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Italian police said on Friday they had seized a record $6 trillion of fake US Treasury bonds in Switzerland and arrested eight people accused of international fraud and other financial crimes.
Anti-mafia prosecutors, in cooperation with Swiss police, found the bonds in three metal boxes in a warehouse in Zurich, the BBC reported.
The fake bonds gave the impression they had been issued by the US Federal Reserve in 1934, and were worth an amount equivalent to almost half of the US’s public debt.
Originally posted by cerebralassassins
I dont know guys, but this is off this world, 6 trillion..wtf are these people into, isn't several million enough or billion. What on earth would someone want trillions for. i mean how much #ing money does a person need to live on this planet..its simply mind blowing.
What on earth would someone want trillions for. i mean how much #ing money does a person need to live on this planet..its simply mind blowing.
Originally posted by Aim64C
reply to post by cerebralassassins
What on earth would someone want trillions for. i mean how much #ing money does a person need to live on this planet..its simply mind blowing.
I could burn through six trillion dollars overnight. But, there again, I have ambitions to create one hell of an industrial complex to launch orbital manufacturing components from.
I'm not really interested in the types of things others are, though. I've always been an "out there" sort of person.
A lawsuit was filed today (November 23rd US time) that could end the secret government that has ruled Western civilization for at least the past 300 years. The lawsuit claims that close to $1 trillion was stolen by, among others, UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon and the UN, former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and the Italian government, Giancarlo Bruno and the Davos World Economic forum and others believed to include many of the owners of the US Federal Reserve Board.
This particular lawsuit was triggered by the illegal detainment of two Japanese citizens, Akihiko Yamaguchi and Mitsuyoshi Watanabe, as well as the seizure of $134.5 billion in bonds they were holding in Italy on June 3, 2009.
After the bonds were stolen, self-described 33rd degree Freemason Leo Zagami contacted this writer and said the Montecarlo P2 masonic lodge could cash the bonds with the help of Vatican banker Daniel Dal Bosco.
This writer forwarded the information, via a member of the UK Royal family, to the dragon family who entrusted a further $1 trillion worth of similar bonds to the plaintiff Neil Keenan.
Keenan then, after much negotiation, entrusted the bonds to Dal Bosco. Dal Bosco subsequently absconded with the bonds and was followed 24-hours a day by various intelligence service agents to see what he would do with them.
The Dal Bosco trail led to the Davos World forum, the UN, the Italian government and the Vatican, among other places. Following this, Keenan was approached by a who’s who of powerful figures including top Vatican officials, Wall Street bankers, European nobles and former US presidents, most offering him astronomical bribes to go away. He was also poisoned with ricin and nearly killed.