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As predicted, the collapse of the Satan worshipping financial mafia is accelerating. U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner was detained for questioning by New York police on February 24th and was released after giving evidence about many high level financial criminals, according to New York police sources. “In most cases we have to slap people to get them to talk but in his case we had to slap him to shut him up,” one of the interrogators joked. Geithner has been released but is accompanied at all times by an armed deputy to make sure he does not leave the country. Former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi of Italy is also proving to be very talkative, sources in Europe say. Berlusconi has been released.



Meanwhile, meetings between White Dragon Society representatives and South Korean government officials last week in Seoul were very productive. is first report further on the ongoing chaos in Europe and the US before returning to the Asian negotiations. In general what has happened is that dozens of high level informants have come forth in the past weeks and detailed testimony by them is being gathered. Apart from Geithner and Berlusconi, the talking big fish include members of the Rothschild family who have come forth with startling information.

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Hello ATSer,This is the third part of what now appears to be a series of ATS threads concerning the many resignations occurring right now in the banking sector.Here are the two previous threads, worth reading if you weren't aware of this particular situation:We've seen a couple of resignations here and there the last few weeks, and some of us have been wondering if it was a normal occurance. Sure, we do see some resignations at times, but really?According to this list , there have been 81 resignations of major bankers/political figures since November 7th, 2011. More precisely, there have beenresignations since February 15th, 2012. This is, as of today, an average of 6.25 resignations a day.Please notice we're not talking about small and random bankers here. We are talking about high influential figures, such as the head of the World Bank, the Romanian PM, Haiti PM, Pakistan PM, German President, and MANY CEOs of major banks. We also know that Goldman Sachs' CEO will resign somewhere this summer.Here's a quick list of today's resignation du jour, taken from the article I linked above--------------------------------------Now these are only public resignations. What about the behind-the-door resignations? What about quiet arrests? Now here's where we get more speculative.Today is Monday, and Mondays are the day when Benjamin Fulford, ex asia-pacific bureau chief for Forbes magazine and geo-political analyst, post his weekly update. So what was written today that would be related to this thread:Source: Latest Benjamin Fulford Update So there we go. Remember the rumors about Tim Geithner being arrested? Seems like it may have happened. The thing is that with his high title, these kinds of action do NOT make it to the mainstream media. Is it true? Hard to say, as I mentioned this part of the thread is more speculative. However, we get "confirmation" by Leo Wanta (now we can ask ourselves, is this the real Wanta), as he posted a comment on Ben's update. Here are the comments from the alleged Leo Wanta and David Wilcock: Comments from DW and possibly LW Are you starting to be excited? Now I believe more than ever than something is going on, whether it is a positive event or not. As I've stated in my other threads, either they're running away from the incoming economic crash, or running away form prosecutions and arrest.What's my personal opinion? I had mixed feelings when I created the first thread, but I'm starting to believe it may be something good for common folks like you and I. The news have been very encouraging lately and I hope the momentum will keep on building.We have seen resignations. We are waiting patiently for arrests and public trials now.