JAPAN: CONNECTING SOME DOTS, PART SIX: EPILOGUE AND CONCLUDING(?) ...

As I expected, many of you commented on Part Four of this serialized blog concerning the Japanese Bearer bonds scandal, and the comments of two posters are worth pointing out here, because I believe they add a fresh perspective and new nuances to the story that are worth some consideration. The two commentators, to whom I am grateful for sharing information on this story, are Greg Ahrens and Paolo Trapanese, both of whom posted comments on this story on my Facebook page, and I have commented briefly on their pieces of information on my News and Views from the Nefarium yesterday, but it's worth reiterating here.

First, Mr. Ahrens pointed out that he could see the words "non-negotiable" on the "Kennedy bond," and I for one am inclined to take him at his word. My own photo-processor won't allow that degree of high resolution or processing, but let's assume it's true, because, as I stated on Thursday's post, the thing just looks fake, one might even say, it looks "cheesy."As many who have commented on the whole saga have pointed out, counterfeiting such "bonds" in such large denominations is in itself just not rational, the more so if indeed, they were based on political satires from the 1980s, which brings us to the second commentator on this whole episode:

For then, Mr. Paolo Trapanese weighed in with another bit of information on my Facebook page, namely, that these faked bonds were issued as a kind of political satire during the Reagan administration, when it was piling up what was then considered to be huge deficits (oh for the good old days, huh?). So, why would counterfeiters choose - if that indeed is what they did - such evident fakes? Fakes, moreover, that, as I tried to argue last Thursday, seemed replete with subtle little "messages" and symbolisms.

Now let's add one more little data point to this very confusing stew, and that is the comment I mentioned in yesterday's blog on this saga, namely, that according to the various news stories about the scandal, "authenticating bank documentation" accompanied all these counterfeit bonds. Little has been said on this aspect of the story. So the possibility opens up that these documents, too, were faked. But if so, it would still be interesting to learn the name of the bank or banks mentioned in the documents, but nary a word has ever been said - as far as I am aware - on this aspect of the story.

What really intrigues me here is that these bonds - according to Mr. Trapanese's information - were issued during the Reagan era as political satires. As we know by now, the Reagan administration ran huge deficits to fund a vast military expansion, part of which included his now famous(or, depending upon one's lights, infamous) Star Wars missile defense program. Add to this the statements in his diaries - intensely curious statements - that he was briefed and told that the USA had a space shuttle capacity to ferry some 300 persons, far beyond what the public shuttle fleet then in existence was capable of doing. (And, while we're at it, we might as well throw the McKinnon hacker story into the mix; you remember him; he's the British subject who hacked into US Department of Defense computers and allegedly found the names of ships and officers for some sort of secret space fleet).

Well, the use of such absurdly high-denominated "bearer bonds" in a form which allegedly never existed, and then were on top of it all political satire, raises to my mind an interesting potential scenario. If something was "sending messages" during the Japanese bearer bond episode, then it stands to reason someone may have been doing so during the Reagan era (if Mr. Trapanese's information is true). Let's assume for a moment that it is true. If that be the case, then someone deliberately tried to revive whatever message was being sent back then, and to tie that message, somehow, to Japan.

Now, throw into this mix the fact that in early reporting of the bearer bonds scandal, it was Asia News, a Vatican-backed or influenced news agency, that was maintaining in its early reporting of the episode the the bonds were so close to authentic that the fakes could scarcely be distinguished!

Oh really!?!? Does that include the so-called Kennedy Bonds? If so, then what did Asia News know, that we don't? Did it know something, perhaps, about that little-talked-about bank verification and authenticating documents? Was someone back during the Reagan era letting a secret out of the bag? Or, alternatively, were the Kennedy Bearer Bonds just a huge joke, a vast red herring?And for that matter, is it completely coincidental that the German media seemed to take the same line as Asia News in early reporting of the story? (I mean, come on, after all the pope is a German).

My intuition is that this is still a huge story, the dots lead everywhere, and nowhere, all at once, and hopefully, among all those still following the story, we can with some research and reason, piece together a likely scenario. Even as I am writing this, I was informed of another curious piece of information, from...well... a questionable(?) source?

See you on the flip side!

 

Joseph P. Farrell

Joseph P. Farrell has a doctorate in patristics from the University of Oxford, and pursues research in physics, alternative history and science, and "strange stuff". His book The Giza DeathStar, for which the Giza Community is named, was published in the spring of 2002, and was his first venture into "alternative history and science".

7 Comments

  1. James Dempsey on April 7, 2012 at 3:53 pm

    Ya know you think it looks strange or funny but maybe there is more to this than meets the natural eye! Do you not think perhaps the whole thing was sort of a fishing expedition or experiment to see who might take an interest to follow or track them down or gather a variety different information? Which of the biggest rats got tracked back to where? Thus exposing perhaps an unknown position?



  2. Doc Walt on May 1, 2011 at 10:44 pm

    Perhaps some bonds were real (lower denomination), and the higher denomination Kennedy “bonds” that increased the tally to equal the TARP funds were the joke. Thus some are authenticated and the others not. Furthermore, what happened to these bonds, particularly the authenticated ones? Were they allowed to reach their destination, whatever that was/is? Did somebody drop a “whoopee cushion” into a packet of money being stolen by the parasitic secret government that fancies itself as a breakaway civilization? It does make one wonder.



    • Joseph P. Farrell on May 2, 2011 at 12:45 am

      Well if it wasn’t the breakaway civilization, then I wish whoever WAS behind it WOULD breakaway! lol 🙂



  3. chris on May 1, 2011 at 3:24 pm

    I read all your japan posts at work yesterday and i thought it was fascinating stuff. The bonds sound to me like real bonds that are outside the system . The fact that the amount matches to the dollar the TARP amount is also sounding to me like someone is trying to get their money out of the States and into ‘real’ currency before the real crash comes. The bailouts were the USA being bought by the banks, and now we are owned hook line and sinker by corporations and it was just the final nail in the coffin. This money then is the elites trying to further destroy this country while giving them an alternative currency. But I think they were caught by accident, but then let go due to their power and connections. The fact that it was two Japanese men means that perhaps it was also a sign of Japan moving away from the Anglo American sphere, as well as the Kennedy bonds being mentioned could have been a form of covert symbolism for people like us that pay attention to clue us in as to where the money is going, I agree with your speculation about space programmes. These powerful people that ‘have everything’ love to play games.



  4. Mark on May 1, 2011 at 1:25 pm

    Many of these bonds exist – they go back to the end of World War 2. MAjor elements – like names of world leaders on the bonds – are deliberatley spelled wrong – to appear faked if they turn up publicly. They are bonds from the secret banking cartel operating outside of our knowldege. The two were deliberatley caught to get these on the record – they were released by the ones that want to protect the cartel. They are usually on a Swiss Bank. They are backed by hugs caches of gold – accumulating value daily.



  5. Wolf on May 1, 2011 at 9:44 am

    Evеn a quick look at the map here http://www.iris.edu/seismon/bigmap/index.phtml , could bring you some ideas, that not necessarily the last events in Japan are naturally initiated.



  6. Thomas Marz on April 30, 2011 at 6:25 am

    Will you share that piece of curious information?



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