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Dragon family and strange business life.


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Kimmo Huosionmaa

In 2009, Japanese nationals were caught trying to transport billions of dollars worth of US bonds to European banks. The US claims these bonds were fake. Was those 134.500. 000. 000.00 what are mentioned the film of  the  "Dragon family case"  actually the money, what is real, but the serial numbers were not driven to the database? This could be the beginning of the financial operation, where the economy will be collapsed. The operation would go like this: first, the actors would get very much money, what they can be used in the own money production. And after that the illegally produced banknotes serial numbers can put in the database of the central bank of United States of America.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxgwcqRY9aI

Below the text is the link to the movie, what is telling about Chinese top-secret organization called "The dragon family". That organization is claimed to keep the hands of the money of Chinese nationalists. The carriers of that money were citizens of Japan, but in the film is not told have they Chinese backgrounds This story is told by two Japanese businessmen, who were arrested in Italy when they were trying to bring the extraordinary sum of U.S currency in that country. The money is easier to transfer with Japanese passport because if the origin of money would be Chinese or the carriers have Chinese nationality, could that cause that they couldn't operate freely in Europe. After this incident, the central bank of the United States told, that that money was faked, but it felt like real dollars.


And this is the question, "why that money was so brilliant fake?". The answer could be very interesting and feels unbelievable. What if those dollars were actually right money, but they were removed from the database of the Central Bank of the United States. That would mean, that those banknotes were made by using the original printing press, but for some reasons, those serial numbers were not driven to the database.


What could be the reason for that? Maybe someone tried to deliver that money to another country, where the banknotes could be used as the making so-called super fakes, where the banknotes would look like exactly like dollars. And if the hackers could break into the computer system of the central bank, they could make an incredible number of dollars to the markets. Maybe those criminals thought that they could make very much dollars, and cause the hyperinflation in the United States.


If those gangs would have good equipment and enough skills, they could produce very much money, and then those people would release that currency to markets. If it would be driven to the database that money could cause a collapse of the economy of the United States. When there are too many banknotes in the world, that would cause the decreasing of the value of that money.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxgwcqRY9aI

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