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    $6 Trillion in bonds siezed in Italy

    I don't think we're on the same page yet. The 1934 bonds that KEENAN was carrying around Europe were genuine, as genuine as such bonds can be under the circumstances. By that i mean they were originally printed by the Fed in 1934 and issued to heads of state, like the "Dragon Family" (formerly...
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    $6 Trillion in bonds siezed in Italy

    The Bretton Woods agreement set up a financial system that dis-allowed direct trading between banks. Instead, a private individual had to go between them, and be compensated for it somehow (i don't know how). The agreement specified that 70% of the profits that the private individual made...
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    $6 Trillion in bonds siezed in Italy

    From what i can tell, this 6 Trillion seizure is an escalation of a scheme that began to become public when the Italians declared they had seized 134 Billion in "fake" bonds near the Italian border at a town called Chiasso in 2009. I'm going to fill everybody in on "the rest of the story"...
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    $6 Trillion in bonds siezed in Italy

    Ouch, it looks like i've been spelling Neil Keenan's name wrong. I apologize. Thanks for the links. The lawsuit that i'm referencing in this thread, the PDF containing all the papers filed in a New York District Court, can be found within the series of articles that you linked. I am just now...
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    $6 Trillion in bonds siezed in Italy

    Ok, i just googled this subject ("italy bonds 6 trillion"), and find the same basic *story* being repeated five pages deep into googles search engine. At 10 links per page, this same *story* is being repeated by at least 50 online sources. All of these sources are calling the bonds "fake"...
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    $6 Trillion in bonds siezed in Italy

    As you can see, from the information i've gathered so far (this is just a fraction of the description of the case) the bonds siezed in Italy in 2009 and called "fake", apparently have a legal owner, who is just now filing a formal complaint in New York. As you can see, the long list of...
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    $6 Trillion in bonds siezed in Italy

    Here then is the actual complaint (see attached PDF), filed on November 23, 2011, in United States District Court, Southern District of New York. Ok, it appears i can't upload the whole 20 MB PDF file (114 pages) so i'll just start looking at some of it's parts to get a better idea how to...
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    $6 Trillion in bonds siezed in Italy

    The article you quoted describes events in the Philippines going back to 2001 and earlier. Two TRILLION dollars worth of bonds. A year earlier, 2000, it says 60 BILLION coming from the same area, and another 50 BILLION a month before that...all said to be "fake". Let's take a closer look...
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    $6 Trillion in bonds siezed in Italy

    Nobody is scamming anybody, except those who issued the bonds in the first place. In 1934 the Fed issued bonds with denominations of 100 Million, and put several bonds in boxes that were then packed into what looks like a treasure chest, including a little scroll said to be the Treaty of...
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    Boot Greece today

    This article discusses what i mean by "black market". Briefly, there are a couple of frauds possible in regards to credit. 1.) The borrower may falsify a declaration of assets in order to get more credit than an honest report of assets would have warranted. 2.) The lender may...
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    $6 Trillion in bonds siezed in Italy

    Having now read the entire article, this is a recent development, and not necessarily a reference to the incident in Chiasso, Italy in 2009 where 134 billion in bonds was seized (or 754 billion depending on whose writing the article). What struck me about this article is that these bonds...
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    $6 Trillion in bonds siezed in Italy

    If you wanted to put on a detective hat, a good place to start digging for clues would be the article referenced in a thread i started several days ago with 157 views and no responses. For those bonds to be worth anything more than souvenirs, they have to be redeemed by the rightful owners...
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    Boot Greece today

    This is all assuming the money they are borrowing was generated legitimately (legally, fairly) in an open market, and not coming from a black market.
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    Paying Your Employees So Little That Most Of Them Are Poor?

    You might have a point. These two YouTube videos seems to suggest that as a possibility: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37_rTIU3nlc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBTIBrNjKoA&feature=related
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    Paying Your Employees So Little That Most Of Them Are Poor?

    According to ex-CIA asset Susan Lindauer, who served as a backdoor (communication) with Iraq, the U.S. could have sold a million cars a year for ten years to Iraq, but the powers that be decided to do 911 instead. After 911, they kept her under wraps for 5 years under the Patriot Act. The...
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    Paying Your Employees So Little That Most Of Them Are Poor?

    I started in construction in 1986 at $4 an hour working for an ex-military drill sargent. It was hell and there was high-turnover. The highest paid fellow on the crew made $10. It wasn't till i started making $17 an hour that i felt like my wage fit what everybody else was charging for...
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    Athens. A few fires here and there.

    Hoo-rah! It's too bad Donald Trump isn't still in the race, cause he'd tell those $%#@ Greeks the same thing he'd tell the Chinese!:
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    Athens. A few fires here and there.

    This next clip shows that an alarming 24% of Americans are acting like idiot Greek teenagers tryin to get more credit on their first credit cards. Fortunately, a majority of 69% are fiscally responsible enough to leave such things up to professionals.
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    Athens. A few fires here and there.

    Here's President Bush, as early as 2007, making sure that we understand the dangers of Greek teenagers with credit cards: Here's the YouTube link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BjAsc5bVMA&feature=related
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    Athens. A few fires here and there.

    I was just browsing the internet and stumbled upon this post by a Greek teenager: I'm wondering how your boycott will help the youth of Greece(G), who may - or may not - have anything to do with the Involvement(I) of a Private(P) Sector (Non Transparent Sector) and a leader, whose name...
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