BONDS

In June 2009, Italian financial police and custom guards seized documents purporting to be U.S. bearer bonds, totaling $134.5 billion. The bonds were in $500 million and $1 billion denominations, although the highest denomination ever issued by the US Treasury was $10,000. It was unclear what the purpose of the fake bonds was; the two men carrying them were not detained after the bonds were seized. Bearer and Registered Securities Balances as of August 31, 2014.

Bearer bonds have historically been the financial instrument of choice for money laundering, tax evasion, and concealed business transactions in general. In response, new issuances of bearer bonds have been severely curtailed in the United States since 1982

A bearer bond is a debt security issued by a business entity, such as a corporation, or by a government. It differs from the more common types of investment securities in that it is unregistered – no records are kept of the owner, or the transactions involving ownership. Whoever physically holds the paper on which the bond is issued owns the instrument. This is useful for investors who wish to retain anonymity. Recovery of the value of a bearer bond in the event of its loss, theft, or destruction is usually impossible. Some relief is possible in the case of United States public debt.

FDIC Trust Examination Manual  Section 11- Role Of The Transfer Agent Section 3(a)(25) of the 1934 Act defines a "transfer agent".

2012

NEWS STORIES

1/18/12 No One Knows Truth About $300 Billion Bonds From Alleged Crash
Chris Estrella, a Filipino social worker, says he led a troop of five porters out of a Mindanao jungle in January 2000 with a weather-beaten iron and leather box crammed with $25 billion of U.S. government bearer bonds.  "The elders of the Umayamnon tribe told me an American plane crashed in their river in the 1930s," Estrella, 47, says by mobile phone from a footpath between the tribal village and Davao, the largest city on the Philippine island. "The river dried up in the 1990s, and the natives went into the plane and found 12 boxes that contained $300 billion in bonds."  Each box, emblazoned with the Great Seal of the United States and the words "Federal Reserved Bond," held five gold coins struck with a portrait of George Washington on one side, Estrella says. They rested atop stacks of certificates purporting to have been issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta in 1934 and redeemable in gold bullion. The notes bore the signature of then Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr.  Such fixed-income instruments, also known as coupon bonds, belong to whoever holds them, rather than to a registered owner. Vouchers representing interest payments were attached to the 30- year bonds that were denominated in amounts of as much as $100 million. Estrella says he later brought three other similarly filled chests out of the jungle. What happened next led to the unraveling of what Scott Winslow, a financial-instrument specialist, bond collector and founder of Professional Authentication Services & Standards Co. in Bedford, New Hampshire, calls an episode of “remarkably unique” deception. It secured Estrella’s place in what the U.S. Secret Service says is one of the most sustained and exotic attacks ever mounted against U.S. currency, and it illustrates how even sophisticated businessmen can be duped.

2/17/12 Greatest "fake" bond story in History by Tyler Durden
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/why-were-trillions-fake-bonds-held-chicago-fed-crates

While there is precious little in terms of detail coming out of the latest and literally greatest "fake" bond story in history, the BBC has been kind enough to release the pictures of the boxes that the supposedly fake bonds were contained in. While we reserve judgment on the authenticity of the bonds, what we wonder is whether the boxes were also fake. Because while we can understand why someone would counterfeit the Treasury paper itself, what we don't get is why someone would go the extra effort to also create a "fake" compartment in which to store it. In this case a compartment that is property of the "CHICAGO FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM." Perhaps Fed uberdove and Chicago Fed President Charles Evans will be kind enough to explain why Versailles Treaty Chicago Fed crates are floating around in Europe (and filled with $6 trillion in supposedly fake bearer bonds)?

“We call these bonds hybrid counterfeit instruments because there’s no such thing as a $500 million Treasury bond,” explains Gombar, who has chased global funny-money rings from the Secret Service’s Rome outpost since 1998. “It’s like counterfeiting a $3 bill, something that doesn’t exist.”

ACCOUNT no. 876 - 3211 - 54 AM - 22 - 1 WHITE SPIRITUAL BOY

The White Spiritual Boy off-ledger black screen accounts of The Committee of 300 shadow government banking nexus.

The World Bank Group USA 2012 PDF

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Final Audited Statements Page 129

8) That the Committee of 300 unanimously Recognized GROUP OF FAMILIES IN SACRED BLESSINGS, INC. with Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission Reg. No. CN201200127 as Local and Legal Affiliation of ASBLP Group in the Philippines.

These Documents are hereby legally fabricated with clear from scam, fraud and other negative means and terms by the under personnel of the Committee of 300 and all information contained herewith are irrevocably Valid, Accurate and Authentic upon its record to inquiries2@un.org and is not for use in Solicitation and this paper is FINAL ISSUANCE of OFFSET STATEMENT and served as derivative Documentary Substance. 

This instrument is valid for Corresponding Report and Serve as Protective Collateral and cannot be guaranteed and/or used for personal solicitation but collateral supplement warrant for the Development Projects and effective upon forward of this instrument, even in electronic signatures, to the International Agencies by the under-personnel of the Committee of 300 via inquiries2@un.org with and/or without acknowledgment of King ASM to this instrument.

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