Topic: Fort Knox

Stephen D. Kelly reveals he is running for President of the United States as an independent write-in candidate. His platform includes abolishing police unions, ending the Federal Reserve, and repatriating gold he believes was stolen from Fort Knox by the Rothschilds. He also promises to fix Fukushima, provide free energy, and end world hunger by increasing personal wealth.

Jim Fetzer argues that Jade Helm violates the Posse Comitatus Act and the Fourth Amendment. He discusses rumors of Texas attempting to reclaim gold and the potential for the military to confiscate firearms and food supplies. The segment suggests that food scarcity could be used as leverage to force citizens into FEMA camps, following a strategy attributed to Henry Kissinger.

The Gold Act of 1934 forced Americans to surrender their gold to the Federal Reserve, which then profited by raising the price of gold shortly after. Since the last audit in the 1950s, the gold in Fort Knox has allegedly been shifted to Federal Reserve vaults to serve as collateral for national debt. During the Reagan administration, attempts to return to the gold standard were thwarted by red tape and the discovery that the gold was no longer under government control.

Freeman Fly speculates that missing gold from Fort Knox and the World Trade Center may have been transported to a platform on the International Space Station for the returning Anunnaki. He discusses Zecharia Sitchin’s theories and the possibility that "aliens" are actually time travelers from the human future. The segment references the 1996 "tether experiment" filmed by the Space Shuttle Columbia as evidence of unidentified craft in orbit.