On Mar 28, 6:05=A0pm, Borked Pseudo Mailed <nob...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
wrote:
> So what should BS shareholders do? =A0Here is a three-step plan with a
two=
-
> pronged attack that can't fail: =A0Step One: =A0Litigate against any
effor=
ts to
> transfer BS shares to JP Morgan, including a TRO against any BS
directors =
who
> the Illuminati have paid off to sell out shareholders and then
immediately=
> seek bankruptcy protection for BS, threatening a complete liquidation
unde=
r
> Chapter 7. =A0This will threaten the entire financial system and expose
JP=
> Morgan to losses on its guarantees to BS in the event the merger falls
> through and to massive counter party risk on toxic waste derivatives.
The problem is, the plan will get no further.
The moment the JPM/BS merger fails, the whole banking system goes up
(probably within a couple of days), at least in the United States.
Remember, this was the same Bear Stearns which was worth $57/share
only 4 days before the government literally gave it to JPM for $2/
share.
None of these companies are worth anything, financially, at this
point. It's all paper upon paper upon paper upon paper. If a major
foundation of the paper crumbles completely (Bear Stearns), it takes
out JP Morgan, which takes out the rest of the banking system for the
same reasons you just gave.
The problem with your theory is that there wouldn't be enough time to
put together such a plan. This kind of stuff is so volatile that it
basically can effect itself instantaneously.
>=A0Step Two: =A0Put together a consortium of wealthier shareholders (i.e.
b=
illionaires
> like Mr. Lewis) and hedge funds and, depending on the size of your kitty
Failure #2: None of the hedge funds are worth anything, really,
either -- same reason.
> threaten to buy anywhere from 100 to 400 metric tonnes of gold in one
week=
,
> using mainly physical gold markets, but also gold futures on the COMEX
to
> take advantage of leverage.
This is one of the reasons that any such real financial unrest would
probably be accompanied by the seizure of real gold assets by the US
government. What you are proposing is "cornering the market".
>=A0Both together could be used quite effectively. =A0
> This potential gold rally would threaten the number one priority of the
> Illuminati - gold suppression - because gold is the alarm bell that is
> warning everyone that the Illuminati and the Fed have destroyed the US
> economy. =A0Bear in mind that our economy has already been destroyed,
but =
our
On that last point, you are irreparably correct. We are doomed as a
society and as a nation.
> despicable media and government, along with the diabolical Fed, have
delay=
ed
> and covered up this disastrous news by wildly inflating the money supply
t=
o
> show false growth, by refusing to publish M3 (total money supply)
statisti=
cs
> to cover up their inflationary binge and by lying through their teeth
abou=
t
> every economic statistic available to the public, letting out bits and
pie=
ces
> of our economic demise a little at a time to prevent mass panic.
A mass panic that is unavoidable once the conditions get bad enough
that the plates can no longer keep spinning and then crash.
>=A0Any threatened gold rally would help publicly expose these problems
and =
send the
> bungling Illuminati into painful epileptic seizures and a collective
> myocardial infarction.
No, then they just put up Plan B -- martial law -- which they've
probably been planning since the material takeover of the US
government in 1999.
> Step Three: =A0This is the fun part where you get to
> name your price - how about $160? =A0The Illuminati will have to pay it
or=
the
> whole system comes down and gold goes to infinity! =A0How's that for
reven=
ge!?
With WHAT MONEY? The dollar would be so worthless at that point that
your theoretical $160/share would probably be worth about 2 cents a
share...
Mike
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