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 August 8, 2011 from PressCore Website 
 
 
	 
	
	
	 
 
 It happened before and it is starting again. Government confiscating (stealing) the people’s life savings. 
 
	Just like in 1929 the British government began 
	its theft of the people’s life savings just before the Great Depression. 
	After an inflationary run-up in prices and asset values, the stock market 
	crashed in 1929, and the economy soon went with the crash. This time the 
	British government is disguising its outright theft by claiming the entire 
	contents of safety deposit banks are owned by criminals and the contents are 
	the proceeds of crimes. 
 
	The British government simply told 
	Scotland Yard that the safety deposit boxes were used by criminals to store 
	cash, guns and drugs. 
 
	The police arrested 146 and charged 30 (those 
	with the most cash and gold in their safety deposit boxes) with trumped up 
	pedophilia, money-laundering, drug-dealing and firearms charges. 
	Armed robbery of bank safety 
	deposit boxes by London Police This isn’t the first time the British government ordered the seizure of its people’s deposits. 
 Back in June 2008, 1 year after the global economic crisis began, police armed with automatic weapons (shown in above image) were ordered by Gordon Brown to seize (to take by force) thousands of deposit boxes, ranging from small book-sized boxes to large walk-in safes in a string of west London raids. 
 Armed robbery is defined as a crime, 
 The contents of safety deposit boxes were stolen by the British government from, 
 The British government came up with the idea back in 2006. 
 The British government needed new money and the only new and real money was being held by the people in safety deposit boxes. The government can’t tax what is sitting for years in thousands of safety deposit boxes so they decided to confiscate it all. 
 The confiscation of the people’s money was codenamed Operation Rize. 
 
	Operation Rize being code for Ruse. The ruse is 
	the British government labeling all safety deposit box owners as criminals 
	in order to steal the valuable contents of their safety deposit boxes. Every 
	safety deposit box in the largest vaults in London were ordered raided based 
	entirely on the British government’s assertion that a handful of safety 
	deposit box owners were suspected of being corrupt. 
 Yesterday, Guan Jianzhong, chairman of Dagong Global Credit Rating, said the U.S. currency (the worthless Federal Reserve Note) is being, 
 
	Because of the rating downgrade and foreign 
	governments dropping the worthless Federal Reserve Note, the U.S. government 
	is being forced by the 
	Federal Reserve
	bankers to make preparations to 
	confiscate the people’s valuable financial assets held in safety deposit 
	boxes across the U.S. by using the same false accusation as the British 
	government - all safety deposit box owners are criminals and the contents of 
	those boxes deemed to be criminal proceeds. 
 In 1917, President Woodrow Wilson was forced by the bankers of the newly formed Federal Reserve to sign the “TWEA” into law, forbidding American individuals and businesses from engaging in trade with “enemy nations.” 
 
	The world’s functional gold standard, which had 
	overseen tremendous global economic growth in the early years of the 
	twentieth century, was effectively halted by the Federal Reserve bankers and 
	the outbreak of World War I soon followed. With gold no longer being the 
	standard for trade (the worthless counterfeit Federal Reserve Note replaced 
	it) the stage was thus set for the Great Depression and World War II. 
 
 
 
 
	Under this 
	Federal Reserve order, 
	Americans were prohibited from owning more than $100 worth of gold coins, 
	and all “hoarders” (i.e. people who owned more than $100 worth of gold) were 
	forced, by law, to sell their “excess” gold to the Federal Reserve bankers 
	at the prevailing price of $20.67 per ounce. 
 
	By simple decree, the Federal Reserve bankers 
	had thereby robbed millions of American citizens at a rate of $14.33 per 
	ounce of confiscated gold, which is why most historians agree that the 
	
	Gold 
	Confiscation of 1933 was the single most draconian economic act in the 
	history of the United States - that is until the Federal Reserve bankers did 
	it again 75 years later. 
 
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