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Originally posted by PrinceDreamer
But I don't get how this money if it was fraudulent could of got into the system, How could RBS accept 3 separate deposits of 5 trillion dollars without verifying it? there is no way they would put that cash on their books without checking it and its credentials. Imagine going inot you local bank and saying, I wish to deposit 5 trillion, it would be checked and you would be checked, if it is in fact fake, then it had to be done at the very top to stop alarm bells going off everywhere, very senior people would have to have signed this off
1) There are (virtually) no visible buyers for U.S. Treasuries on the planet (at any price). 2) Even if there were interested buyers, there are no sources of capital available to mop-up all the $trillions in supply being dumped onto the market each year. 3) Even if there actually were interested buyers, and even if they could scrounge the $trillions to buy this worthless paper, it is utterly absurd to suggest that these buyers would pay (by far) the highest prices in history for this paper at a time of maximum supply. It defies every basic principle of supply and demand. 4) Taking this scenario from “absurd” to outright insanity, the U.S. economy has never been less solvent in its entire history. This directly implies that U.S. Treasuries should be fetching the lowest prices in history – not the highest – just like the worthless bonds being flogged by Europe’s deadbeat-debtors. In other words, by process of simple deduction it was totally obvious that a gigantic, money-laundering operation was being conducted, with the primary goal being to prop-up the totally fraudulent U.S. Treasuries market. All that was missing was a paper-trail to prove this fraud, and now Lord James of Blackheath has been kind enough to provide this.
Originally posted by GreatScot
reply to post by HighMaintenance
This isnt the first time Lord Blackheath has spoken out of turn if we cast our eye back about a year or so ago he stood up and gave a speech about some secret society who had offered to clear the debt of the UK government and also provide almost unlimited funds to help upgrade the nations transport and economic and public standards. All this was promised by a group known as (Foundation X) they offered this interest free and with no strings attached.
Lord Blackheath then went on to mention the fact that he had checked this groups credentials and cleared all they had said even the shocking revelation that this Foundation X had more gold than ever mined in human history according to a report from a magazine that was quoted by another and considered fact.
This however was proven by Lord Blackheath to be incorrect as the Vatican had records showing that they had amassed a figure in gold that surpassed the figures commonly thought to have been mined in human history,
Originally posted by GreatScot
... as I feel this is the start of a hostile takeover of nations worldwide ...
$6 Trillion US bonds were found in three metal boxes in a warehouse in the Swiss city of Zurich.
Italian authorities have arrested eight people and are investigating them for fraud and other crimes.
Yohannes Riyadi
Owner, PT. YR Investama Mulia Sejati
Location
Greater Jakarta Area, Indonesia
Industry
Business Supplies and Equipment
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February 2009 – May 2010 (1 year 4 months)
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- Assisting in the making of organizational structure of the company.
- Providing reference letter, warning letter and termination letter of employees.
- Providing employees’ absent recapitulation.
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- Drafting lease agreement of the company.
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March 2011 – Present (1 year)
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October 2010 – February 2011 (5 months)
- Providing an anti fraud management analysis as a preliminary evidence of fraud allegation.
- Providing an anti fraud management investigation plan to program the essential actions that shall be taken to further investigate the fraud allegation.
- Preparing an assignment letter for the appointed anti fraud management investigator that will conduct the investigation.
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Originally posted by zarp3333
Originally posted by Rockpuck
Originally posted by VoidHawk
I fail to understand how we can know how much gold has been mined. Surely every country in the world that has the ability to mine for gold WILL do so, or am I missing something??
Gold has a few properties other metals don't..
1. It doesn't tarnish .. gold mined and smelted thousands of years ago would be just as shiny and pretty today as gold smelted yesterday.
2. Extremely long half life, so Gold in mountains and or mined does not diminish .. it stays pure forever.
3. Exceptionally rare..
So all the Gold ever mined in history is, theoretically, mostly on the surface and in our possession. Gold mines produce a scarce amount of Gold each year.. So .. theoretically the amount mined throughout all of history is extremely small.
I fail to see any relation between the list of rather elementary traits of gold and the assertions you made about the known quantity. Is there a point?
It is beginning to look more and more likely the epic tome written by David Wilcock, regarding financial tyranny, is indeed true!
In the article he explained the difference between legitimate gold on the books of central banks and so called black gold horded by Chinese between the 14th and 19th century. It is purported to be many times more than current global estimates.
Anybody who hasn't read the article is in for a treat.
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Originally posted by Rockpuck
Originally posted by VoidHawk
I fail to understand how we can know how much gold has been mined. Surely every country in the world that has the ability to mine for gold WILL do so, or am I missing something??
Gold has a few properties other metals don't..
1. It doesn't tarnish .. gold mined and smelted thousands of years ago would be just as shiny and pretty today as gold smelted yesterday.
2. Extremely long half life, so Gold in mountains and or mined does not diminish .. it stays pure forever.
3. Exceptionally rare..
So all the Gold ever mined in history is, theoretically, mostly on the surface and in our possession. Gold mines produce a scarce amount of Gold each year.. So .. theoretically the amount mined throughout all of history is extremely small.
When this came about, I took it to my noble friend Lord Strathclyde and asked what we should do with it. He said, "Give it to Lord Sassoon. He is the Treasury". So I did, and my noble friend Lord Sassoon looked at it and said immediately, "This is rubbish. It is far too much money. It would stick out like a sore thumb and you cannot see it in the Royal Bank of Scotland accounts". He went on to say, "The gold backing it is ridiculous. Only 1,507 tonnes of gold has been mined in the history of the world, so you cannot have 750,000 tonnes". That is true. The third thing he said was, "It is a scam", and I agree with him. The problem is that at that point we stopped looking, but we should have asked what the scam was instead of just nodding it off.