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Forum Post: Trillion Dollar Lawsuit Filed On November 23, 2011 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, claims that 134.5 billion dollars worth of gold was secretly given to the U.S. government

Posted 12 years ago on Jan. 19, 2012, 8:59 p.m. EST by Thrive (29)
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A mysterious trillion dollar lawsuit filed on November 23, 2011 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, claims that 134.5 billion dollars worth of gold was secretly given to the U.S. government in the mid-1930s by the then Nationalist government of China for safekeeping. [1] The lawsuit claims that 1934 U.S. Federal Reserve notes were issued to the Chinese government, and the gold transferred to the Federal Reserve Bank. [2] It is claimed that a total sum of almost one trillion dollars representing both the principal and accumulated interest of the 1934 Federal Reserve notes was fraudulently taken from the plaintiff, Neil Keenan, an agent for the owners, a mysterious Asian entity called “The Dragon Family.” What makes the lawsuit worth paying attention to is that involves the unresolved June 2009 case of two Japanese citizens caught on a train in Italy while traveling to Switzerland with 134.5 billion dollars in US Federal Reserve notes, bonds and other financial instruments. [3]

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[-] 1 points by LetsGetReal (1420) from Grants, NM 12 years ago

Inasmuch as the ridiculous lawsuit will soon be dismissed (if it hasn't been already), the real 'conspiracy' appears to be this guy's line of BS to rip people off. Only $1,500 tuition for a certificate in Galactic Diplomacy. LOL

[-] 1 points by PeaceNow (84) 12 years ago

I know this sounds like a joke, but its not. This is the law suit that has the elites at the very tip-top negotiating, so I wouldn't be too quick to hope it gets dismissed.

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[-] 0 points by gosso920 (-24) 12 years ago

It sounds like the plot of a cheesy Lifetime TV movie.

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