EXPLOSIVE BREAKING NEWS: 1of3 Ponzi World Tilts
Part 1 of 3by Tom Heneghan, International Intelligence Expert
Sunday November 27, 2011
UNITED STATES of America - It can now be reported that UK insurance giant, Lloyd's of London, is in the process of withdrawing all of its money from European banks.This action signals the imminent collapse of the current European Union structure.
As of this hour both German and UK bond holders aka Deutsche Bank, Barclays Bank of the United Kingdom and British owned J. P. Morgan refuse to take a haircut (a loss) on the toxic derivatives that pollute the aforementioned financial institutions.
Note: The European Central Bank (ECB) has just proposed that at least 30% of their outstanding bond issues (toxic derivatives) be insured.
I have a question for the ECB: I assume Lloyd's of London is not going to write the insurance policies.
Reference: The concept of printing more euros aka buying euro currency futures on the world forex exchange is no longer an option for the European Central Bank given the enormity of overlapping derivatives that have contaminated the money supply of both the European Central Bank and the privately-owned U.S. Federal Reserve, as well as 80% of Chinese banks, including the Chinese sovereign fund.
We can now also divulge that the Moody's credit agency is under European INTERPOL investigation for leaking internal communications of their deliberations concerning credit ratings of various financial institutions, as well as nation states to the criminal banking and brokerage giants Goldman Sachs and J. P. Morgan.Item: Moody recently downgraded Belgium to AA and is now threatening to downgrade the nation of Japan and its credit rating to AA.
Moody's threat against Japan is based on Japan's alleged inability to revive their economy, which is now on the verge of depression.
Note: Apparently Moody's can now engage in internal politics of countries (aka financial blackmail).
As we have mentioned in previous intelligence briefings (reference Japanese Yen-Gate 1-8) Japan is on the verge of a depression because of its overvalued Japanese yen, which has been directly manipulated by the U.S. Federal Reserve, as well as the European Central Bank and the Chinese, so as to protect the Asian toxic derivative debt of Bank of America.
Question: Now that Bank of America derivatives have been transferred to the U.S. FDIC will the powers that be now depreciate the overvalued yen in order to save the euro.
Question to Moody: Why did you never downgrade Bank of America?
Could it be that they took a lot of bribes and payoffs like the financial regulators that gave MF Global and J. P. Morgan a clean audit in September of 2011 at the time the two aforementioned financial institutions were engaged in a massive criminal Ponzi Scheme!
P.S. We also want to divulge that the criminal British-owned U.S. based financial giant J. P. Morgan recently purchased a large percentage of MF Global assets on the London Metals Exchange.
The purchase, which was ordered by J. P. Morgan CEO financial terrorist Jamie Dimon, was executed byillegally converting single unit derivatives into overlapping (compounded) derivatives.
This latest J. P. Morgan Ponzi Scheme (money laundering and check kiting) is designed to disguise and cover up the link between J. P. Morgan's New York bank custodial account and the trading activities of MF Global.
There was very little cash involved in this crooked transaction, just more derivatives aka letters of credit and I.O.U.s
That is right in Ponzi World "now you see it and now you don't", and believe me, you ain't seen nothing yet.
P.P.S. Listen to this, folks. Marc Rich defense attorney aka alleged U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder just appointed Bush-Clinton-Obama Crime Syndicate stooge, former Clinton U.S. FBI Director and Bush Family crony, Louis Freeh, as the point man to investigate the missing $1.2 BILLION in MF Global assets. (laugh out loud)
There is nothing more to investigate, folks, after J. P. Morgan just completed the money laundry of the MF Global assets on the London Metals Exchange.
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