This story is based on very old news.

Any decent researcher will remember the work of David Guyatt (www.deepblacklies.co.uk) who put this into the public domain over ten years ago via Nexus Magazine. Guyatt got death threats over it, and I received regular 'demands' for Guyatt's email details for at least eight years afterwards.

Fulford seems to have regurgitated what Guyatt dug up, and Wilcock has added his own spin on it, and is now crying on Project Camelot's latest radio show over a death threat he got. Unbelievable drama queen. Martyrdom Marketing at its best I say.

Fast forward to the June 2009 story about the two Japanese caught at the Swiss-Italian border with US$134.5 BILLION in US bonds. The story disappeared after a while because nobody would 'talk'.

Meanwhile this guy Neil Keenan comes out of nowhere and claims the above bonds were entrusted to him. Maybe he is for real, maybe he is bullshitting. Time will tell. He would certainly not be the first person trying to cash in on fake bonds - and the story is surely an embarrassment to TPTB. Maybe Keenan is gambling they will just give him money to shut up and go away, while the sheeple move onto the next 'shiney' thing - ie Xmas or the NFL.

Either way, they are all regurgitating old news about the history of gold standards vs fiat monetary systems, and the deals between the east and western powers going back a century or two, and then tying it into the $134.5 BILLION bond story.