The Neil Keenan / “Dragon Family” Trillion-Dollar Lawsuit Is Real

December 14th, 2011

The full text of the lawsuit (Case 1:11-cv-08500-JFK, Filed 11/23/11, downloaded from pacer.gov) has been posted at the Divine Cosmos website:

This is a civil claim arising out of the concerted, knowing, malicious scheme and international conspiracy engaged in by the Defendants for the designed purpose of defrauding plaintiff KEENAN, the designated Agent of his Principal, the “Dragon Family,” for the express purpose of expropriating, stealing and converting certain negotiable financial instruments lawfully owned by the Dragon Family and entrusted to KEENAN in early 2009. These assets (hereinafter referred to as the “Dragon Family Financial Instruments” or the “DFFI”) had been intended for participation in select, registered and authorized Private Placement Investment Programs (or “PPPs”) for the benefit of a wide range of global humanitarian purposes. At the time of the criminal and deceitful acts of the Defendants, the approximate face value of the stolen DFFI was One Hundred Forty-Five and One Half Billion ($145,500,000,000.00) United States Dollars with an approximate accrued interest value of One Trillion ($1,000,000,000,000.00) United States Dollars.

Related:

Courthouse News Service: Bizarre Claim for $1 Trillion

TWO JAPANESE CITIZENS CARRYING $134 BILLION WORTH OF UNDECLARED, POSSIBLY COUNTERFEIT U.S. BONDS DETAINED IN ITALY WHILE TRYING TO ENTER SWITZERLAND

8 Responses to “The Neil Keenan / “Dragon Family” Trillion-Dollar Lawsuit Is Real”

  1. Josh says:

    I’d be very interested in getting your thoughts on the rest of this story. Frankly, this guy Benjamin Fulford seems a bit crazy to me.

  2. tito says:

    From the original post regarding the Bonds and the Japanese citizens:

    “The highest denomination ever issued by the Treasury Department was $10,000, he said. The Italian financial police claimed some of the paper was “Kennedy bonds” from the 1930s, but no such bonds ever existed. And the total of Treasury bearer bonds still outstanding is a mere $105 million; the Treasury has been issuing bonds in electronic form since 1986.”

    I have always thought that the most interesting outcome of that incident could be the public revelation that there is a dollar value of Bonds in circulation that is an order of magnitude higher than the published value. Full Faith and Credit of the United States LOL.

  3. Windhorse says:

    “This was an elaborate sting operation that has brought us to where we are today — where a vast international alliance of 117 countries now has a legal way to end the financial tyranny of the Old World Order.”
    http://www.divinecosmos.com/start-here/davids-blog/995-lawsuit-end-tyranny

  4. Windhorse says:

    “Upon information and belief, these Bonds [held by the Dragon Family] have values ranging in the many Thousands of Trillions of United States Dollars, a relatively small portion of which is involved in the claims giving rise to this action.”

    “Each of these currencies, such as the DFFI [Dragon Family Financial Instruments] involved in this action, was and remains duly registered within the Federal Reserve System — and are directly verifiable by the Federal Reserve through its efficient verification system and screening process.” http://www.divinecosmos.com/start-here/davids-blog/995-lawsuit-end-tyranny

  5. Dennis says:

    I’ve felt like things have kind of stalled lately in the plans of the worldly powers that be, as if they may’ve been feeling a bit confronted by things beyond their control and unsure of their next step. I’ve wanted to look a bit deeper than what I’ve been able to find from the usual sources but this…What a mindf*ck!

  6. brandon says:

    Yeah that’s crazy. Maybe pretty elaborate disinfo though. Wraps everything up nice and tight. I like it.

  7. afterhours says:

    I read through most of the interview, and now dearly wish I could have those 15 minutes of my life back :/ Whenever someone claims to have alternate, “secret”, histories of nearly every country on earth, with no proof of any kind other than a bald “I have all the documents to prove it”, that person has zero credibility to me. The interviewer is fawning, and even without the ridiculous numbers involved, Fulford seems like a loon, if I’m honest.

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