The Great Gold Swindle: Yamashita's Gold

The Great Gold Swindle: Yamashita's Gold

by Phoenix Powers

384 pages· 2012· ISBN 9781105583117
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In the 1500's Spanish ships were attacked by privateers since then governments have stolen gold. In 1961, the US reportedly stole $9 billion worth of gold from a family in New Mexico. After WWII, it is believed that Japan colluded with the US to keep more than $100 billion worth of gold. The main evidence, a man's will with $2 billion. This book tells all including: How did Ferdinand Marcos become worth $10 billion? Why have several Philippines Senators been convicted crimes remain in the Philippine Senate? What are the scams? Who controls the Philippine mafia? Who is the owner of the Philippines? How did a reported prostitute obtain a visa to the US? How did a British mother solve her son's murder? Who is Spiritual White Boy? What US Senator was too busy eating dinner to care about the 1986 election he was observing? Why do people still invest in the search for Yamashita's treasure? This is the greatest gold swindle in history.

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