US$100 Counterfeit Supernotes  

I haven't seen much interesting tinfoil circulating in recent months, but this trail of stories from Cryptogon is quite intriguing - Mysterious $100 ‘Supernote’ Counterfeit Bills Appear Across World, Wachovia Bank In Florida Distributing Counterfeit $100 Bills and Pentagon User Searches for Infomation About Wachovia Distributing Counterfeit Money.

We already knew that Wachovia was/is in deep trouble.

And there is no way that this is a coincidence. Ten counterfeit $100 bills in one transaction, from a struggling bank, in the middle of a banking crisis!? No way.

I know. I know. People will say, “If this was a conspiracy to keep a large, struggling bank alive for perception management purposes, they’d use supernotes and those would be mixed in and nobody would know the difference. It’s just a coincidence that this couple got ten counterfeit $100 bills (out of 36) in one transaction.”

Maybe there aren’t enough supernotes available for the scale of the present crisis… Just a guess.

If you’re trying to talk yourself into believing that there’s nothing to see here, do you remember Waiting for Clarity on the Brink of Oblivion? If not, you may want to review that one now, as we learn that, in the midst of a banking crisis, the forth largest U.S. bank, which also happens to be distressed, is distributing counterfeit money…