Secret “Occult Economy” Coming Out of the Shadows?
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“the great financial
E-Royal CROWN circle jerk.” returning a sweet 8 percent nowadays
It was once the most boring topic on Earth, but monetary policy like the
libertarians whom advocated for its change came out from the wilderness and
similarly the Federal Reserve has become quite the hot commodity – forgive the
pun. Full of intrigue, the United States’ central bank has constantly been in
the news and over more than just its failure to anticipate the 2008 financial
crisis, fear of inflation, or its $16 trillion credit card. For example, the
Wall Street Journal reported yesterday that the Federal Reserve earned $77 billion last year,
slightly below its record $81.7 billion profit set in 2010 – who are these
guys?
While the average American struggles to remain employed or in their home the
Federal Reserve as well as its major banks have done very well for themselves
and by design. How could you fail with a perpetual money machine watching your
back? If you haven’t already read it the Economic Populist provides a
sterling analysis of how easy it is to turn a
profit when your buying and selling U.S. Treasuries from and
to the Treasury with money made out of thin air, through quantitative easing and
exotic maneavers like “Operation Twist”, in other words, “the great financial
circle jerk.” Evidently the U.S. Treasury is making money too and from a
surprising source – remember those toxic assets acquired during the
financial crisis? Yeah, they’re returning a sweet 8 percent nowadays. The
breakdown is worth the read
libertarians whom advocated for its change came out from the wilderness and
similarly the Federal Reserve has become quite the hot commodity – forgive the
pun. Full of intrigue, the United States’ central bank has constantly been in
the news and over more than just its failure to anticipate the 2008 financial
crisis, fear of inflation, or its $16 trillion credit card. For example, the
Wall Street Journal reported yesterday that the Federal Reserve earned $77 billion last year,
slightly below its record $81.7 billion profit set in 2010 – who are these
guys?
While the average American struggles to remain employed or in their home the
Federal Reserve as well as its major banks have done very well for themselves
and by design. How could you fail with a perpetual money machine watching your
back? If you haven’t already read it the Economic Populist provides a
sterling analysis of how easy it is to turn a
profit when your buying and selling U.S. Treasuries from and
to the Treasury with money made out of thin air, through quantitative easing and
exotic maneavers like “Operation Twist”, in other words, “the great financial
circle jerk.” Evidently the U.S. Treasury is making money too and from a
surprising source – remember those toxic assets acquired during the
financial crisis? Yeah, they’re returning a sweet 8 percent nowadays. The
breakdown is worth the read
Neil Keenan, an acting representative of the Dragon Family of Asia,
Secret “Occult Economy” Coming Out of the Shadows?
By Brandon Turbeville
Activist Post
March 15, 2012
During December 2011 and January 2012, I wrote two articles dealing with the
announcement of two different lawsuits being filed in U.S. District Courts
regarding astronomical amounts of money in the forms of U.S. Bonds, Federal
Reserve Notes, foreign government-issued bonds, and other financial
instruments.
The first article, entitled, “Unprecedented Lawsuit Reveals Bizarre
Worldwide Banking Connections,” deals with a lawsuit filed by
Neil Keenan, an acting representative of the Dragon Family of Asia, that
contains a list of plaintiffs including individuals, governments, private
institutions, and secret societies that spans the entire globe.
Keenan is alleging that a trillion dollars worth of Federal Reserve Notes,
Kennedy Bonds, and Japanese Government Bonds were stolen from himself and the
Dragon Family by a worldwide cartel network.
By Brandon Turbeville
Activist Post
March 15, 2012
During December 2011 and January 2012, I wrote two articles dealing with the
announcement of two different lawsuits being filed in U.S. District Courts
regarding astronomical amounts of money in the forms of U.S. Bonds, Federal
Reserve Notes, foreign government-issued bonds, and other financial
instruments.
The first article, entitled, “Unprecedented Lawsuit Reveals Bizarre
Worldwide Banking Connections,” deals with a lawsuit filed by
Neil Keenan, an acting representative of the Dragon Family of Asia, that
contains a list of plaintiffs including individuals, governments, private
institutions, and secret societies that spans the entire globe.
Keenan is alleging that a trillion dollars worth of Federal Reserve Notes,
Kennedy Bonds, and Japanese Government Bonds were stolen from himself and the
Dragon Family by a worldwide cartel network.
according to the Italian prosecutors, the bonds had been
hidden in
makeshift compartments in three different safety deposit boxes in
Zurich.
The second article, entitled, “Massive New Lawsuit Filed Against U.S.
Federal Government in Bond Theft Scheme,” deals with a similar
situation.
In this lawsuit, plaintiff Joseph Riad alleges that $15 billion worth of
Federal Reserve bonds were stolen from him by similar criminal cartel network
involving many agencies of the U.S. Federal Government such as the Department of
Homeland Security and the Bureau of Public Debt.
In the latter incident, the bonds are supposedly dated back to 1934. However,
the facts surrounding both of these lawsuits are quite difficult to
decipher.
With such an interconnected web of players including very secretive persons
and institutions, as well as historical questions and connotations, it will
likely be some time before the convoluted inter-workings of these incidents are
unraveled — if indeed they ever are.
Add to this the seizure of $6 trillion worth of U.S. Treasury
bonds by Italian prosecutors and one might begin to see a trend
developing.
In this instance, according to the Italian prosecutors, the bonds had been
hidden in makeshift compartments in three different safety deposit boxes in
Zurich.
Federal Government in Bond Theft Scheme,” deals with a similar
situation.
In this lawsuit, plaintiff Joseph Riad alleges that $15 billion worth of
Federal Reserve bonds were stolen from him by similar criminal cartel network
involving many agencies of the U.S. Federal Government such as the Department of
Homeland Security and the Bureau of Public Debt.
In the latter incident, the bonds are supposedly dated back to 1934. However,
the facts surrounding both of these lawsuits are quite difficult to
decipher.
With such an interconnected web of players including very secretive persons
and institutions, as well as historical questions and connotations, it will
likely be some time before the convoluted inter-workings of these incidents are
unraveled — if indeed they ever are.
Add to this the seizure of $6 trillion worth of U.S. Treasury
bonds by Italian prosecutors and one might begin to see a trend
developing.
In this instance, according to the Italian prosecutors, the bonds had been
hidden in makeshift compartments in three different safety deposit boxes in
Zurich.
the counterfeiting operation was undertaken by a State – the only
type of
institution that would have had the infrastructure to oversee such a
massive operation.
Interestingly enough, the bonds were sealed in crates labeled as property of
the Chicago Federal Reserve System – Treaty of Versailles Mother Boxes to be
exact.
In this case, as in the case of the Joseph Riad lawsuit, the bonds were dated
back to 1934.
Although the bonds are alleged to have been fake, at this time we cannot
confirm that this is really the case.
The claim that these bonds are fake, of course, might very well be true.
However, there is also a great deal of evidence to the contrary.
As I have mentioned in a previous article, the sheer number of U.S. bonds
involved is so large that it presents one argument against the theory of a rogue
counterfeiter.
U.S. bonds are intentionally made incredibly difficult to forge and,
considering the technology required to do so, the odds of such technology
residing in the possession of a rogue network of underground counterfeiters is
highly unlikely.
If the bonds had indeed been faked, then it would be much more reasonable to
assume that the counterfeiting operation was undertaken by a State – the only
type of institution that would have had the infrastructure to oversee such a
massive operation.
the Chicago Federal Reserve System – Treaty of Versailles Mother Boxes to be
exact.
In this case, as in the case of the Joseph Riad lawsuit, the bonds were dated
back to 1934.
Although the bonds are alleged to have been fake, at this time we cannot
confirm that this is really the case.
The claim that these bonds are fake, of course, might very well be true.
However, there is also a great deal of evidence to the contrary.
As I have mentioned in a previous article, the sheer number of U.S. bonds
involved is so large that it presents one argument against the theory of a rogue
counterfeiter.
U.S. bonds are intentionally made incredibly difficult to forge and,
considering the technology required to do so, the odds of such technology
residing in the possession of a rogue network of underground counterfeiters is
highly unlikely.
If the bonds had indeed been faked, then it would be much more reasonable to
assume that the counterfeiting operation was undertaken by a State – the only
type of institution that would have had the infrastructure to oversee such a
massive operation.
brave new world of black market bonds
$16 trillion credit card.
Topher Morrison
Topher Morrison is the editor and writer for www.PurpleSerf.com. He holds
B.A.s in Political Science and Philosophy from Arizona State University. Follow
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Topher Morrison is the editor and writer for www.PurpleSerf.com. He holds
B.A.s in Political Science and Philosophy from Arizona State University. Follow
him on Twitter and Facebook.
Dubbed “Operation Vulcanica” it would have posed a “severe
threat to
international financial stability” if the ruse had gone through
Graphed above are the total assets held as reported by the Federal Reserve’s
press release. For our purposes this white-knuckle asset line and its
persistent trajectory through March 2012 gives us an indication of how
attractive the brave new world of black market bonds is.
In 2009 two Japanese nationals were apprehended on the
Italian-Swiss border trying to smuggle a paltry $239 billion in U.S. government
bearer bonds. I say paltry because just last month $6 trillion in fake U.S. Bonds were seized in
Zurich. It would have amounted to around a third to a half of U.S. public debt
in circulation. Dubbed “Operation Vulcanica” it would have posed a “severe
threat to international financial stability” if the ruse had gone through. The
situation became even more curious, however, when it was revealed the fake bonds
were held in ostensibly legit Chicago Fed crates.
This is some bizarre stuff, but it keeps on coming. Evidently copy cat
criminals thought $6 trillion might have been overdoing it so they tried
something a little more approachable. Yesterday PressTV reported that Polish
police apprehended an international group consisting of eight people: two
Italians, two Ukrainians, a women from Moldova and three Poles,” all attempting
to put counterfeit U.S. treasury bonds worth $100 million on the open
market in Poland.
Chum is in the water. Evidently the Federal Reserve’s activities have
attracted other albeit smaller sharks attempting to nibble at what is left of
American wealth. The question is, like other black markets, how many people
haven’t been caught?http://www.greenewave.com/operation-vulcanica-redux-and-black-market-bonds/
press release. For our purposes this white-knuckle asset line and its
persistent trajectory through March 2012 gives us an indication of how
attractive the brave new world of black market bonds is.
In 2009 two Japanese nationals were apprehended on the
Italian-Swiss border trying to smuggle a paltry $239 billion in U.S. government
bearer bonds. I say paltry because just last month $6 trillion in fake U.S. Bonds were seized in
Zurich. It would have amounted to around a third to a half of U.S. public debt
in circulation. Dubbed “Operation Vulcanica” it would have posed a “severe
threat to international financial stability” if the ruse had gone through. The
situation became even more curious, however, when it was revealed the fake bonds
were held in ostensibly legit Chicago Fed crates.
This is some bizarre stuff, but it keeps on coming. Evidently copy cat
criminals thought $6 trillion might have been overdoing it so they tried
something a little more approachable. Yesterday PressTV reported that Polish
police apprehended an international group consisting of eight people: two
Italians, two Ukrainians, a women from Moldova and three Poles,” all attempting
to put counterfeit U.S. treasury bonds worth $100 million on the open
market in Poland.
Chum is in the water. Evidently the Federal Reserve’s activities have
attracted other albeit smaller sharks attempting to nibble at what is left of
American wealth. The question is, like other black markets, how many people
haven’t been caught?http://www.greenewave.com/operation-vulcanica-redux-and-black-market-bonds/
Lord James of Blackheath’s revelations have
all the hallmarks of an elaborate hoax, and considering the dangers and
potential benefits, the hoax concocted by a hostile government. That type of
fiscal disinformation tends to speed up the collapse of the Western financial
system, if only by further undermining the already fragile public trust.
Additionally and peripherally, this may lead to investigations, royal
commissions and such like, which can occasionally open a can of venal worms or
even find a nest of malevolent mambas in unexpected corners of the world’s
banking system.
One of the blogs dealing
with this pecunia non olet affair received a comment, which
ends:
all the hallmarks of an elaborate hoax, and considering the dangers and
potential benefits, the hoax concocted by a hostile government. That type of
fiscal disinformation tends to speed up the collapse of the Western financial
system, if only by further undermining the already fragile public trust.
Additionally and peripherally, this may lead to investigations, royal
commissions and such like, which can occasionally open a can of venal worms or
even find a nest of malevolent mambas in unexpected corners of the world’s
banking system.
One of the blogs dealing
with this pecunia non olet affair received a comment, which
ends:
