The money plane?
Okay, I went back to the original (maybe, but I’m still poking at that branch in the rabbit hole) which has a few more details plus pictures.
One OT comment after checking the pictures...any of the Old School Chiefs I worked with saw an aircraft looked like that Russki AN-12 on their ramp, somebody would think that it had just clouded up and rained sh**.
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LOL! about the comments about that plane!
Thanks for the link, Unrepentant VN Vet.
LOVE THE PICS!
Whittlin’ and spittin’ here - not verifying my thoughts yet via bunny hole diggin. Surveying, as it were - just putting it all out there to be sorted:
Where I’m getting gnarled up is the timeline of these instances. We sorta know the time frame for the Iran Deal skids-of-cash: late 2015/mid 2016, wasn’t it?
U1 was being hatched and executed, near as I can tell, around 2010-11, early in Obama’s regime?
Now, this link is showing an instance of a “Money Plane” dumping at least portions of its cargo over Russia as recently as last Spring 2018? However, nothing says that this plane has anything to do with it being US treasure particularly.
The least we know is that the US/WW DS seem to be involved in a lot of currency/cash moving.
There was a report some time ago of some Chinese being caught at a border with inordinate amounts of US cash in suitcases. (I don’t recall the details, so I’m not certain, but perhaps that might have been counterfeit.... which lends another element of concern in all this)
Another thing to consider is something like Project Pelican. We know that that program allowed for the bringing IN of a lot of contraband ....but it seems to me that it could certainly have been useful for taking OUT a lot of contraband as well.... ie.,kids, arms, ammo, and.....$$$$$ perhaps?
And lest we forget, there is also the transfer of money over the wires. Q seemed to point to “BDT” which in addition to “Blunt and Direct Time,” some think might mean “Bulk Data Transfer.” There was also a Bangladeshi banking meaning to “BDT” as well (Bangladesh Taka per Swordy’s LexiQon.)
I’m beginning to think we really do need the figurative dynamite and rattlesnakes you mentioned last night to blast the figurative prairie dog holes! This really indeed does seem to be shaping up into a major spelunk/ destructo operation and perhaps gives new meaning to “Follow the Money.
The good people of this nation and of the other countries of the earth have ALL been raped of their treasure by these thugs. It needs to stop.
*texokie leads Unrepentant VN Vet out to the Qanteen shed where the workbench is prepped for the UVNV to work with the figurative dynamite to
chowse the prairie dogs a bit. Or at least to get their attention…. She also shows him the collection of figurative rattlers gathered in the wee hours of the night and placed in the empty Qanteen glass aquarium converted now to herpetarium just as TXnMA and EMI Guy roll up in a honkin’ big earth mover from Longview, TX*
You have cat mail.
I dug into the area the plane was:
Yakutsk, Russia
https://www.bootsnall.com/articles/a-city-of-gold-and-diamonds-yakutsk-russia.html
Siberia is a living museum, a testament to more prosperous times. Buildings crumble where they stand. Roads wind through villages long deserted. Everything is a relic.
Not in Yakutsk. Yakutsk is the capital city of the Sakha Republic (Yakutia), a region unimaginably wealthy in diamonds, gold, oil and gas. Sakha is the world’s second largest producer and exporter of diamonds, and around 30 tons of gold are mined within its borders yearly. The area’s vast mineral wealth got to the head of Mikhail Nikolaev, Sakha’s former president, who made noises about seceding from the Russian Federation. Yakutsk, with its population of slightly over 200,000, would be too tiny to make it on to a map of China, Russia’s southern neighbor. In north-eastern Siberia at 61.5° N, it is a megalopolis, and a wealthy one.
Signs of Sakha’s wealth abound. Brand-new, modern buildings such as the Polar Star Hotel are sprouting up around the city. Many, like Polar Star, are financed by Alrosa, the region’s diamond interest. The sheer number of hotels – 11 – speaks to Yakutsk’s status as a regional center. In contrast, Birobidzhan, the 90,000-person capital of the nearby Jewish Autonomous Republic, is home to a single, lone hotel, which certainly does not match the “money” look of the Polar Star.
Many hotels offer “armoured” rooms. One, Sails Hotel on the main town square, appears to offer very little else. This leads to much speculation as to what sorts of guests patronize these establishments. In the Tigin-Darkhan Hotel restaurant, Dmitry Yakimov, a police detective specializing in combating the mafia, notes that one must be careful in restaurants. “Not everyone here got their money by working for it.” Still, Yakimov notes that the mafia poses no real danger to tourists.
Yakutsk’s fifteen museums, too, speak to its status as a regional center (Birobidzhan has only one). Of these, by far the most impressive is The Treasures of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). This museum, well-guarded and accessible only to small groups of 2-4 visitors at a time, houses the republic’s most valuable and largest diamonds (by law, exceptionally large newly-mined diamonds belong to the state). Gold bricks and nuggets are also on display, along with many other precious and semi-precious stones, such as the radioactive charimite, found only in the Sakha Republic and the neighboring Irkutsk Oblast (charamite can be bought in many tourist shops, but this is not recommended, given the radioactivity). The heart of the exhibit, however, is award-winning and often fanciful jewelry.
(excerpt)
https://medium.com/@martingeddes/wwg1wga-the-greatest-communications-event-in-history-698ba926df64
Incredible stuff Texie.
Re The Money Plane last March:
Goofy as that deal was, it panned out a fairly straightforward (at least for that area) transfer of gold, platinum and diamonds for a “Chukota Mining and Geological company; 75 per cent of the private company is owner by Canadian Kinross Gold”.
Took a look at Kinross Gold http://kinross.com/ and didn’t pick up any big bad smells.
This particular ‘ole looks like a clinker unless HRC or Soros suddenly turn up as major stockholders. /jk