BREAKING: Armed police officers raided a person's home in Germany after they posted a meme. It is starting.
https://m3.gab.com/media_attachments/5c/1a/d4/5c1ad452bffb26a1ef53963a98f5d111.mp4
These bureaucratic scumbags had their own loyalty test, with the vax and mask mandates. They laughed and cheered when millions of Americans lost their jobs and were ostracized from public life because they refused to take the vax.
https://m3.gab.com/media_attachments/3f/55/ae/3f55aed3e91191c3e0ada94ae85db15b.mp4
The gold would be better off in the hands of US citizens. Almost an ounce of gold for every person in the USA.
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Can't wait for this audit to be done.I expect they will find a lot of real gold missing.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/02/sen-rand-paul-calls-first-fort-knox-gold/
Wait until the end.
Gold and Silver Coins in the Middle Ages: A Comparison with Bitcoin and Monero
Precious metals like gold and silver have always been valuable due to their rarity and durability. They are well-suited as a medium of exchange and store of value. However, verifying their authenticity is not always easy. Gold can be adulterated with cheaper metals, resulting in a lower amount of genuine gold. In contrast, Bitcoin is protected from such manipulation through its decentralized system and the motto "don't trust, verify".
To combat the problem of metal manipulation in the Middle Ages, coins were minted with guarantees of authenticity under threat of severe punishment. Melting down coins was also prohibited to protect the purity of the metals. Through these measures, people could trust in the purity of the metals, but it required a ruler to enforce these rules.
Gold coins typically had a consistent gold content, but this could be altered by minters or rulers themselves. With a "coin reform" or "coin exchange", the minting process was changed or the metal content adjusted. Often, one-tenth of the wealth was withheld when exchanging old coins for new ones - ten old coins were exchanged for nine new ones. This was a tax on people's wealth and was not very popular.
In comparison, Bitcoin cannot prevent such taxation. One could divide Bitcoin into legitimate and illegitimate categories, similar to how certain gold coins were accepted on markets in the Middle Ages. A "Bitcoin exchange" could be implemented where only verified Bitcoins are considered valid after withholding one-tenth of the wealth.
Monero, on the other hand, prevents such practices through its fungibility.
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?width=568My guess, 2/3 is gone.
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#freedom_of_speech
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JUST IN: Trump Signs Order Blocking Federal Funds For Schools Mandating Jab. 👍
No more federal funding for schools with covid vaccine mandate. Trump signed an executive order.
He should also take a look at the gold holdings in Fort Knox.
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