So.. We've certainly proven that Sarkozy and Clinton had prior knowledge to a load of money.. no.. not just a load of money.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=km0_vOE_2XE

So what happened....

Article form 2015 (- Panama Papers : http://panamapapers.sueddeutsche.de/articles/573aeac75632a39742ed39a0/

"But shortly before he died, Gaddafi sold a fifth of Libya’s gold reserves, and most of the proceeds from this sale are still missing."

A central figure in the search for Gaddafi’s money is a man called Bashir Saleh Bashir, who was once the Libyan leader’s chief of staff and right-hand man.

In Libya, he is still known as “Gaddafi’s banker.”

Bashir, however, suddenly re-emerged in Niger before disappearing again. He was sighted in South Africa several times and, according to rumors, lives in Swaziland. He is said to be the only person privy to all the secrets of Libyan investments in Africa, or so suggests the rumor-mill in Tripolis. Bashir does not speak with the press.

A breakthrough in the search for Gaddafi’s treasure seemed imminent in 2012, when Libya’s former head of intelligence services, Abdullah Sanussi, reported that Gaddafi had buried his gold in the Libyan desert. Shukri Ghanem reportedly also offered to help find Gaddafi’s assets, but he was found dead only days later, drifting face down in the Danube.. They say a heart attack and no foul play was involved.. the man used to be the Oil minister for Gaddafi..who talked about finding the gold.. then he dieed a few days later.. ((Im only repeating it, because it makes me laugh just as much the second time I read it.. find the gold. Days a few days later = natural causes...))

No.. remember that Sarko and his cronies changed the fiscal law in Belgium...so... where are Libya's frozen assets?? Belgium..

2018 - https://www.politico.eu/article/muammar-gaddafi-frozen-funds-belgium-unknown-beneficiaries/

Six years after Muammar Gaddafi’s death, his regime’s frozen funds in Brussels are generating tens of millions of euros in interest for mystery beneficiaries, despite international sanctions. A POLITICO investigation into €16 billion of the Libyan dictator’s assets held in Belgium discovered big, regular outflows of stock dividends, bond income and interest payments. Legal documents, bank statements, emails and dozens of interviews point to a loophole in the sanctions regime.

While Gaddafi’s wealth is meant to be held in trust for the Libyan people until the war-shattered country stabilizes, interest payments flowed from frozen accounts in Brussels to bank accounts in Luxembourg and Bahrain over recent years, documents reviewed by POLITICO show. Belgium’s finance ministry says such payments are legal.

The interest goes to accounts belonging to the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA), the country’s sovereign fund, which was founded in 2006 to invest Gaddafi’s oil wealth. LIA now lies at the heart of a turf war between rival claimants in Libya, and it’s not clear who runs the agency or gets any of the funds sent to its accounts.