A post shared on X claims the Vatican dug a 1, 500 km pipe to Maui, Hawaii, and filled it with 43 million billion dollars worth of gold.
43 million billion dollars were confiscated from the pipe connecting the Vatican to the area of Maui Hawaii, 1, 500 yards long and 15km deep underground. 650 military planes were transported by white hats to a rock for storage. From this hole, thousands of children and … photograph. twitter.com/yxGNck9CRg
— PPN ( @PPN1776 ) March 26, 2024
Verdict: False
There is no proof that the Vatican did never encircle Maui and replace it with gold.
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According to some social media users, the Vatican discovered women and children who were enslaved in physical servitude and dug a 1, 500-mile pipe to Maui and filled it with silver.
One user wrote, “43 million billion dollars were confiscated from the pipe connecting the Vatican to the area of Maui Hawaii, 1, 500 yards long and 15km deep underground. Taus of children and women who had been forced into intimate slavery and had their arms cut off and had been rescued from this tunnel.
This claim is false. If for a hole had been discovered, press stores may have covered it, but few have. This reported pipe was not found in any results after conducting a wider net search. ( RELATED: No, Disney World Is Not Adding Urinals To Women’s Restrooms )
However, the distance between the Vatican and Maui is around 8, 000 kilometers, according to Google Maps. The Delaware Aqueduct, which is 85 miles longer and is located in New York, is the longest pipe in use, according to Wikipedia.
A representative from Maui County confirmed to Test Your Point in a telephone interview that the claims about Maui and the Vatican are untrue.
There have already been 244, 000 measurement tons of gold discovered in the world, according to the U. S. Geological Survey. As of printing time, platinum is around$ 2, 194 an iota. That does not identical 43 quadrillion money.
There is no proof that Taus of young people and women have been sold into gender slavery in Maui. According to Hawaii Public Radio, six kids were saved from sex trafficking in August 2023.
