Disappeared into thin air
Posted By Director On June 19, 2009 @ 8:22 am In Douglas J. Hagmann, Fifth
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Douglas J. Hagmann, Director & Judi McLeod, Founding Editor, Canada Free
Press
19 June 2009: Good morning America! On June 3, either an attempted attack
on the economy of the U.S. on an unprecedented scale was narrowly
avertedor a criminal conspiracy involving the U.S. Treasury and Federal
Reserve that would legitimize the most radical of globalist conspiracies
of all timewas exposed. In either event, a deliberate media blackout was
employed in the U.S. When news of the event gained traction in the
foreign media, the U.S. media was compelled to report it as well, but only
after facts could be changed and damage control employed by the highest
levels of the U.S. government, aided and abetted by faceless global
powerbrokers.
The event involves the smuggling of $134.5 billion in U.S. government
bearer bonds, which by no coincidence, happens to be the exact amount
remaining in the U.S. Troubled Asset Relief Program [TARP] as announced by
the Department of the Treasury on March 30, 2009.
But the beginning of this story should go back to September 18, 2008, the
day when a now, all but forgotten rare money market run nearly destroyed
the entire US economy.
In the words of Paul Kanjorski, Democrat member of Congress from
Pennsylvania, to C-SPANs Washington Journal on January 27, 2009:
On Thursday at about 11 oclock in the morning, the Federal Reserve
noticed a tremendous drawdown of money market accounts in the United
States, to the tune of $$550 billion was being drawn out in a matter of an
hour or two. The Treasury opened up its window to help. It pumped $105
billion in the system and quickly realized that they could not stem the
tide. We were having an electronic run on the banks. They decided to
close the operation, close down the money accounts and announce a
guarantee of $250,000 per account so there wouldnt be further panic out
there.
Now, getting back to the smuggling of $134.5 billion in U.S. government
bearer bonds:
Even as we report this, the story is continuing to evolve, not by
erroneous first reports, but by the deliberate scrubbing and sanitizing of
facts. Not only are the facts being scrubbed, but the perpetrators are
disappearing just like a murderer who attempts to scrub clean the blood
from the crime scene. But even the best attempts are never enough to rid
all traces of the crime.
Since this crime was initially reported in the German and Japanese media
exactly one week ago, professional investigators from the Northeast
Intelligence Network and veteran journalists from Canada Free Press teamed
up to uncover as many facts about this case as possible. During the course
of our investigation, we quietly contacted and interviewed a number of law
enforcement and intelligence sources from three countries on two
continents. Exhaustive research into not only the facts of this case, but
into related areas and historical events was also performed during our
coordinated investigation.
The following represents our initial but very disturbing findings, with
additional information promised to follow.
The Crime
On Wednesday, June 3 2009, Italian police arrested two unidentified
Japanese nationals illegally crossing the border from Italy into
Switzerland carrying $134.5 billion dollars in US government bearer bonds
in a false-bottomed briefcase. The men were arrested in Chiasso, on the
border between Italy and Switzerland by Italys financial police (Guardia
Italiana di Finanza).
The securities confiscated by authorities were identified as follows: 249
certificates worth $500 million each, and ten certificates, further
identified as Kennedy Bonds worth $1 billion each. A bearer bond is a
debt security issued by governments or large corporations, and is much
like cash because it does not require any ownership registration, thus
providing anonymity to those possessing such an instrument. The large
face amounts and the anonymity of ownership obviously make bearer bonds
enviable to possess. In this case, the bonds were reportedly issued by the
U.S. government.
It is relevant to note here, however, that such bearer bonds have not been
legitimately issued by the U.S. Treasury Department since 1982, at least
according to public reports by the U.S. Treasury. This is important to
point out due to the reasonable speculation that there is not $134.5
billion of bearer bonds left in the market, thus bringing up the
possibility that the bonds in the possession of the two men are
counterfeit. This possibility, as it turns out, is extremely important to
the U.S. for two reasons. First, it would mitigate the potential impact on
the U.S. economy by asserting that the bonds are indeed counterfeit.
Secondly, it would provide the U.S. Federal Reserve a vital alibi for a
much larger crime being perpetrated on the American people. That crime
would be the secret, off-the-books issuance of securities to other nations
to finance deficits, among other purposes.
The latter would provide a great deal of legitimacy to the so-called
conspiracy theorists who have suspected such illicit activity involving
the U.S. money supply, the Federal Reserve, and the direct involvement or
complicity of numerous U.S. administrations over the last 75-plus years.
The ramifications of this scenario would be extreme.
To give the reader of this report an idea of the enormity of the amount of
securities possessed by the two men, consider that the value of the bearer
bonds would be equivalent to the Gross Domestic Product of New Zealand.
Possession of the bonds would also make these men the fourth largest
creditor of the U.S. Again, $134.5 billion happens to be the exact amount
remaining in the U.S. Troubled Asset Relief Program [TARP] announced by
the Department of the Treasury on March 30, 2009.
The Perpetrators
Central to this aspect of the story are the two Japanese nationals who
were caught red handed with the booty. According to official reports,
they were caught as they traveled on a local train normally used by
laborers traveling from Italy to Switzerland. They were well-dressed and
carrying briefcases. Imagine, then, two well-dressed Japanese nationals
carrying briefcases among a train load of Italian day laborers. Obviously,
they were not attempting to avoid scrutiny by customs or border agents.
Who are these men and where are they now? Perhaps we might never know as
both men are (surprise) reportedly MISSING.
Since we began our investigation, news reports have been published that
provide many of the details and offer interesting possibilities. On June
17, 2009, an article by William Pesek titled Suitcase With $134 Billion
Puts Dollar on Edge appeared on Bloomberg.com at this link. Joe Weisenthal
of The Business Insider has published various reports and appeared on The
Glenn Beck Program.
Meanwhile, the U.S. government has assured the media and the world that
the bonds were indeed forgeries and that the Italian Mafia did it. That,
of course, should be the end of it. It was all just a botched forgery
attempt. There is nothing more to see here - move along, folks. And right
on cue, the mainstream media is indeed, moving along.
Like no other time in America, before the truth gets swallowed up in time,
the burning demand of We the People should be: Show us the money!
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