NohopeSeriously
Joined: 17 Jan 2011
Location: The Christian Right-Wing Educational Republic of Korea
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 Posted: Thu Apr 04, 2013 8:54 am Post subject: North Korean military crisis explained by Benjamin Fulford |
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So in other words, North Koreans in Japan with fake Japanese citizenship own a large asset of Japanese economy. They're pissed off that they get taxed so much that they're doing a nuclear threat with Pakistani and Egyptian made SCUD missiles that were funded by America's CIA agents.
You can understand further well in my previous thread on Benjamin Fulford. 
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There are also signs of a financial crisis brewing in South Korea, North Korea and Japan. This crisis has several interlocking dimensions. First of all, the Japanese government is considering passing a bill to tax all assets worth over 50 million yen (about $500,000) owned by South and North Korean nationals living in Japan. Since Korean gangsters seized large amounts of prime real estate near train stations during the chaos after WW2, huge funds are involved.
That may explain why a several Korean groups are now offering to trade yen for won at a huge discount to the official exchange rate, according to a South Korean CIA source.
That also explains a lot of the North Korean saber rattling in recent days since the North Koreans secretly control huge swathes of the Japanese economy and are understandably reluctant to have those assets seized by Japanese taxmen.
In addition, there is a huge credit card debt crisis brewing in South Korea, according to a veteran Japanese securities company executive. South Korean women are being sold into prostitution around the world to pay for their credit card debt, he says, but this option is not available for other Koreans. He expects a major credit card debt crisis to hit Goldman Sachs in particular, very hard.
The other crisis in South Korea has to do with bank loans, he says. Bank officers in South Korea with the authority to approve loans have been taking personal commissions of 10% or more on the loans they approve. This corruption is also leading to a bad loan scandal, he says. |
http://lucas2012infos.wordpress.com/2013/04/01/benjamin-fulford-plasma-ball-spotted-over-mt-fuji-haarp-attack-suspected-1-april-2013/
In every problem, you need look at it in many different ways, even in conspiracy-based perspective. |
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NohopeSeriously
Joined: 17 Jan 2011
Location: The Christian Right-Wing Educational Republic of Korea
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At least Benjamin Fulford was correct on the South Korean credit card crisis and the prostitution thing.
Prostitution in South Korea is actually a very big industry, and even some South Korean lawmakers were involved in sex scandals even today. Thank you, President Park Guen-hye for clarifying this truth to the general public.  |
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