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Fort Knox Gold was Stolen By The Rockefellers

 U.S. national debt is projected to reach approximately $48.9 trillion to $50.9 trillion by 2030, with debt held by the public reaching 98%–109% of GDP. 

• 2030: $52.33 trillion

• 2031: $55.47 trillion

  The Steller Report (SGT Report) claims that Fort Knox is full of impure gold that is unfit for international transactions, with only 17% of the bars meeting modern purity standards (99.5% fineness) required for “good delivery” settlements. 

  Key findings from the report include:

• Low Purity: Approximately 64% of the gold bars have a fineness between 899 and 901, and another 2% fall between 901.1 and 915.4, resulting in an average purity of 916.7. 

• Origin: Much of the gold consists of non-standard bars derived from melted-down 90% pure Depression-era coins, which are considered “illiquid” and rejected by global markets. 

• Audit Concerns: The report criticizes the lack of credible physical audits since 1974, describing the event as a “publicity stunt” where bars were not assayed or matched to serial numbers. 

• Valuation Discrepancy: While the U.S. government values the reserves at a statutory price of $42.22 per ounce (totaling ~$11 billion), critics argue the market value is significantly higher, yet the gold’s poor quality limits its utility in international trade. 

   However, only about 17% of these bars meet modern international purity standards (995.0 fineness), as the bulk consists of impure “non-standard” bars with an average fineness of 916.7, largely resulting from melted Depression-era coins. 

• Purity Breakdown: 64% of Fort Knox gold has a fineness between 899 and 901, while 64% of the total reserve is considered illiquid for international settlements. 

• Audit Issues: No credible physical audit has occurred since 1974, and records show broken seals and moved bars without documented re-audits. https://www.moneymetals.com/news/2026/04/09/ft-knox-full-of-impure-gold-unfit-for-international-transactions-as-far-as-we-know-004824