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**Currahee**

**Timko**

Governments arresting bankers? Now there's a good joke

**Astrochik**

Darkzen Wrote:

Cool Blog.

r u a hottie ?

I guess that depends on someone's personal taste!!

Lmao

**Zardoz**

I'd like to see a list of names.
Who was arrested from Florida?

**Astrochik**

GREY LENSMAN Wrote:

ONE AGAINST HERE LOL

SEEMS A GUY WHO BLEW THE WHISTLE ON SOME BANKERS HAS GOT ARRESTED FOR BREAKING THE "BANK SECRECY LAW"

ONLY IN MALAYSIA.

GL

well, we know who's in charge of their govt and laws

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please tell me we can do what king Henry did

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Coin Clipping & Castration

In the centuries before William the Conqueror’s invasion, Anglo-Saxon England had one of the best economies in Europe thanks to the stability of the nation’s coinage. Her prosperity was the envy of the civilized world and this was no doubt a factor in William’s desire to take control.
By the time his descendant Henry II had reached the throne the value of the currency was fading fast. The various Mints across the country were substituting the Silver in the coin with Tin. The base metal was being removed hence the term of the coins being de-based came into being. This is a phrase that is still used for today’s money during a currency crisis.

Up until the last century, coins had a value in their own right thanks to their precious metal content whereas nowadays we simply have promissory notes. Another method of making money illicitly was to clip off the edges of many coins in order to use the silver to produce new ones, hence creating money out of thin air. The inevitable happened and during Henry II’s reign a period of inflation set in as the coins’ value dwindled and hence prices rose. In other words, in order to get the same quantity of silver in exchange for your goods, you needed to receive more coins and charge higher prices. By 1124 Henry had had enough of this abuse and summoned the various Mints to Winchester (then the capital of England) in what was called the ‘Assize of Moneyers’. Two thirds of them were found guilty of debasing the currency and either had their right hands cut off or were castrated. History does not record as to whether they were given a choice between the two options. Even this was not enough to prevent further abuses but later that century all coins were recalled and replaced by the Short Cross penny which lasted nearly 70 years in its true form.

http://guernsey-gold.com/goldbullion/coi...castration

**Brunhilda**

LoP Guest Wrote:

A SHEEP SHOW!!!!!!

DO ANY OF THESE "BANKERS" OWN THE ECB/FED?

NO THEY DON'T....THEREFORE EMPLOYEES

ARE "WE"STILL USING USURY DEBT BASED MONEY?

YES WE ARE

SO WHAT DOES THIS DO?

NOTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WHEN YOU STOP USING DEBT BASED CURRENCY

THEN YOU WILL HAVE "WON"

i guess you expect this to happen overnight

**Astrochik**

~.~ Wrote:

Coin Clipping & Castration

In the centuries before William the Conqueror’s invasion, Anglo-Saxon England had one of the best economies in Europe thanks to the stability of the nation’s coinage. Her prosperity was the envy of the civilized world and this was no doubt a factor in William’s desire to take control.
By the time his descendant Henry II had reached the throne the value of the currency was fading fast. The various Mints across the country were substituting the Silver in the coin with Tin. The base metal was being removed hence the term of the coins being de-based came into being. This is a phrase that is still used for today’s money during a currency crisis.

Up until the last century, coins had a value in their own right thanks to their precious metal content whereas nowadays we simply have promissory notes. Another method of making money illicitly was to clip off the edges of many coins in order to use the silver to produce new ones, hence creating money out of thin air. The inevitable happened and during Henry II’s reign a period of inflation set in as the coins’ value dwindled and hence prices rose. In other words, in order to get the same quantity of silver in exchange for your goods, you needed to receive more coins and charge higher prices. By 1124 Henry had had enough of this abuse and summoned the various Mints to Winchester (then the capital of England) in what was called the ‘Assize of Moneyers’. Two thirds of them were found guilty of debasing the currency and either had their right hands cut off or were castrated. History does not record as to whether they were given a choice between the two options. Even this was not enough to prevent further abuses but later that century all coins were recalled and replaced by the Short Cross penny which lasted nearly 70 years in its true form.

http://guernsey-gold.com/goldbullion/coi...castration

from The Shape Of Things To Come - volume 6

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careful what i wish for i guess

oh well

if that's what's gotta happen

f*ck em,

so they can't fux no one else

**Cosmah**

Home owner lawsuit, USA:
http://stopforeclosurefraud.com/2012/07/...r-lawsuit/

Iran sentences 4 bankers to death for $2.6 billion fraud:
http://www.news24.com/World/News/4-get-d...d-20120730

Iceland government hires bounty hunters to round up remaining bankters:
http://www.businessinsider.com/iceland-h...omy-2012-7

The New Economic Rights Alliance has started a class action lawsuit against 4 South African banks and the Reserve Bank:
http://www.thebigcase.co.za

“The issue which has swept down the centuries and which will have to be fought sooner or later is the People vs The Banks.”
- Lord Acton, Lord Chief Justice of England, 1875

**Astrochik**

Cosmah Wrote:

Home owner lawsuit, USA:
http://stopforeclosurefraud.com/2012/07/...r-lawsuit/

Iran sentences 4 bankers to death for $2.6 billion fraud:
http://www.news24.com/World/News/4-get-d...d-20120730

Iceland government hires bounty hunters to round up remaining bankters:
http://www.businessinsider.com/iceland-h...omy-2012-7

The New Economic Rights Alliance has started a class action lawsuit against 4 South African banks and the Reserve Bank:
http://www.thebigcase.co.za

“The issue which has swept down the centuries and which will have to be fought sooner or later is the People vs The Banks.”
- Lord Acton, Lord Chief Justice of England, 1875

"and so it begins..."

Cheer

**Pope Frank**

**smerve**

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http://lightworkersxm.wordpress.com/2012/08/01/mass-arrests-globally-15-minute-video-collection-of-all-clips-in-one-plus-a-list-of-them-for-you-to-check-one-against-the-other-banksters-going-down/

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http://www.ramog.com/fugitive-banker-believed-to-be-in-southwest-florida-sarasota-herald/

**Gomer**

Striking to the head of the monster is most efficient, but if that is too protected, working the way up from the tail will work. Just takes patience.