18-06-2009, 01:00 PM
(This post was last modified: 18-06-2009, 07:17 PM by Peter Lemkin.)
134b matching what's left in TARP and Geithner being in Switzerland as this happens.
Looks like some sort of three way .gov deal, no?
Question is, who tipped the Italians off?
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After long thought, this is my opinion on what will happen with the bonds.
The Japanese, the Americans, and the Italians will not say one more official word about this for the following reasons:
1. The Japanese would lose tremendous face. They trusted the round eyes to make good on the bonds and got stabbed in the back.
2. The Americans would be admitting to financing debt under the table.
3. The Italians would queer the deal with their 40 billion "finders fee".
Now, under the table, arrangements will be made. The Italians won't get 40B, but they'll get something out of the Americans to keep their collective mouths shut. Same goes for the Japanese. 134.5 B is alot of money.
The governments involved will stonewall the whole thing, marginalizing any nosy windmill tilter who keeps asking questions.
But the Japanese won't forget. Remember the scene out of the Godfather, the undertaker whose daughter was violated by two punks? "Godfather, I want justice!!!"
The Japanese will go to the Chinese with the same tale of woe, and just might form an alliance they otherwise would not have. Blood is thicker than water.
This affair will become the "grassy knoll" of the financial world.
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:marchmellow:
Amazing still no word on what is what in this mystery deal and it now reported the two 'Japanese' have vanished...
Best discussion, speculations and laughs on this topic to be found here. (both quotes above from that Forum)
Only MSM report here
http://www.youtube.com/v/LKjKBr9DFzA
Looks like some sort of three way .gov deal, no?
Question is, who tipped the Italians off?
------------------------
After long thought, this is my opinion on what will happen with the bonds.
The Japanese, the Americans, and the Italians will not say one more official word about this for the following reasons:
1. The Japanese would lose tremendous face. They trusted the round eyes to make good on the bonds and got stabbed in the back.
2. The Americans would be admitting to financing debt under the table.
3. The Italians would queer the deal with their 40 billion "finders fee".
Now, under the table, arrangements will be made. The Italians won't get 40B, but they'll get something out of the Americans to keep their collective mouths shut. Same goes for the Japanese. 134.5 B is alot of money.
The governments involved will stonewall the whole thing, marginalizing any nosy windmill tilter who keeps asking questions.
But the Japanese won't forget. Remember the scene out of the Godfather, the undertaker whose daughter was violated by two punks? "Godfather, I want justice!!!"
The Japanese will go to the Chinese with the same tale of woe, and just might form an alliance they otherwise would not have. Blood is thicker than water.
This affair will become the "grassy knoll" of the financial world.
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:marchmellow:
Amazing still no word on what is what in this mystery deal and it now reported the two 'Japanese' have vanished...
Best discussion, speculations and laughs on this topic to be found here. (both quotes above from that Forum)
Only MSM report here
http://www.youtube.com/v/LKjKBr9DFzA
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"Civil disobedience is not our problem. Our problem is civil obedience! People are obedient in the face of poverty, starvation, stupidity, war, and cruelty. Our problem is that grand thieves are running the country. That's our problem!" - Howard Zinn
"If there is no struggle there is no progress. Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and never will" - Frederick Douglass