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The document alleges that over $300 billion in gold bars were stolen during the 9/11 WTC attacks. It claims that the Federal Reserve and other banks are involved in a cover up of missing gold reserves and warns that the Comex Gold Report and London Bullion Market Association are perpetuating misinformation about gold supplies. A YouTube video is linked that presumably provides further evidence for these claims.
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