RT by @mikenov: RT by @mikenov: 🇺🇸 The CIA officer allegedly caught up in a bizarre $40 million gold bars scheme wasn’t just any bureaucrat. He worked on one of the Pentagon’s most secretive nuclear submarine programs. David Rush, who allegedly convinced the agency to send him millions in gold bars, served as a liaison to the military’s highly classified submarine operations. That role put him in direct communication with the Navy’s director of submarines, the official overseeing the next generation of Columbia-class nuclear subs. This story keeps getting weirder Source: NY Post

🇺🇸 The CIA officer allegedly caught up in a bizarre $40 million gold bars scheme wasn’t just any bureaucrat.

He worked on one of the Pentagon’s most secretive nuclear submarine programs.

David Rush, who allegedly convinced the agency to send him millions in gold bars, served as a liaison to the military’s highly classified submarine operations.

That role put him in direct communication with the Navy’s director of submarines, the official overseeing the next generation of Columbia-class nuclear subs.

This story keeps getting weirder

Source: NY PostMario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal)🇺🇸 The CIA gold bar story keeps getting stranger…

David Rush, caught with $40M in gold, faked his entire resume and still cleared the agency’s brutal vetting.

A former intelligence analyst who tracked money for a living says that’s impossible without protection.

Her timeline ties it to Charlie Kirk’s death and an evidence-destroying explosion.

Wild claims, but the official story has holes.
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— @MarioNawfal Jun 4, 2026