Originally published at: NEWS AND VIEWS FROM THE NEFARIUM FEB 27 2025
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 13:50 — 19.0MB)Well… they’ve come up with an explanation for why so much gold is entering the country… trouble is, I’m not buying it, at least, not 100%… Why banks are flying gold bars on commercial flights from London to NYC
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“they are having to do it quickly, probably because they want to fool the audit again.”
“We’ll see,” indeed.
Yeah i’m not buy the price difference story. I agree they know the audit is coming and want to get at least 1 vaults worth filled.
I also read that back in 74 when they did the first audit, there was odd issues with the characteristics of the gold they did look at, i believe one of the auditor’s went so far to say he thought some of the bars that were in back looked like painted gold and the weight felt wrong on some of the bars.
Yes I’m familiar with those stories… there were many like that. It was NOT a legitimate audit.
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Lots of mysterious ‘events’ from the past to speculate about. Could there be TOO MUCH gold in Ft Knox? is this the problem? the post WWII asian-sourced treasure had to go somewhere. Seagraves speculated some of it went to the Vatican and there were rumors of airplanes flying gold out of there not long ago.
Bottom line, the 8500 tons reportedly in Knox is a piffling amount compared to the numbers tossed around for the asian WWII gold hoard. Gold doesn’t just disappear (unless it was swapped with the aliens for tech)…it has to be somewhere in a vault.
And kinda like crypto, a giant rise in price is going to exponentially raise the power of whatever entity (or the few individuals) who have control of it. With bitcoin for example 70 percent of all the coins are in private hands and likely most of those in just a few hands. Bitcoin going to a million disproportionately rewards those few early adopters. All the gold ever mined in the history of the world (est by some at 150,000 tons) is sitting somewhere. The advertised US stash is barely over 5% of that. Re-inclusion of gold into the monetary system is going to re-shape the world as those mystery holdings begin to throw (pardon pun) their weight around.
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And on the ‘audit/inventory’ the nature of the bars will tell a lot about it’s origin. Unknown what form the Asian post WWII hoard was smelted into, but the weight/(im)purity of the US coin melt bars from the 1930s is very distinct (only 90 pct I think). If any of the bars are the 999 pure 100 oz ones that are authorized for trade in current world markets then you know for sure there has been swapping into and out of the inventory to manipulate prices / make money for the Treasury/Reserve selling swap contracts.
… as I said in another post … It might be interesting to threaten to lay siege to the Swiss Banks and observe the activity. That might tell us much more than an “audit”. There is at this point no purpose in the “audit show” in that the “trust molecule” has ceased to exist. No one in their right mind would believe anything contained in an audit report of Fort Knox. Although, come to think of it, the “audit show” might serve a useful purpose in separating the “goats from the sheep”. Those who claim to believe the audit would have to be judged as being clearly irrational.
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It’s by far the best conductor of electricity of any metal on the planet. In fact i believe way back when the 99.9% stamp wasn’t talking about the purity of the gold but of the conductivity of the gold.
So maybe it’s sitting in a vast array of off world space craft, as electrical circuitry, floating around the cosmos doing god knows what?
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