Back in 2017, Steve Mnuchin and Mitch McConnell visited Fort Knox
For some strange reason, all the photos from inside the one vault they entered are in black and white…
Why in the world would they only want black and white photos?
Also, the more I’m reading up on the “audit” that allegedly occured in 1953, the more it all seems like BS…
—— Journalists during that time believed the vault may have been bled dry due to WW2…
—— Reports say the “audit” was only a “Spot Check” of only 6% of the Gold.
DOGE should definitely audit Fort Knock, YES?
For some strange reason, all the photos from inside the one vault they entered are in black and white…
Why in the world would they only want black and white photos?
Also, the more I’m reading up on the “audit” that allegedly occured in 1953, the more it all seems like BS…
—— Journalists during that time believed the vault may have been bled dry due to WW2…
—— Reports say the “audit” was only a “Spot Check” of only 6% of the Gold.
DOGE should definitely audit Fort Knock, YES?
12:21 PM - Feb 18, 2025
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jill kenmore
@jillyk
18 February, 01:06
In response Robert Wakefield to his Publication
I HAD HEARD there's a video out there somewhere, where President Reagan visited Fort Knox for himself. He went in all smiles...but came out looking very somber....because he undoubtedly now knew the truth: there is NO gold in Fort Knox. But supposedly, there is another Govt building next to Fort Knox that IS/DOES/CAN store the gold bricks once housed in Fort Knox. And if you look at photos of FK, the fencing around it seems extremely minimal...no barbed wire, no guard towers, no armed guards, etc...it seems odd, like, why would you allow a place like FK to be somewhat wide open like that? Again, yet another story full of hearsay and innuendo, yet we never quite get the real story.
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