The Japanese arrested in Italy with $134 billion were part of a CIA black-ops

[cloud9]

I was just wondering....... what did they do wrong to get arrested? I mean, one would think that that kind of money or valuables doesn't go through "regular" ways and if it does, authorities would be "participating" or protecting such cargo. If they are from CIA black ops... how would this happen? I just don't get it, are they loosing efficiency?

[peaceandlove]

Blessings Cloud9,

There is another thread on this with more articles especially if you are multi lingual.

2 Japanese Carrying $134 Billion Worth of U.S. Bonds Detained in Italy
http://projectavalon.net/forum/showthread.php?t=14590

[THE eXchanger]

even a spider must be careful

it does NOT catch itself, in its own web

NOT all strings in the spider's web are sticky
and, the spider knows which are sticky
and, which ones are NOT
so they can move around by walking on the nonsticky ones.

Spiders produce two entirely different "types" of thread.

They use the non sticky threads as spokes
to move around their web, while they build the proper sticky bits.

YOU SEE,
one thing that is interesting,
is, that the more control; and; more policing/security, etc.,
it applies to everyone

so, you can NOT always get away,
with doing things, that are against the law
and, NOT think you will get caught,
eventually; you make a goof

and, the webs you orig. woove,
to orig. protect yourself, or, create a cover,
they will get exposed,
and, you will eventually,
get caught in them

it's kind of like all the cameras in Britian,
(it is really awful)
they are watching you everywhere
(well--unless you can turn completely invisable,
and, NOT be caught on film)

everyone -- good and bad - gets filmed

since most people, act good
probably 80% of this world - are good
and, it really is a waste of film

it leaves the other 20%

and, it's that 20% that are at war with each other