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Fort Knox's Illusion: How Washington Gold Can Save the US Debt by Destroying the Dollar

With a debt of 40 trillion, Washington studies the revaluation of the gold of Fort Knox: a move of 1,200 billion that risks to drown forever the confidence in the dollar. The article The illusion of Fort Knox: how Washington gold can save the US debt by destroying the dollar comes from Economic Scenarios.

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