Comments for Exit Cave Here

Comment on Who owns the gold at Fort Knox? by Korean

Korean — Mon, 14 May 2012 23:34:03 +0000

for more click here…

[...]we like to honor other sites on the web, even if they aren’t related to us, by linking to them. Below are some sites worth checking out[...]…

Comment on Who owns the gold at Fort Knox? by http://dream-analysis.org

http://dream-analysis.org — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 23:05:16 +0000

Keep up the good piece of work, I read few posts on this site and I believe that your website is real interesting and has got circles of good info.

Comment on Who owns the gold at Fort Knox? by Concerned Patriot;

Concerned Patriot; — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 03:27:44 +0000

Why Is America Borrowing Such Large Amounts Of Federal Reserve Notes From China? { Are You Aware Communist China Owns The panama Canal;} Naval Bases On The Atlantic & Pacific Sides;i.e. each end of the canal; { Total Controll Of canal;

Comment on Who owns the gold at Fort Knox? by Eric

Eric — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 14:37:40 +0000

This is your answer: The Illuminati.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GktxWPsfF8&feature=related
Please check out the names of the cities around Fort Knox also.
Then ask yourself why Fort Knox is located at that exact location.
The Illuminati are now a well-oiled powerdevice to hold the NewWorldOrder (NWO-OWN). Once it had to do with real gold. My theory is that gold for many many centuries is transferred OF THE FACE OF THE EARTH TO THE INNER EARTH and transported offplanet for other civilisations. Laugh a while, then start thinking… Google: ‘Hollow earth’ (hohle-erde.de).
Is there a big elevator inside the Knox building or did they melt the gold into big spheres and let them roll down (as they probably did underneath the Cheops pyramid which is man-made path to inner-earth ). Set yourself free. There is another (hidden) path in the Himalayas whos location is know to the Dalai Lama. Why did the chinese invade Tibet and kill nearly all monks ?

Comment on Who owns the gold at Fort Knox? by D

Sat, 24 Dec 2011 05:51:55 +0000

In 1933 FDR signed a law that said citizens can own only $100.00 worth of gold and made everybody turn their gold into the privately owned “Federal” Reserve. The privately owned Federal Reserve now owns the gold in Fort Knox.

Comment on Who owns the gold at Fort Knox? by Steve G.

Steve G. — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 22:59:27 +0000

WOW, David G. Mills # 9 = clueless.

Read the “History of banking in the United States from colonial times to world war 11″. Or any real book on the history of banking for starters.
the constitution states that only gold and silver coins shall be minted AND NO OTHER! It was Massachusetts that started issuing fiat currency in 1690 when hey couldn’t pay their starving soldiers and the rest of the East coast followed and here we are today. Here is an important overlooked fact. The 1 oz silver liberty eagle is denominated as $1. This prevents holders from using it as currency as noone would use it as a dollar when the spot price is so much higher. The Gold Liberty eagle denominated as $50 also stops gold from being used as currency, but this does not stop either from holding the real value against fiat currency and then being cashed in for the monopoly money of the day to purchase real goods. One more item that precludes the only actual real constitutionally authorized US minted money is: “Legal tender for all debts public and private ” that gives fiat dollars priority over any other currency does not exist on the coins only on the fiat dollar.
One individual recommended doing research but gave no recommendations for a starting place.
I recommend “the Ascent of Money” by Niall Ferguson as a starter.
I ALSO HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMEND looking up “Gresham’s law” and “Triffin’s rule” on wikipedia or any other site of that nature. you will then understand exactly what is currently happening the world over as Central banks tell you to have faith in their currencies while they HAVE ALL BEEN A NET IMPORTER AND BUYERS OF GOLD FOR THE LAST TWO YEARS.
Anything you can on bubbles and one will see how the US markets are overinflated and anyone who states “Gold is in a bubble” is wrong and either has an agenda or doesn’t understand what a bubble is.
The time to save global finance has past and now one must be defensive:
Gold and Guns.

Comment on Who owns the gold at Fort Knox? by John Gustafson

John Gustafson — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 20:03:44 +0000

Who has the right to remove gold from Fort Knox? Answer: Officers of the Federal Reserve – - – they do not need the permission of the President of the Congress. The President himself does not have the right to remove , or even to look at, the gold.

Comment on April Fools Joke from the U.S. Census Bureau by Great and poignant points

Great and poignant points — Sun, 30 Oct 2011 18:06:24 +0000

Dr. Jekyll had something to say…

Great and poignant points that I can agree with and understand. Although unrelated to my blog, worth linkin…

Comment on Who owns the gold at Fort Knox? by Rob

Rob — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 21:42:36 +0000

The Federal Reserve BANK is NOT a federal agency. It is a private BANK with board members nominated by the President and confirmed by the Senate. To answer your question. US (The Federal Reserve BANK not U.S.) owns that gold. Here is the scam. In 1935, the Federal Reserve Notes changed in the only important way that mattered (WILL PAY TO THE BEARER ON DEMAND). At this point the Federal Reserve no longer had to hold enough gold to pay for the value of currency released into the open market. As those NOTES (prior to 1935) came back to the treasury, what did they do? THE BURNED THEM. Thus eliminating all requirement for them to hold onto any gold or silver. SORRY AMERICA. YOU’RE BROKE AND IN DEBT.

Comment on Who owns the gold at Fort Knox? by Petey

Petey — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 15:25:42 +0000

There is a little truth in most of the commentary except the one about Jewish banking conspiracy. That is hogwash. Most of us oldies have been net beneficiaries from a lifetime in a controlled fiat money environment. We bought and enjoyed houses, cars, educations, health care, and investments we could not afford if the system was constrained by a specie environment. Democracies will always create fiat money to provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and the pursuit of happiness (apologies to John Adams). The key word above is “controlled”. I think we are now well past that point. The free world now faces the downside of it’s fiat money history. It faces massive unhappiness with all it’s unhappy social and political consequences. We can maybe still save ourselves, but it will take brave politicians invoking painful and unpopular measures immediately.