Is it possible that the gold in Fort Knox has be stolen or removed?

[KelleyNice]

Officially, the US Treasury lawfully owns 261,498,926 fine troy ounces (8,134 metric tons), about $460 billion at the current price. Much of the world’s excavated gold is thought to be in Fort Knox, but nobody can be sure, since the US government will not allow the auditors in and since 2011 congress has refused to pass a law requiring an independent audit.

https://www.bullionstar.com/blogs/koos-jansen/audits-of-us-monetary-gold-severely-lack-credibility/

[Anonymous]

I'm pretty sure it's been moved... Stolen, no. To move that sort of weight in gold would require a lot of semis, as gold is exceptionally heavy. Getting these INTO Fort Knox (an active military installation where they train people to operate tanks) would be incredibly difficult, getting them out would be impossible. ... I think that's the point.

[Sixgunsound]

Generally there’s a reason when somebody doesn’t want to be audited for why they don’t. Especially a corrupt government that knows it’s about to start pushing buttons to cause a Civil War. In 2011 a lot of those buttons had been or were about to be pushed.

[Sixgunsound]

Thanks for MHO

[DaveJord]

Yeah anything is possible, this was a big deal in the 1970s. Congress members even went to Fort Knox to inspect it.

So this is old news, its either there or its not... does it matter?

[KelleyNice]

Congress never inspected the gold, and certainly didn't audit it. They only looked as some gold. However, other than the fact that someone stole it and in that case the government is lying (nothing unusual there) whether or not the gold is in Fort Knox doesn't make much difference. If the gold is in Fort Knox, the current value at almost $1,800 per ounce is about $1/4 trillion. That is a little more than 1% of the annual $21 trillion GDP.

[DaveJord]

www.usmint.gov/.../inspection-of-gold-at-fort-knox

1974 Congree sent people to Fort Knox... correct they didn't count an didn't have access to all of it.

But like you said its a moot piont, and 1974 was like 47 years ago... so anything is possible. But it doesn't matter.

[ManOnFire]

Or what if... we've been bamboozled for years. What if no gold is actually there and they just say that to throw us off?🤔

[KelleyNice]

@ManOnFire These photos shows approximately a 20 x 50 (1,000) stack of gold bars. So we know at least 1,000 of the 64,000 gold bars are in Fort Knox.
www.cnn.com/.../index.html

Of course, that is assuming they are not like the gold bars sold to China a few years ago. When China drilled them, they were a thin gold coating over tungsten bars. Tungsten, and gold have near identical weight/volume.

[ManOnFire]

Could be. Once upon a time the U. S. might've really kept gold there, but in today's times it's hard to believe we would let any location be known of where we keep our finest gold.

[ManOnFire]

@kelleynice Follow me back? I'm not a perv, just want to ask you something.

[abc3643]

No, Auric Goldfinger tried that - sort of - in 1964 with Operation Grand Slam. He failed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIx5hX9ck-E

[DWornock]

I have no way of knowing but I wouldn't be surprised either way. However, I have to wonder, if they have nothing to hide and if the gold is there, why do they prevent an audit.

[FunkyMonkee]

From what I'm hearing, there hasn't been any gold there ion YEARS!!

[DryGermanGuy]

Obviously, you watch too much James Bond… 🤔

[EnglishEuropean]

It's never been audited so there's no way to tell if it's there or not. Personally I think they're just bricks covered in gold paint.

[EnglishEuropean]

Correction: An audit was carried out in 1953 when the presence of gold was confirmed.

[IsoUser]

Chances are it's long since gone over the years and Fort Knox is just a myth Lol to bolster the American Economy

[abc3643]

I've been there. It's real.

[globetrotter22]

It wasn’t stolen. If it was we would know about it. But there are some credible theories it’s been moved.

[OddBeMe]

Yeah…they won't let in “auditors” who just say theyre auditors.

[exitseven]

I would not be surprised if it has all been stolen years ago.

[driven159]

This is why a don't invest in bold it's just gold on paper you can't hold it see it or touch it's like buying a car that you can't see or drive it

[jamesgoldman]

If you don't hold it, you don't own it

[peedy]

Nobody knows tuff to get in that place even if your the president

[Anonymous]

I doubt it was "stolen", but removed and given to foreign counties for corrupt crap, almost 100% yes.

[Adaeva]

I don't know but I don't have any of it.

[Anonymous]

they probably stole them. USA is crumbling down now!

[Anonymous]

I saw a special on that. Its been what, 40 years or longer since the last audit.

[Sam_25]

This gold already stolen by me...
Don't you know that?

[KelleyNice]

An obvious lie. You could carry one 400 oz gold bar. If you are in good condition, in a week, you might carry 1,000 400 oz gold bars to your car or truct. However, in your lifetime, you couldn't carry 64,000 400 oz gold bars.

[Sam_25]

Obviously...
Let's Rob this gold 😂

[RandomGuy1030]

They probably gave them to Putin

[Whatever2929292]

I sure hope not...

[Kim7mik]

What, according to you