that our gold reserve would be one of these things that would be audited. I have no answer for this to offer you. Either the MSM excuses are legit, or they are not. Either they are moving the gold back as a prop for the audit of the U.S. gold reserves, or they are not. 

One thing is for sure, Elon Musk stating that he would like to live stream the audit and walkthrough has got to have made at least a few people nervous. 

People have been speculating for years that the gold reserves have been drained and sold off to foreign investors at rock bottom prices. These people are not crazy conspiracy theorists either. The U.S. government has sold gold to investors at various points in history, often at prices lower than the market rate. One notable period was during the 1970s when President Richard Nixon ended the gold standard, leading to the sale of U.S. gold reserves at prices below market value. This move was part of a broader strategy to stabilize the economy and manage inflation. The U.S. continued to sell gold reserves during the 1980s, often at prices lower than the market rate, as part of efforts to reduce the national debt and manage economic policies. So, it stands to reason that since our money is no longer backed by gold, there would really be little to no reason for the U.S. to replace or stop selling this gold. I could personally find no information pertaining to just how much gold was sold during this time period. It could have been half or all of it. 

Another interesting point being brought up is the story of Louise Auchincloss Boyer. She wrote an article about how the Rockefellers actually took our gold reserves. The below post from Wall Street Apes lays this entire story out for you along with an attached video.  

Others have speculated that the audit led to man-made weather that caused floods and then a freeze in Kentucky. There is a flaw in this theory however, considering that the first mention from Elon in regard to auditing Fort Knox seems to have happened on February 17th. The storm in Kentucky that caused floods and then the freeze began on February 15th. 

No matter what is really in the U.S. gold reserve, the American people who it belongs to deserve to know. If granted access, as I stated in my article from a day ago about the audit, the bars need to be tested for authenticity and checked in as many ways as possible. I personally do not put anything past these shady people who still remain in government at all. Let alone banks. 

Form your own opinion on the matter, that is the best way to live life. But I suspect that very soon we will all be in for a shock.