Is Trump Planning the Return of the Gold Standard?

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February 23, 2025- by Steven E Greer

There has been some very unusual activity with actual supplies of gold and the central banks. After weeks of news that JP Morgan is shuffling gold from London back to New York, etc., President Trump and Elon Musk are going to physically inspect Fort Knox to see if any gold is left. Why?

First, the pending audit is causing all of the central bankers around the world to panic. They are borrowing from each other and sending it to United States as a giant shell game. They need to give the appearance of having gold in Fort Knox. 

This is the ultimate margin call.

Trump could have gone into Fort Knox a month ago, but he is giving them time to claw back the exported or stolen gold.

JP Morgan is up to their ears in this fraud, by the way. The New York Federal reserve, where a lot of gold is supposedly held, connects to JP Morgan’s vaults nearby.

Anyway, why now?

Apparently, people behind the Trump machine and the Project 2025 want to go back to the gold standard and get rid of the central banks. That is what this is all about. The audit of the Fort Knox will prove that the U.S.A. owns no gold and cannot even pretend any longer to back US Dollar with any form of real asset. It’s a Ponzi scheme.

But why return to the gold standard now?

I have a theory. The United States is bankrupt. We are paying more on interest for our debt than we are on the military. Everyone knows this is unsustainable and it is the reason we have DOGE. It is the reason our 10-year Treasury Note yields are so high. People think the country is a big junk bond.

Well, who is dumb enough to hold our debt? China and our adversaries are. If we defaulted on our current US dollar and debt, it would not only hurt China, but it would also destroy the shadow banking families that have been creating all of the world wars for 150 years.

Trump understands this well. He has used it in his personal businesses and has written about it. He often refers to the aphorism by John Maynard Keynes and J. Paul Getty: “If you owe the bank $100, that’s your problem; if you owe the bank $100 million, that’s the bank’s problem.”

You say you want a revolution? (to quote the Beatles). How about burning down the central banks and going to the gold standard? Trump gives no shits. After he survived the assassination attempt, he feels like he has put on this earth for a reason (I know the feeling. The same thing happened to me). Oh, by the way, crypto bro’s like Elon will benefit too.

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Grok:

The gold standard in the U.S. has a rocky history tied to economic stability and global events. It began in 1792 with the Coinage Act, pegging the dollar to gold and silver (bimetallism), though gold took center stage after the 1873 Coinage Act demonetized silver, ushering in the “Classical Gold Standard” era. From 1879 to 1914, the dollar was fixed at $20.67 per ounce of gold, fostering trade but limiting money supply flexibility. World War I disrupted this, pushing the U.S. off gold temporarily as nations hoarded reserves.

In 1933, amid the Great Depression, President Roosevelt banned private gold ownership and devalued the dollar to $35 per ounce, ending the domestic gold standard to boost money supply. The 1944 Bretton Woods Agreement tied the dollar to gold internationally at that rate, with other currencies pegged to the dollar, until 1971 when Nixon suspended convertibility due to inflation and trade deficits—ending the gold standard for good. Since then, the U.S. has used a fiat currency system, unbacked by gold, relying on trust and economic policy.

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