The trillion dollar Dragon Family law suit

[The Red Pill]

first post, trying to get my head round this..

the golden triple knight fork is the dragon families' positional attack, by requesting that the contracts on those bonds be honored and repatriate the gold back to asia.

the golden triple knight fork has three outcomes.

fork 1:
the suit goes to court, dragon families win, and the gold repatriates back to asia.

this opens up a can of worms because it reveals the paper trail that leads to the logistics of the world trade centers on 9/11. the world also discovers a viable alternative to fiat currency. in this climate of occupy wall street, ron paul, and anger at the fed and central banks at a historic high, this is fatal for the banking cartel and the political elite.

this is the best case scenario, and imo, the least likely to occur.

fork 2:
the us does not honor the contracts on the 60 year bonds.

if that's the case, what makes the global market think the us will honor the contracts on treasuries at all?

remember pres. obama making assurances to pres. hu regarding china's treasury holdings? hu's meeting with obama was asia's opening moves.

end result - treasuries are worth less, and treasuries dumping follows, causing interest rates to rise. when treasury interest rates rise, the treasury must use more tax revenue to pay the interest burden which can be 25% to 50% of all revenue! this bankrupts the federal government.

what I don't understand is if the bonds are fake, how would the US "not honoring them" lead to anything?

[daven]

first post, trying to get my head round this..



what I don't understand is if the bonds are fake, how would the US "not honoring them" lead to anything?

That would be fork 3, where the US stops the lawsuit in it's tracks. Like I said, if that's the case, where real and fake are out there in such quantities, how can we know for sure what's real, and what isn't, and by whose standard. A government appointee can be as easily corrupt as anyone else out there, and decide what the government decides is real and fake at their convenience. The Markets react very very badly to something like that.

[bullseyeannie]

I suggest: MoneyMasters, http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...9560256183936# (2007-8)

We must be careful during the Monetary Reform. We do NOT want the same cabal or their puppets and we do NOT want a 'singularity'.

~Val

[Kerry]

Asian Brutha ... what are your thoughts on this recent interview?

Breaking News: January 30, 2012. In this unedited interview with Ellis Martin, Jim Sinclair reveals an impending undeclared default of 5 major US banks this week per the ISDA International Swaps and Derivatives Association related to events in Europe.

http://www.disclose.tv/action/viewvi...ULT_this_week/

[daven]

Asian Brutha ... what are your thoughts on this recent interview?

Breaking News: January 30, 2012.

http://www.disclose.tv/action/viewvi...ULT_this_week/

First thing I did, as soon as I heard Mr. Sinclair mention the ISDA, was LOL. I really like Mr. Sinclair. The other financial guys I used to listen to and study are Jim Rogers, Marc Faber, and Peter Schiff. They tell it like it is.

Some years ago, I had a radio entrevista talking about this stuff, and I outlined my personal sh!t-list of who I figured should've gone down with that first round of the Derivatives crisis. They were BofA, Wachovia, Citigroup, JP Morgan, and HSBC. They were my top five sh!tlisted banks. I found it very interesting that of the 5, JP Morgan had their asses QUIETLY saved by the Fed, not surprisingly because they're probably the number one trader in derivatives. If they went down, that meant that all those contracts really were worthless.

Anyway, there isn't really all that much for me to tell you, Kerry. You've got a brain, you've read most of my writeups, Mr. Wilcock's information. There's a ton more out there, and considering the fact that I've been permabear ever since 2001 - when I first figured out that everything was a series of bubbles, especially after getting burned bad in the tech bust - I understood that the stock market was rigged, aside from being propped by at least a half trillion in laundered drug money from CIA ops, and how the Fed and Wall Street just manipulated everything, well, all the stuff that's coming out NOW is pretty old news to a lot of us who've been into this for a long time now. I think you can figure out the basic formula of what happens from here on out.

By the way, you'll want to combine that information with this information I've got below. Oh, and if you're wondering why I keep using Zero Hedge, it is THE BEST financial leak site on the web. Insiders leak TONS of information there. You want to be ahead of the game for at least weeks, months, maybe even years? Go there. You want to follow the clueless, deluded "I'm an investor" nasal drippin, nose up, averager than thou masses? Go read Bloomberg, FT, and the WSJ.

So, here are the relevant clippings.

1.) The big one, that apparently you didn't see in the mainstream. I'm not surprised about that. Venezuela has completed repatriating all of its gold.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/venezu...-160-tons-gold

Why is this huge? Guess. Afterall, it's part of the crux of this thread.

2.) Also you can use this piece of information to body slam your local Treasury bull with.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/under-...d-us-treasurys

Call it the Fed creating a bricker bush wall against Chinese Lions (As in Lunar New Year Martial Artists who have torches!) dumping Treasuries. What, you don't think they have an inkling of what the Asians want to do? Not like the Fed can do anything about it ANYWAY. There's just too much stacked against the Fed. Game Over Man!

Talk about a sham game.

Fed colludes with Wall Street. Buys up all the Treasuries. US gov'mnt is dumb enough to sell whatever they've got to em, cause all those inside traders... I mean Congress, are scared of what might happen to their stock in companies that sell gambling parlor bets... I mean insurance policies.

Why bother even calling it a separate government from Wall Street? Hell, make it easy, we all know already, stop the pretense willya? Just call it US Federal Inc, merge Wall Street, the Fed, and the US government into one giant super corporation. At the least it'll simplify their ledgers. Maybe we might get a shakeout of the directorship, I mean, Congress.

3.) And THIS is the MOST relevant of all the clippings to the thesis I wrote.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/guest-...inction-events

Anybody here who had their formative years during the late 1970's into early 1980's? What was it like living during that time? That's post Nixon ripping the French a new one when the US renegged on billions in contracts for gold. I was a baby then...

That's my update. Quite frankly, the only reason why I'm bothering with this financial crap is because of this thread these days. I'm having lots more fun hacking source fields... speaking of which, I gotta post an update on the Open source fields thread...

I got Doritos, Cheezy poofs, buttered Popcorn, some A&W, and Cyprus Hill's "Insane in the Membrane" to watch the Giant's fall. Yes, I'm old skool. No, I'm not talking about the NY Giants. This is better Sh!t than the Superbowl. And far more entertaining!

All Da Best!
Da Asian Brutha.

[Chris22316]

Economy is my biggest weakness by far. No idea how it work. But, if there is money made up by a certain group who want control and that leaks out into public domain well, as being one of the most innocent person when it comes to financial, even I understand the IMPACT that this would have.

We've all been told that there is enough money and food for all of us, we just don't share. Well It's time for a change because I honestly value 7 billions life as much as I value my own.

What I mean is if humanity don't start helping each other without any expectation of a reward, we are not making any progress at all. Those 5,000 people each day that die because they don't have access to safe water, c'mon! and countless others that die because they are hungry? THIS IS WHAT WE SHOULD LEARN IN SCHOOL! ...not how to play volleyball!!! Learning that money is being suck out for military and war instead of helping humanity.

[bullseyeannie]

...and HBSC is the #1 to shareholder in the top four banks (cough)

[SpiralCycle]

Economy is my biggest weakness by far. No idea how it work. But, if there is money made up by a certain group who want control and that leaks out into public domain well, as being one of the most innocent person when it comes to financial, even I understand the IMPACT that this would have.

We've all been told that there is enough money and food for all of us, we just don't share. Well It's time for a change because I honestly value 7 billions life as much as I value my own.

What I mean is if humanity don't start helping each other without any expectation of a reward, we are not making any progress at all. Those 5,000 people each day that die because they don't have access to safe water, c'mon! and countless others that die because they are hungry? THIS IS WHAT WE SHOULD LEARN IN SCHOOL! ...not how to play volleyball!!! Learning that money is being suck out for military and war instead of helping humanity.

I love this post thanks for sharing.

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I love this post thanks for sharing.

Love it too! Synchronicity is i watched TED yesterday night in Sweden and there was this American buddhist doctor who has worked among poor dying pple. She talked about compassion and that this is what should be taught in school....

[daven]

Here's how you know that pretty much everything Benjamin Fulford has stated regarding Asia's chess moves contra Europe, are on the money. No pun intended.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/china-...opean-exposure

From Reuters
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/...8D70E520120207

"Chinese banks cut exposure to euro zone -paper

BEIJING | Mon Feb 6, 2012 9:30pm EST
Feb 7 (Reuters) - Chinese banks and companies in the northern port city of Tianjin have cut their exposure to Europe as the euro zone debt crisis festers, the official Financial News reported on Tuesday.

In a recent survey of 53 banks and 15 firms done by the local foreign exchange regulator, 11 banks said they had cut or stopped trade finance for European countries with high debt risk, suspended derivatives business with European banks, cut or stopped lending to foreign peers, particularly those from Europe, the newspaper said.

They also reduced the issuance of euro-denominated wealth management products as a weakening euro resulted in negative earnings last year."

And as if the incestuous influence of Derivatives and Sovereign debt weren't bad enough, take a look at what it does to equities, like STOCKS! By the way, this is ALSO an excellent explanation into derivatives, same stuff I've said before in my three part thesis, but ALSO he gets into even MORE implosive material. Like how some of those CDS policies involve companies who are bankrupt who have contracts that state they'll have to pay it off with either cash, or exchanges of stocks. By the way, Kerry, this TOTALLY relates to your post of Jim Sinclair's commentary.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/guest-...ed-stock-rally

"Submitted by Charles Hugh Smith from Of Two Minds

Has Derivatives Deleveraging Fueled The Stock Rally?

A mad scramble to avoid insolvency as Greek default becomes likely may be driving the rally in equities.

Deleveraging typically means selling assets to raise cash to meet margin calls or pay debts coming due. But there may be another twist to deleveraging that has fueled the manic market rally since late December."

And finally, here's us. Our country, the USA, and what's happening with our sh!tstorm of debt. From the Gordon Moore of Central Bank finance, John Taylor.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/taylor...-could-explode

Remember, if you charted all the Fed's liquidity stimulus over time, and compared it to all the National Debt with time, the graphs are roughly equal. In fact, if you charted it opposing the value of the dollar, the graphs are directly inversed! AND, if you charted it with the rise in stock market valuations, the charts are roughly... EQUAL! That's cause all that cheap money and credit's gotta go somewhere, and the easiest place to park it is in.... pieces of paper of company stocks... or in sovereign debt, which ever one seems safest for the MOMENT. AKA US Treasuries.

Yep, total and utter sham game. Here's a great song about bubbles from the legendary singer from Hawaii, Don Ho, to lighten your day. Cause you know, as much as we LOVE to call this the biggest fiancial bubble of all time, let's face it. In the grand scheme of things, this ain't nuthin.

There's a whole wide Universe out there. Enjoy!

http://youtu.be/PTc26sf-cZg

All da best,
Da Asian Brutha