Right after that jaw-dropper about Japan's red-ink, here comes this one that, if true, has implications even more shocking for Japan and the world.
Do you remember that bizarre story about the two Japanese guys who were caught trying to smuggle $134.5 billion dollars of bonds out of Italy in June, 2009? The story was even more strange in the fact that the two Japanese were carrying diplomatic passports. Read here about strange inconsistencies with the original story.
Since the two men were carrying diplomatic passports then that made their arrest illegal and it also made it VERY illegal for the Italian government to have confiscated those bonds. Of course, the corporate media soon pooh-poohed this story and it disappeared down the memory hole. After two days there was nary a mention of the incident and no follow up in the news at at. It was like the two Japanese guys and the bonds just vanished.
Well, it seems that, after this incident, the allegations are that the Italian government tried to sell those bonds to the Chinese government who said they would buy them if, and only if, Italy would guarantee them. Italy backed down because they realized that such a guaranty would bankrupt the country.
Then the Italian government recruited the help of a Vatican banker named Dal Bosco. They offered him $100 million dollars to help them unload the bonds but the deal was blocked.
But here that story is back again with an even more bizarre twist: It is now being rumored on the blogosphere that former chairman of the Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan and UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon are involved with this fraud and it is about to explode on the international news scene again!
Greenspan's involvement has to do with protect the criminal racket known as the Federal Reserve, Ban Ki Moon seems to have some involvement with an international criminal organization known as the Office of International Treasury Control (OITC).
Check this out:
UN Secretary Ban Ki Moon has been implicated because the OITC has defrauded at least three countries and an unknown number of individuals by claiming to have UN backing. The UN never, until the current investigation began, denied its affiliation with the OITC. Investigators are now awaiting a formal response from Ban Ki Moon because, they say, he personally tried to help Dal Bosco cash the bonds. The UN, the BIS and the Federal Reserve Board all now say the OITC is a fraud.
Investigators in the US and the UK have now confirmed the two Japanese were fooled by a group headed by Alan Greenspan into bringing the bonds from Italy to Switzerland. Greenspan’s cabal was planning from the very beginning to seize the bonds and cash them.
If this is true, then this could be one of the biggest financial scandals in history. It seems too bizarre to be true... But then again, I often say, "You just cannot make this stuff up as truth is stranger than fiction!"
See original article here.
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