Plausible Deniability: Mystery Of The Missing Gold

@freak369 (5112)
United States
November 5, 2016 8:03pm CST
There is no denying that the 9/11 attacks forced Americans to change everything from their lifestyle to where they grocery shopped. While there are a thousand theories about it, one of the most perplexing started two days before the attacks. Trucks were seen entering and exiting the basement parking level that has access to the storage areas, vaults and precious metal holds. The plausible deniability comes in to play when insurance claims need to be filed; there was no one single person to keep an exact count of the equity on hand. Another interesting thing to look at is the 'move out' rate the three months before 9/11. If you have never seen the list of tenants, their primary business and size of their business space., CNN has a list that you can view here: http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2001/trade.center/tenants1.html The Empty Vaults Of The World Trade Center Complex – With so many things happening at the same time, getting to the basement levels to look for gold, platinum, silver and bonds was at the bottom of the list. They were looking for bodies, dead or alive. Most people watch hours and hours of international new and started coming up with their own theory. When you stop and think of the thousands of people who entered and exited the complexes each day you would think it impossible to have a running total of 'cash on hand' (meaning anything of value or worth). As sickening as it is to say, a lot of people made a lot of money in the weeks preceding and following the bombing. Things that were never brought to the public eye included the short selling of stock in 38 – 42 companies that would stand to have their stock value drop, end-of-year bonuses that were given out months early, certain tenants from Europeans and Middle Eastern countries moving out – some of the just three months after moving on and signing a year lease. So the supposed millions in the basement of the WTC complexes were pennies in a bucket when compared to what was made from insurance claims, overtime for city workers and police and the root of all evil – the missing 2.3 trillion dollars after a Pentagon audit. See a short disclosure here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6R6ofqAW8XM So, you have to ask yourself this, did the government plan 9/11 to wrap up a lost of loose ends? If they did and they considered five thousand people 'collateral damage” then how do you think you are going to be dealt with if you are considered 'questionable'. PHOTO: This is a photo taken from HistoryCommons.org of the gold vault cache in December, 2001. This was taken during a follow-up inspection to building four in the WTC Complex. That is just one banks reserve, imagine how much there was from WTC1 and WTC2
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@marguicha (230350)
• Chile
6 Nov 16
I would not put my hands over fire for anything like that.