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History Channel's Brad Meltzer's Decoded New Episode: Investigating Fort Knox Vault. They emailed Ron Paul 4 or 5 questions.

Submitted by henri on Thu, 10/06/2011 - 00:08
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To nights New episode was about Fort Knox Vault, They gave Ron Paul a Big Plug in the show! They email'd him 4 or 5 questions, an his answers were Great!


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This started out good....

Submitted by visible51 on Sun, 10/09/2011 - 01:16.

but by the end it seemed like a propaganda piece.
controlled dissent.

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"Can I have his e-mail

Submitted by 13hour on Sun, 10/09/2011 - 00:46.

"Can I have his e-mail address?"
A paulite is born every few seconds

Ft. Knox

Submitted by millie on Sat, 10/08/2011 - 23:45.

I was grinning too when they mentioned Ron Paul and gave him a lot of respect. At least the History Channel covered the topic. I got the impression that they seemed to think the "Fed" meaning Federal Reserve & Ft. Knox was Federal Government. Well, wasn't it President Roosevelt who demanded people turn in their gold which they in turn turned over to the Federal Reserve? The woman was just dumb believing the government would tell if if there wasn't any gold, also thinking there was gold, or maybe half of it & it's our own fault if it wasn't there. Hell's bells - yes it's our fault because no body is allowed to audit it or see if for years. Why aren't we allowed to know what they keep in there? Then the lawyer was typical. At least the other guy didn't think there wasn't any gold at all. I would be shocked if there was any gold there. Bernanke did say gold was only for sentimental reasons & has no intrinsic value....LOL...but that the dollar was more valuable. I can't believe people are this dumb.

These people are acting like it matters...

Submitted by wpsmithjr on Fri, 10/07/2011 - 02:44.

...when it doesn't. The money is not backed by that gold anyway, AND it's not worth enough to make a huge difference in the long run when you look at the size of our debt load.

I haven't watched a show like

Submitted by stone21 on Fri, 10/07/2011 - 00:08.

I haven't watched a show like this in years. My tv is hooked up to my dvd player and that's as far as it goes.

I can't believe how dumbed down programs like this have gotten. I did find the interviews to be interesting and the Ron Paul via email cameo was great but the banter between the three main characters was so obviously scripted (and poorly acted in my opinion). That last segment was somewhat painful. First one says only half the gold is there but it might be owned by another country and we should blame ourselves for that, the second one says there is no gold and the third one says... you guessed it, it's all there and we still own it (sigh of relief).

Personally, I think there is no gold in there and that they use it as a holding place for trafficking drugs, weapons and children. I know that sounds horrible but I believe our gov't has sunken to that level.

Just More Questions, Questions, Questions.

Submitted by beesting on Thu, 10/06/2011 - 22:42.

Did the guy who said he'd been in the vault say it contained drugs?
Yes !

So let me do some wild speculation with my wild imagination;
Lets say all the secrecy is because Ft. Knox holds the largest supply of pure Opium, in the world, under the control of the CIA/Mossad/M-1.
That would explain the prolonged Afghanistan occupation.
I have no idea what an ounce of Opium is worth, but "if" enough of it is stored there it could be worth more than Gold.

All prices on everything are controlled by supply and demand, so if the worlds Opium supply is tightly controlled, wouldn't that make it more valuable to those that need it for medical reasons?

HHhhmmmmmmm!

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I talked to an airport

Submitted by economics31 on Thu, 10/06/2011 - 22:50.

I talked to an airport employee who claimed that opium is sent into the country under intense security at airports. He was talking about how anybody working the shift for the opium warehouse would be high as a kite by the end of the shift because of the opium dust that floats around the warehouse.

I'm also surprised they also didn't mention

Submitted by RonPaulio on Thu, 10/06/2011 - 22:06.

fact that the vault my be completely full of metal bars but they may be gold plated tungsten like the ones the Chinese got a couple years back.

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I liked it.

Submitted by RonPaulio on Thu, 10/06/2011 - 20:55.

Very informative. The end was just plain assinine buy besides that all pretty much dead on. Could definitely wake up a few people who were on the fence but as for the average sheeple; I doubt it would be taken seriously.

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Yep

Submitted by noidtf on Thu, 10/06/2011 - 19:18.

Agree with everyone so far. Take EVERYTHING Meltzer says with a grain of salt. All in all not a bad show.

It's interesting ...up until

Submitted by JoeDanger on Thu, 10/06/2011 - 19:07.

the end. Then I thought that it started to feel like a propaganda tool. With the 3 of them sitting around a table, each with their opinion on what should be done...

The woman says, "We should prepare to take the blame." (!!) I didn't even hear them talk about the bankers at all! She made it sound as if the American people are to blame for the Roth/Rock zio-bankers at the Federal Reserve "swapping" out the gold reserves. She also made the insanely ridiculous point that if the gold isn't there "We have to still believe in our government..." What a load of baloney! I can't help but feel everything she said at the end was scripted to implant an "awww don't hate the government or the bankers for robbing the national gold reserves...) feeling in the viewer. Something not right with that woman.

Predictive Programming? Maybe. I just hope that if Ft. Knox is empty, the people responsible end up dancing at the end of a rope.

(nice to see them respectful of Dr. Paul though)

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The funniest part was at the

Submitted by economics31 on Thu, 10/06/2011 - 16:56.

The funniest part was at the end when they were discussing the wrap up in the restaurant. The agreed message was that Americans need to have faith and confidence to work together. Plus we need to have faith in our government to do what's best. She even plants the seed that an audit would be a bad idea because we could loose confidence in our monetary systems.

Oh sure

Submitted by freelea2 on Sun, 10/09/2011 - 00:20.

they want us to force a change on the system they just don't want us to get Paul in to force an audit on the FED! Because no one wants to face the perp walk. The whole house of cards would have to come down and the long historical charade would be uncovered. We simply can't have that happen, can we? ;)

I don't think most understand the true depth in which the destruction probes would reveal the black holes of deception.

Those in power truly do not want that to come to light.

This in and of itself should explain the treatment we and Dr Paul, receive. And it is not just our powerbrokers and liberty traders (traitors) but the other nations who joined in the nefarious deceptions through willing participation or coercion for their own power gain at a cost to their peoples without their consent.

I enjoy the show...but

Submitted by DaleinAdaOklahoma on Thu, 10/06/2011 - 09:15.

he has a bad habit of making sure that his opinion comes across as fact when it really counts.

His special on Bohemian Grove for example...when Alex Jones told his version of what was happening..Meltzer had to come on and pretty much call him crazy for thinking these important people were coming together to help plan for a NWO or for any other detrimental (to the common man) purpose.

HOWEVER...when they interviewed a Sociology Professor, who said the same basic thing, only using different language..he didn't make him out to be crazy. I feel like his whole plot was to discredit Alex Jones.

At the end they tried to get in and were arrested and sped out of the place. All of a sudden they just believed it was a playground or camp for rich and powerful people who just wanted to have some fun..and of course nothing nefarious was going on. Just simple fun for the elite.

History Channel is television...History Channel is owned by the same people that feed you B.S. on other channels too. Like Grandpa always said..."They don't call it television PROGRAMMING for nothing."

DaleinAdaOklahoma

Submitted by henri on Thu, 10/06/2011 - 14:40.

You are absolutely Correct! It's just a mind game to them, There way of misdirecting people from the truth.

The history channel..

Submitted by Alset Alokin on Thu, 10/06/2011 - 08:43.

Has really gone down hill lately. It's hard to actually find any history on that channel.

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Alset Alokin

Submitted by henri on Thu, 10/06/2011 - 14:43.

LOL!!!! It is hard to find any history on that channel, but some times a little Truth leaks out hear an there.

Good episode plugging Ron Paul

Submitted by carolina_patriot on Thu, 10/06/2011 - 08:33.

I didn't know they would mention Ron Paul as I was watching this episode. I was suprised, and they were very respectful of him. The only thing better would have been a personal interview with him. It's worth watching if you missed it.

I agree Caroline_patriot

Submitted by henri on Thu, 10/06/2011 - 14:30.

I was suprised as well! but they did give him much respect, an one of the guys on the show asked "Can I have Ron Paul"s Email address" I was grinning from ear to ear.