Mystery surrounding 134.5 “fake” billion US dollars seized in Ponte Chiasso remains
28 June 2009, 17:14, by Ssprinklv
Of course those bonds are real, who in their right mind would attempt to deal Billion dollar counterfeits? Bonds of this amount will be intolerably scrutinized of their authenticity. It is so much easier to do like North Korea and just print really good counterfeit bills.
The treasury could never admit that the bonds are real. Just the fact that the mainstream media in the U.S. won’t cover this story authenticates the bonds in my mind. If they were fake the story would be everywhere in the media. Even if just to show the American people how efficient they are at catching counterfeiters. No coverage = cover-up. Always has and probably always will.
Of course those bonds are real, who in their right mind would attempt to deal Billion dollar counterfeits? Bonds of this amount will be intolerably scrutinized of their authenticity. It is so much easier to do like North Korea and just print really good counterfeit bills.
The treasury could never admit that the bonds are real. Just the fact that the mainstream media in the U.S. won’t cover this story authenticates the bonds in my mind. If they were fake the story would be everywhere in the media. Even if just to show the American people how efficient they are at catching counterfeiters. No coverage = cover-up. Always has and probably always will.