Cyprus Central Bank “Steals” Russian KGB Deposits – Will Putin Retaliate? SERIOUS FINANCIAL GLOBAL RESET

March 19, 2013 - European Union officials, specifically the European Central Bank and the IMF, have forced an unprecedented ‘Bailout’ deal on the Government of the tiny island nation of Cyprus, to keep Cyprus from going bankrupt, and potentially dragging down the EU and the IMF with it.

If this wasn’t bad enough, the Government of Cyprus announced over the weekend it would impose a ‘Bank Levy’ on accounts at all Cyprus banks, as a way of creating 13 Billion dollars (10 Billion Euros) to pay the EU and the IMF for their bailout from bankruptcy.

One of Cyprus biggest banking customers is Vladimir Putin and the Russian KGB. Russian Corporations were looking for a ‘safe’ place to store their massive business profits, so five years ago, they made a deal with Cyprus to store their corporate funds in Cyprus banks.

Believe me when I say if you take Russian ‘Corporate’ money, you can bet that the KGB, and its former head, Vladimir Putin, have more than just a little to do with it.

If you do business with Russia, everything comes through a bank in Cyprus.

So the Cyprus Parliament hatches a plan to impose a ‘levy’ on all account holders, big and small, in an effort to pay back the EU and the IMF for their recent bailout, to the tune of 10 Billion Euros, roughly 13 Billion dollars, US.

Cyprus officials are now in fear for their lives, because confiscating Russian money cannot be good for your overall well-being.

This ‘levy’ has catastrophic implications, and this is a major miscalculation on the part of the Cypriot Government.

Details of the ‘levy’ are as follows.

Normally, when you put your hard earned money into the bank for safe keeping, your account is insured up to a certain amount. This type of banking has been going on for 100 years now, ever since the Federal Reserve Act legislation was passed by the Congress of The United States in 1913.

The U.S. Federal Reserve Bank owns 80% of the EU Central Bank, The IMF, and all banking systems Worldwide, which is one of the reasons why our most recent recession was felt so badly by our partners across the pond. As goes the U.S., so goes the world.

This lead to the recent bailouts of Greece, Spain, Portugal, Italy and now Cyprus, forcing Cyprus to take drastic measures because their banking system is on the verge of collapse.

But getting back to the levy, the Cyprus Government will take a “onetime fee” of 6.75% on accounts under 100,000 Euros, and a 9.9% fee on accounts above the 100,000 mark.

No bank in its right mind would do this, and one has to wonder, why now?

I’ll tell you why. There are two factors at play here.

One, The One Peoples Public Trust, OPPT, foreclosed on the World Monetary system in late December 2012, effectively ending the Reserve system of banking as we know it. All bets off, right.

They foreclosed on the Federal Reserve Bank of the U.S., the IMF, and all Governments and their central banks, the Vatican, the British Monarchy and every banking system and corporation on the Planet through UCC filings, ending our global system of reserve banking.

Two, the Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, very quietly foreclosed on our own Federal Reserve Bank back in January, after the Federal Reserve Act expired, as the bill passed by Congress in 1913 was only good for 100 years.

Notice how quiet the U.S. Government is about the mess going on in Cyprus?

Additionally, they have invented ways to keep the minds of the U.S. population busy as of late, i.e., the Sequester, Unemployment, Immigration, Congressional feuding, and anything else you can think of all the way back to the day after the election, all designed to keep our minds and our eyes off of the Federal Reserve foreclosure by the SEC.

But let’s stay on point. So the Cypress Central Bank imposes new, never before tried rules on their patrons, more specifically, Russia, in a brash attempt to either get the 10 Billion Euros, or to get the EU and the IMF to soften their bailout plan for Cyprus. Bad idea.

Why did they do this? They did it because as one of the global banking systems, 80% owned by our FED, they know that the Federal Reserve has been foreclosed on, the world monetary system is no longer valid or legal, and they are in essence, doing whatever they want to, because the 800 pound gorilla in the room (The Fed) is absent.

So with nobody to enforce old, invalid, illegal banking regulations, why not work that angle, the one no one is talking about, the foreclosure of the world reserve system of banking, and play a very deadly game of cat and mouse with the EU, the IMF, the Fed, and the Russians.

Now if they can get the 8,000 pound gorilla in the room, (Russian KGB) to relax and wait until the EU and the IMF officials get as scared for their lives as the Cyprus Legislators are, they will change the bailout language to soften the blow, and allow banking officials in Cypress to backtrack, and remove the “levy, ” and keep Putin and his gang happy.

Or they could be waiting to see if the U.S. Government will print 13 Billion dollars, and bailout Cyprus themselves.

Hell, with the U.S. running multi-trillion dollar deficits, 13 Billion is a drop in the bucket, beer and skittles money, at best.

Either way, playing with the KGB is Russian Roulette, so to speak, (Pun Intended) and if the elected officials and bankers in Cyprus aren’t already in fear for their lives, they should be.

Today will be a big day in Cypress, and in Moscow and Washington as well.

As always, Sam Davis

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On Monday we reported the very disturbing news that despite the ongoing liquidity blockade, capital controls and (somewhat) closed Cyprus banks, one particular group of people - the very same group targeted to prompt this whole ludicrous collapse of the island nation - Russian Oligrachs had found ways to bypass the ringfence and pull their money out quickly and quietly. We said that, if confirmed, "If we were Cypriots at this point we would be angry. Very, very angry." Turns out the Cypriots did become angry, and the questions are finally starting. As Spiegel reports, the Cypriot Parliament, which may or may not last too long once the banks reopen tomorrow and the people realize that in a fractional reserve banking system, those deposits you thought were there... they are gone, poof, has begun investigating the capital flight that may means the destruction of Cyprus has been for nothing. Sadly, it is now too little, too late.

From Spiegel:

Banks have been closed and accounts frozen in Cyprus recently. Nevertheless, large amounts were moved out of the country's crippled financial institutions on the eve of the bailout package. Lawmakers are suspicious and are investigating both the government and the Cypriot central bank.

Panicos Demetriades looked dead tired as he opened the press conference on Tuesday afternoon on the fourth floor of the Central Bank of Cyprus. The questions and answers flew back and forth for 90 minutes, with Finance Minister Michalis Sarris doing his best to back up the central bank head. Outside, the mountains slowly receded from view behind into a haze, while inside journalists became increasingly restive. When the session ended, many were left wondering why Demetriades had invited them in the first place. He had virtually nothing new to say.

Many interpreted the press conference as a symbolic exercise. Central bank head Demetriades, they felt, sought to stage a show of strength to counter the pressure that has been heaped on his shoulders in recent days. For one, he announced earlier this week, without consulting the Cypriot government first, that small banks in the country would open their doors again on Tuesday, in contrast to the island-nation's two largest financial institutions Laiki and Bank of Cyprus. The result was a massive protest from the smaller banks and a reversal. The banks stayed closed. For the moment, the opening date is set for Thursday, and many fear that a flood of angry customers could overwhelm the sector...