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Time, once again, to catch up with the latest antics of our favorite con artists. Able to Sue Over Medical
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Earlier today, the following message popped into my old email address (which I A must-pass spending bill in
still look at from time to time)... Congress...
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Facebook and search for Maharlikan Tribe. The woman claims More than 800 students from
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to live in a castle and had the indigenous people sign papers
and claim her queen. She's now claiming to be the true queen
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out NOW of the Philippines. Check Facebook and tell me what you think? Injunction Blocking Border
My guess is they might hypnotise people. Wall F...
A horrible day -- in A federal court ruled that
the US and the UK President ...
Very odd. How did this person access the old email address? At any rate, I don't do
Barr's plan to put Joe Britt McHenry Sues Fox News,
Biden in jail. Facebook. Saying Tyrus Sexually Harass...
The Fox Nation host accused her
History's biggest forme...
frame-up is in the "Queen" Legaspi is indeed a cult leader in the Philippines: She claims to be the
works. Messiah, or something similar. (Reports vary.) Her friends include Dr. Hans
Stop kidding Kempe, the man who single-handedly cured cancer. (Just ask him.)
yourselves. Plus: As I
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predicted, Another of her friends is everyone's favorite scammer, Wilfredo Saurin -- a.k.a.
Kolomoisky has Yohannes Riyadi, a.k.a. Bill Hayward, a.k.a. The Richest Man in the World, a.k.a
become a key player BBC News - Home
The Philippines Phantom.
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Johnson thanks North for tru...
Saurin first came to our attention back in 2009, when the Italians arrested him as Boris Johnson visits Sedgefield
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he was carrying $134 billion in "Federal Reserve Bonds" into Switzerland. The in no...
Memeorandum right-wing conspiratorialists jumped all over this story. Bottom line: The "bonds"
were all fakes, printed on an inkjet printer and artificially aged. The same Election 2019: Sturgeon
D.U. Latest fraudulent instruments have been used in many previous scams (and have also gathers SNP MPs after victory
The first minister says most
Guardian been sold on Ebay as novelty items). I have reason to believe that Queen Legaspi people i...
originally created the worthless things.
General election 2019: Labour
Slate facing long haul, warns McD...
I never did figure out precisely how Saurin hoped to make money with these Shadow chancellor blames Brexit
Politico for t...
"bonds." In general, it is easier to scam rich people if you can convince them that
Google News you too are rich. New Zealand volcano: Krystal
Eve Browitt named as victim
Media Matters Krystal Eve Browitt died on
My original investigations into this story can be found here and here and here. White Isl...
Democracy Now Salon also did a piece on the Mystery Bonds; the writer was kind enough to cite
my work. Rod Stewart becomes oldest
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Bellingcat A few years later, Wilfredo -- now semi-permanently inhabiting his "Riyadi" The veteran singer beats Robbie
persona -- showed up again. This time, he had hornswoggled an actual British Lord Willi...
DC Blue (Lord James of Blackheath) into believing that he, Riyadi, was the richest man in Boy able to hug brother for
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the world, with over $15 trillion to his name. (Which he earned fair and square, by first time
The Confluence The conspiracy theorists insist that Lord Blackheath is telling
the truth, and that all doubt is slander. Why do they say this? The secret why Trump won't
Daniel Hopsicker release his taxes
Because -- to put the matter very succinctly -- Saurin has spun CNN's Chris Cillizza says
Unhack the Vote
a paranoia-filled yarn about the Federal Reserve. Conspiracy President D...
buffs of a certain stripe will believe anything you tell them, as Supreme Court to hear Trump
Critiques of long as you tell them something dark and ominous about the pleas to block subpoenas
Libertarianism Federal Reserve. The Supreme Court said Friday it
will...
Northwest Research
READ: Trump appeal to have
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Saurin/Riyadi/Hayward was able to prove that his wealth was real by displaying an House subpoenas blocked
ACTUAL DOCUMENT issued by none other than HSBC. Allegedly. You can see President Donald Trump asked
the Supr...
For the Record it here.
Trump's historical impact on
Dare I suggest that Queen Legaspi fired up the printer again...? America's courts
Tweets Vox's Ian Millhiser explains how
A more recent story about Saurin/Riyadi/Hayward, from February of this year, the ...
Asha Rangappa displays similar documentary "proof" from the Bank of Indonesia. Analysis: The courts could help
Trump fight impeachment
Marcy Wheeler President Donald Trump has
The $15 trillion apparently came from Riyadi’s stash of 750,000 made his c...
Natasha Bertrand tonnes of gold held in the US. This brings in an additional Opinion: The Supreme Court
David Corn consideration to the case: Nevermind money, just how much should do the right thing
On Monday, President Donald
gold is there in the world? Trump los...
Preet Bharara
Vicky Ward
According to the World Gold Council, Riyadi’s claims cannot be FeedWind
Interestingly, a figure calling himself "Mr. Gold" has entered the scene, claiming
that he has found the treasure. He has told his story not to the New York Times or
the Wall Street Journal but to those bastions of journalistic excellence, The Barnes
Review and the American Free Press.
Are "Mr. Gold" and wiley Wilfredo one and the same? Maybe; maybe not.
Do they know each other? Are they confederates? Well....let's just say that I would
not be even slightly surprised.
In our last look at Saurin, we learned that he has a couple of American buddies:
One calls himself Dr. Keith Francis Scott (!!) and the other is Alexander Mann.
(Get it? He's just A. Mann.) Apparently, these fellows are all somehow involved
with a Vietnamese "government in exile" located in Orange County, California.
These people were connected to a CIA counterfeiting operation in place during the
war: The idea was to devalue the North Vietnamese currency by airdropping
billions in counterfeit notes.
So what has this band of scalawags been up to lately? Well, someone went out of
his way to persuade me that Queen Legaspi has been practicing mass hypnosis in
the Philippines. I don't know if that is true, but the allegation is now on the record.
This unusual blog (apparently the work of someone named Paul Collin) refers to
Saurin as The Philippines Phantom. It seems that the wiley one has recently been
using the monicker William V. Morales. Apparently, he had been trying to sell
funny money to a group in the Philippines called the Presidential Commission on
Good Government.
It's a little hard to make out exactly what all of that is supposed to mean, but I
think that one key lesson is this: You can get important people to take you
seriously if you wear a nice suit and if you carry official-looking pieces of paper.
If you google the name "Saroeun Soush," you'll discover all sorts of fun stuff.
Apparently, he was doing business in Cambodia...
I also did a little research into the name "Joseph Daraman." This may actually be
the name of a confederate of Wilfredo Saurin. Or perhaps two men use the same
alias. Such things have happened before.
Joseph Teo Hui Kiat (another of Saurin's many personas) has produced an alleged
document -- signed by Ben Bernanke! -- "proving" that he has deposited one
billion dollars with the Federal Reserve. Hey, that's chump change for a guy who is
worth $15 trillion.
It's also worth noting that, in a document reproduced here, Yohannes Riyadi
expresses his anger with Wilfredo Saurin. Maybe they should duke it out, the way
Ed Norton and Brad Pitt did toward the end of Fight Club.
You must be wondering: How do these scamps stay out of jail? Surely, there must
be laws against printing up your own documentation allegedly issued by major
banking concerns. At this point I should note, en passant, that other high-level con
artists have been known to earn a "get out of jail free" card by doing the occasional
gig for the spooks. (That ploy has its limits, as Ozzie LeWinter discovered.)
If Saurin and his associates keep finding ways to avoid the pokey, I'll probably be
following their frantic antics for the rest of my life.
Added note: If you're a con artist, you may want to think twice before adopting
the persona of The Richest Man In The World. That scheme has one huge
drawback: Whenever you go out to lunch with a friend, you'll be expected to pick
up the check.
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