Inside the Fort Knox Gold Heist, the Clinton Cover Up, and Key Historical Events

Also Beware the Rand/Ron Paul Fool's Gold

In 2010, Pakistan Daily reported that “fake gold bars” were discovered in the Bank of England and Fort Knox.

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In 2009, Chinese had received a shipment of gold that prompted an investigation that revealed the role of the Clinton Administration in manufacturing fake old. At the time of the discovery, Hillary Clinton was Secretary of State and Timothy Geithner was Secretary of the Treasury. The Chinese tested the gold and “were shocked to learn that the bars were fake.”

According to Pakistan Daily, the gold bars contained “cores of tungsten, with only an outer coating of real gold.” Tungsten reportedly has a similar texture and weight to gold but is less expensive.

For example, a pound of tungsten might cost $30, compared to $12,000 for the same weight in gold. Strangely, investigators discovered, the gold bars contained serial numbers used for tracking.

A little sleuthing revealed that the bars had originated from the United States and been stored in Fort Knox. The New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) maintained the records for the serial numbers and smelter of origin for every gold bar settled on the exchange.

The gold bars were “manufactured” around 1994/1995. Bill Clinton has just become President and appointed Tim Geithner U.S. Under Secretary of the Treasury for International Affairs.

Around this time, the Clinton Administration manufactured between 1.3 and 1.5 million 400 ounces worth of tungsten blanks through a “very high end sophisticated refiner” and then sold the products on the international market, generating billions of dollars in profits.

Some 640,000 tungsten blanks were then plated with gold and shipped to Fort Knox, where they “remain to this day,” Pakistan Daily reported. This the “gold” Elon Musk may find through his audit.

Gold has traditionally been the medium of exchange between countries to pay debts and settle balance of trade in connection with the London-based Bullion Market Association controlled by Rothschild.