пиздец-пиздец.никаких инопланетян не надо, кроме жидов.
Вот где мировой заговор. NWO и княжна Тараканова курят.
Была история год или 2 назад с конфискацией бондов на итало-швейцарской границе. Закончилось ничем. Жыды уверяли, что фальшивые. Наверное настоящие, жиды просрали что-то в логистике.
Вчера опять - на 6 триллионов. Веселье начинается с самого начала:
Блумберг пишет, что нашли в "секретных самодельных тайниках" внутри(!) нескольких(!) сейфов(!) в швейцарском(!) банке(!)!!!
BBC пишет, что нашли на складе в ящике федерального резерва 1934 года. С фото.
Фальшивомонетчики, видимо, и ящик фальшивый сделали и в банк затащили. Короче пиздец. История (и само существование) и бондов и ящиков к ним - это что-то с чем-то.
Мне не хватит таланта расписать. Есть такой пдф:
The plan Hirohito accepted was also secretly agreed to by several other nations in the 1920s. It took time, but a consensus was reached within less than a decade -- and they eventually went public about their new alliance. Whether voluntarily or involuntarily, all the most significant supplies of gold and silver in the world were turned over to the Federal Reserve and Bank of International Settlements and "blacklisted" -- that is, taken off-market. The idea was obviously not to destroy all the gold and treasure -- that would be a stupid and needless tragedy. Instead, the various leaders were told they merely had to put all their gold on deposit. Secret deposit. Everyone still got to keep their gold -- only the public would be told it was missing, or it had never existed in the first place. The Asians certainly hadn't gone public with how much they really had, so that whole story could be easily kept secret. .................................
BONDS WERE ISSUED IN EXCHANGE FOR THE GOLD Each country that handed over its gold -- and / or had its gold forcibly taken -- was given certificates of deposit, or bonds, in exchange for what they gave up. The bonds were issued by the Federal Reserve, through their various banks in major cities of the United States. These bonds were considered to be as valuable and as redeemable as cash. .........................
Though there were several different types of storage containers, many of these bonds were put into 8.5x11-sized boxes carved out of a single piece of durable wood -- about two and a half inches deep, making them almost as big as a typical ream of 500 sheets of paper.
The wooden boxes were then glued shut. That way, the bonds were much less likely to get moldy -- after being stored in a chest and buried underground in a secure location for 60 years. After the 60 years, the Asian countries were told they could dig up the chests, cash out the bonds and get their money back if they wanted to. According to Fulford, Keenan and other sources, in 1938, the Kuomintang dynasty in China sent seven battleships' worth of gold -- a staggering amount -- to the United States to protect against it being stolen by the Japanese. This is a key aspect of the trillion-dollar lawsuit we have been discussing. In response, the United States issued massive amounts of 1934-series Federal Reserve bonds -- carefully sealed in boxes, which were then sealed in locked chests -- and handed them back to China as collateral. THE 60 YEARS WERE UP IN 1998 -- AND THE FEDERAL RESERVE LOST THE CASE In 1998, the 60 years were up. The Kuomintang had fled to Taiwan and were no longer the ruling party in China, but they still wanted their gold back. The Federal Reserve fought them in a secret international court at the Hague -- and lost. The Federal Reserve was ordered to pay out the debt as of September 11, 2001. They did not. We all know what did happen that day. What very few people knew, until now, was that all the Kuomintang gold was being stored under Building 7 at the World Trade Center. After the towers came down, the vaults were "mysteriously" found to be empty.
....................... Many of the larger chests, particularly in the 1934 series, held a total of 13 of these boxes. They did very much look like the classic "treasure chest." Twelve of the bond boxes inside these chests were about two and a half inches wide, as we said -- and the thirteenth was only half that width and was actually a "Book of Redemption", not containing bonds but rather instructions on how to redeem them. Each chest also contained a single, small cylindrical "Information Scroll" mounted in a clamp. All thirteen of the boxes fit neatly and snugly into the chest like a row of books. The chest was then also covered with engraved sheet metal. The engravings said the bonds were issued by a Federal Reserve bank from a given American city. The serial numbers of the bonds were listed, as well as the total value of everything in the box. Many of these 1934-series chests carried a written value of Three Trillion Dollars -- and a substantial number of them were produced. Each chest was padlocked shut for even further protection. ................. If the bonds were freed up and actually cashed, they could ruin the United States economy -- which had nowhere near as much money in it as the Federal Reserve had printed in the bonds. The whole idea was to keep the bonds on deposit -- as well as the gold they were issued against. The bonds represented how much value a given country held in the BIS system. We will explore the inner workings of this system in Section Five. Most importantly, the bonds, boxes and chests all contained deliberate, glaring errors in spelling and grammar. That way, if anyone did actually try to use them, the authorities would say they were "Fake". ..................
The reason why I know all this is rather convoluted, but compelling. In mid-December, once I knew what questions to ask, a top insider described to me what these bond boxes actually looked like. He had also toured some the vast facilities where the gold was held. I then emailed Neil Keenan, the principal in this trillion-dollar lawsuit, with the information. Less than 15 minutes later, he sent me an avalanche of pictures that looked exactly the same as what I had just described -- even though he had never met my insider. Bear in mind that I'd already been in contact with Keenan for nearly three weeks by this point. There was no possible way he could have moved fast enough to create fakes that matched what my insider had just described. I never thought I was going to do this, but since there are already two other online sources that have leaked very similar images, here are some of the pictures Neil Keenan sent me. | 
