> the New York Fed, an institution that is owned and controlled by Wall-Street-banks
No, it isn't.
> In a country, whose current president considers it an imposition that the law and so-called judges tell him what he is allowed to do and not allowed to do.
His rhetoric doesn't prevent the judiciary from acting or render the other two branches moot.
> The way in which the official gold of the US, and the gold held in custody for other countries, is guarded against public scrutiny and shielded from its owners, gives fodder to any number of conspiracy theories.
You can bet the largest repository of gold is off-fucking-limits. And, no, it doesn't.
> Had the New York Fed refused to let a foreign central bank, which was under such obvious pressure, retrieve some of their gold, these conspiracy theories around official gold might very well have become intense enough to damage trust in the dollar.
What? How? Negative.