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NOW IT’S FILIPINO BEARER BONDS

Some weeks ago I blogged about the notorious Japanese bearer-bond scandal: see

MORE INFORMATION ON THE JAPANESE BEARER BONDS

and:

AN UPDATE ON THE JAPANESE BEARER BOND STORY Read more: AN UPDATE ON THE JAPANESE BEARER BOND STORY - Giza Death Star Community

Now it seems that this isn't the only story of bearer bonds whose origin or even authencity is obscure, for there is now added to the mix a story about the discovery of Filipino bearer bonds:

No One Knows Truth About $300 Billion Bonds From Alleged Crash

Yes, you read that correctly, $300,000,000,000! The crux of the story appears to be encapsulated in the following paragraphs:

He runs his fingers over a $100 million bond. It is lithographed instead of engraved, as are real federal debt issues, Winslow says. Printed on faded sepia paper is the same portrait of George Washington that appears on a $1 bill. Thirty coupons are attached, each bearing the promise: “Will pay to bearer four thousand dollars in United States gold coin.”

“I’ve never seen forgeries like these,” says Winslow, who for 27 years has authenticated bonds for governments, companies, museums and private collectors.

He describes the box set of 250 Umayamnon bonds as a series of 10 historically inaccurate and haphazardly assembled $100 million “bundled instruments,” each packet designed to represent and lend support to an illusionary $25 billion “United States of America Federal Reserved Bond.”

The validation documents, all printed on paper in fonts Winslow says didn’t exist in 1934, include a Government Insurance Certificate, Treasury Certificate, Gold Bullion Certificate, General Bond Certificate and a Global Immunity Certificate that promises “the redeemer will be free from criminal offense and covered by complete immunity.”

And in case the bearer should misplace an item and need to authenticate ownership at the bank, the chest comes with a microfilmed “Federal Reserved Bond Inventory List.”

‘Marvelous Deception’

“For a collector, these counterfeit bonds are awesome because somebody spent a lot of time trying to justify their authenticity,” Winslow says. “It’s a marvelous deception.”

So there we have it: once again, a massive and elaborate hoax and forgery of US securities appears to be connected to Asia.

The question is why? Who is doing this? Who has the resources to do it, and why go to such lengths to attack US currency and debt securities? My suspicion - and it is only a suspicion - is rather different than most others out there, namely, that someone is sending messages to someone else, and that these messages are based on inside information that in fact, such bonds and securities have indeed been secretly minted and circulated. The key here, seems to me, the linkage of these securities to promises to pay in gold, and if you've been following all the stories out there on gold and the inability to account for all of it, or even where it all is, the linkage of these hoaxes to gold seems to be another part of the "message." This whole thing thus puts the recent bailouts and the demand for "no oversight" into a rather interesting context....

Why no oversight? Well, if one new of the existence of vast amounts of hoaxed bonds, or indeed, had been a party to there concoction, that would be one reason. But  if one were paying off hidden secretly created legitimate securities, that would be another...

The plot just thickened, folks. See you on the flip side.

 

About 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".

Comments

  1. I respectfully would go to Benjamin Fulford pages…the Gold ain’t gone anywhere, but maybe China.
    It will be easier to counterfeit…Kenya, anyone?

  2. As the link above illustrates, David Wilcock has devoted an incredible amount of time and written a book length report on this precise matter. His thesis appears to be that these bonds are NOT counterfeit but were made to appear as such deliberately so that the Fed could later disown them. He claims they relate to gold pillaged by the Japanese in Manchuria, as well as Kuomintang gold shipped to the US to avoid having it fall into Japanese hands.
    Frankly, it appears quite outlandish, but given that India is now supporting the blockade of Iranian oil by offering to guarantee purchases in rupees and gold, the world is rapidly becoming more outlandish by the minute….

  3. The whole system is an illusion based on faith.
    The international banking cartel issuing currencies out of thin air based on a debt that would take ten earth economies to keep solvent(derivatives black holes). It is managed by organized crime syndicate(s). There are numerous deceptive financial instruments within their bag of tricks(trix). And like the proverbial rabbit being pulled out of the hat, as if by magic(free market place hocus-pocus), their is, after all, an Arthur C Clark science behind it.

    Hey, Rocky, watch me pull a rabbitt outta of my hat.
    Bullwinkle, did you forget the plot again?
    In a word you said it.
    That’s three words.
    I’am a heavy tipper.

      • I’ve seen that before, but like so many of those
        once-in-while things, it never fails to move me.
        Thanks

        • The first time I saw it(today) I looked at the man. I saw him as a “social death”(google henry a giroux social death). He represents an unacceptable number of human beings, including those homeless.
          I also approached it as a propaganda piece, examing the techniques and messages hidden within. I’am sad to say, I sometimes coldly examine these warm messages, dispassionately, without remorse.
          The video does get the job done.

          Thanks again, for replying HAL838.

  4. Very interesting and I like your speculative conclusion.

    It may be, to me, another dot and connection.
    Thank you, Joseph.

    • TIIIMMMBBBEEERRR indeed! Little curios notion concerning the Euro crisis, Finlands liabilities are now 10 times our war reparations from WW2. Well, we payed those, this time don´t think so ;). The Euro project truly gave us stability and prosperity. By the way, where is flip side?