Interessant artikel over de Japanners opgepakt in Italie en economische oorlog

Turkse Nederlander · 18 juni 2009, 00:19

http://seekingalpha.com/article/1434...r-bond-mystery

Vooral het volgende stukje is zeer interessant:

"There should be little debate that the worlds emerging economies in Russia, Brazil, China and certain Gulf Nations are at economic war today with the worlds Western nations and their economic allies. The currency war being fought today is sure to get much uglier in the foreseeable future, in both open tactics as well as secretly executed tactics. Currently, if the currency war were the world series of poker, the US and the UK would be holding a pair of 2s and relying on nothing but bluffs to keep the rest of the world at bay. Conversely, the Chinese and other emerging nations with large surpluses would be holding straight or royal flushes, and likely quietly maneuvering to go all in at some point. "

Antoon · 18 juni 2009, 21:00

In Italië in beslag genomen VS-obligaties zijn vals

Klaar.

Andy · 18 juni 2009, 21:25

Dit artikeltje sluit niet uit dat je met vervalste bonds een monetaire oorlog kan uitvechten.

Turkse Nederlander · 18 juni 2009, 22:22

Citaat:

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Antoon

In Italië in beslag genomen VS-obligaties zijn vals

Klaar.

Daar gaat het niet om. Het probleem is dat je met vervalst geld een economische oorlog kan voeren. De Nazis drukten valse Britse ponden om de Britse munt te devalueren en het vertrouwen in het geld te doen slinken. De geallieerden dachten er toen ook over na om Duitse marken te vervalsen. De vraag is door WIE zijn de obligaties vervalst? Is het door een criminele organisatie of door een land vervalst? Wilt iemand op deze manier de Amerikaanse dollar ondermijnen? Zijn ze MOEDWILLIG opgepakt zodat de wereld hierover zou horen? Zijn het wel Jappaners? Misschien zijn het wel Noord Koreanen met een vervalst reisdocument. De Noord-Koreanen hebben in het verleden Jappaners ontvoerd om Noord-Koreaanse spionnen op te leiden.

Turkse Nederlander · 18 juni 2009, 22:26

"In fact, this very tactic was applied during World War II when the Nazis launched Operation Bernhard in an attempt to crash the British economy by producing, by 1945, 132 million expertly counterfeited British pounds, a figure that represented roughly 15% of all real British pounds in circulation at the time. The counterfeit pounds were produced by expert printers and engravers supervised by an SS officer named Bernhard Krueger. As well, historical evidence exists that the Allies considered launching a counter-counterfeit plan against the Nazis as well. During this time, it was also alleged that the Bank of Italy counterfeited their own money by issuing the same securities twice with identical registered numbers and codes in order. The purpose of this counterfeiting was to secretly expand monetary supply without public transparency or accountability. Perhaps then, this $134.5.billion bearer bond mystery was an attempt of a nation state to shake the world’s confidence in the position of the US dollar as the world’s reserve currency."

Turkse Nederlander · 18 juni 2009, 22:27

Citaat:

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Andy

Dit artikeltje sluit niet uit dat je met vervalste bonds een monetaire oorlog kan uitvechten.

Hetzelfde artikel als in mijn openingsbericht.

Andy · 18 juni 2009, 22:27

oops, sorry

Turkse Nederlander · 18 juni 2009, 22:33

Citaat:

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Andy

oops, sorry

Geeft niet Andy

18 juni 2009, 00:19	#1
Turkse Nederlander Minister-President Geregistreerd: 18 december 2002 Berichten: 4.060	Interessant artikel over de Japanners opgepakt in Italie en economische oorlog http://seekingalpha.com/article/1434...r-bond-mystery Vooral het volgende stukje is zeer interessant: "There should be little debate that the worlds emerging economies in Russia, Brazil, China and certain Gulf Nations are at economic war today with the worlds Western nations and their economic allies. The currency war being fought today is sure to get much uglier in the foreseeable future, in both open tactics as well as secretly executed tactics. Currently, if the currency war were the world series of poker, the US and the UK would be holding a pair of 2s and relying on nothing but bluffs to keep the rest of the world at bay. Conversely, the Chinese and other emerging nations with large surpluses would be holding straight or royal flushes, and likely quietly maneuvering to go all in at some point. " Laatst gewijzigd door Turkse Nederlander : 18 juni 2009 om 00:19.

18 juni 2009, 21:00	#2
Antoon Secretaris-Generaal VN Geregistreerd: 2 september 2002 Berichten: 33.982	In Italië in beslag genomen VS-obligaties zijn vals Klaar. __________________

18 juni 2009, 21:25	#3
Andy Minister-President Geregistreerd: 11 mei 2007 Berichten: 3.845	Dit artikeltje sluit niet uit dat je met vervalste bonds een monetaire oorlog kan uitvechten. __________________ Studies show that those who rely on the [corporate] media for their information have a poor understanding of the issues and are unable to discern misrepresentations in political advertising.

18 juni 2009, 22:27	#7
Andy Minister-President Geregistreerd: 11 mei 2007 Berichten: 3.845	oops, sorry __________________ Studies show that those who rely on the [corporate] media for their information have a poor understanding of the issues and are unable to discern misrepresentations in political advertising.

18 juni 2009, 22:26	#5
Turkse Nederlander Minister-President Geregistreerd: 18 december 2002 Berichten: 4.060	"In fact, this very tactic was applied during World War II when the Nazis launched Operation Bernhard in an attempt to crash the British economy by producing, by 1945, 132 million expertly counterfeited British pounds, a figure that represented roughly 15% of all real British pounds in circulation at the time. The counterfeit pounds were produced by expert printers and engravers supervised by an SS officer named Bernhard Krueger. As well, historical evidence exists that the Allies considered launching a counter-counterfeit plan against the Nazis as well. During this time, it was also alleged that the Bank of Italy counterfeited their own money by issuing the same securities twice with identical registered numbers and codes in order. The purpose of this counterfeiting was to secretly expand monetary supply without public transparency or accountability. Perhaps then, this $134.5.billion bearer bond mystery was an attempt of a nation state to shake the world’s confidence in the position of the US dollar as the world’s reserve currency."