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๐ŸšจTIMELINES PATTERNS GOLD CONFISCATION & THE EXCHANGE STABILIZATION FUND Most Americans know FDR took the gold. Almost nobody knows what happened next. The government revalued it, created a $2 billion phantom profit, and used it to capitalize an off-budget Treasury fund with unilateral authority to move money internationally. No...

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