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Musk and Trump fan the flames of the conspiracy theory that Fort Knox's gold was stolen

2025-04-25 01:45:04| Spiritual Career Counseling

President Donald Trump and his billionaire adviser Elon Musk have fanned the flames of a baseless rumor about Americas gold reserves at least a dozen times since mid-February.The conspiracy theory, alleging without evidence that someone might have stolen the gold reserves from Fort Knox, Kentucky, has circulated for decades, but it seems to have first appeared on the Trump administrations radar after far-right financial blog Zero Hedge tagged Musk in a post about the idea on X.Since then, Musk and Trump have shared the idea and teased plans for a personal inspection of the fortress that holds the governments gold bars.Despite raising alarm and fueling conspiracy chatter online and offline, there is no evidence that any gold is missing, and theres no indication that Musk or Trump has taken any concrete steps toward visiting Fort Knox. A White House spokesperson declined to comment on their plans, saying in an email: No announcements at this time.The rumor immediately found an audi...


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