If you've never heard of Leo Wanta, don't feel ashamed, because you should be ashamed of the Western news media that claims to be the freest in the world.
This is an unfolding story that has already been abuzz in international financial and diplomatic circles from Singapore to Paris, but the mainstream Western media has remained incredibly silent.
This will be a shocking case affecting major countries and international banks in the world, including China.
An important reason for the violent turbulence in the international financial market in May and June of 2006 was that a huge sum of US$4.5 trillion was secretly transferred from Switzerland to the United States to "privately" use this case.
Such a huge transfer of funds caused a US dollar liquidity shortage crisis in the world financial market, which directly led to the collapse of stock markets and commodity markets (including gold and silver) that swept across the world in May and June of 2006.
.Who is Manta?
How did he end up with a fortune of $27.5 trillion?
Isn’t it said that the world’s richest man has a net worth of just over 50 billion US dollars?
How could anyone have more than 500 times more wealth than Bill Gates?
When the international media hypes Bill Gates, who has a net worth of US$50 billion, to continue to be the richest man in the world all day long, if you believe it is true, you will be fooled.
On the so-called rich list that people are familiar with, you can't find the "invisible" super-rich figures at all, because they have already tightly controlled the major Western media.
Vantaa's true identity was President Reagan's most trusted financial war expert. He was a senior official of the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the CIA, and the FBI.
In the 1980s, Vantaa was directly ordered by President Reagan to engage in a secret financial war aimed at subverting the Soviet ruble.
He established the "New Republic Financial Group" (New Republic Financial Group) in Wisconsin, USA. The company's operating capital was only US$17,000. However, soon after the capital was injected from secret overseas accounts in the United States, Vantaa's business grew rapidly.
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By October 1990, Vantaa completed a highly profitable transaction of buying 140 billion rubles for US$5 billion at a price double that of the black market (28 rubles to 1 US dollar), thanks to his connections within the Soviet Union.
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In January and February 1991, Wanta shorted gold by as much as 2,000 tons on the London gold trading market.
The already weak Soviet economy relied entirely on gold exports to survive. The plummeting price of gold drove the final nail in the lid of the Soviet Union's coffin.
Vantaa's covert operation became known as the "Great Ruble Scam".
In the years after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Vantaa and other senior experts in U.S. financial warfare cooperated with corrupt forces within the former Soviet Union and looted the national wealth of the former Soviet Union.
The situation was once so absurd that American economist Jeffrey Sachs directly helped Yeltsin revise the presidential decree. American lawyer Jonathan Hay personally formulated numerous Russian legal provisions and government regulations. The U.S. Treasury Department
In a letter to the Russian Deputy Minister of Finance, Lawrence Summers even provided detailed guidance on how to formulate and implement economic policies.
The condition of the Russian economy is under the "careful care" of the "American doctor", and the consequences can be imagined.
The winter of 1991 was extremely harsh for the Russian people. The Russian economy, which had already suffered severe bleeding, was crushed by the "wealth meat grinder" of hyperinflation started by international financiers. A large number of mainstream society in the former Soviet Union
People's life savings were wiped out overnight.
University professors, doctors, military officers, and engineers took to the cold streets to sell various low-priced commodities. Some of them even had to beg.
When Gorbachev attended the West Asian Peace Forum in Madrid in November 1991, he even had to secretly leave the meeting early because his Russian delegation could not afford hotel accommodation.
Where has the huge national wealth that the Soviet people accumulated over the past 70 years gone?
Is it true that the Soviet economy is already "insolvent" as Western economists say?
Will people's wealth really "evaporate" without a trace? In fact, in hyperinflation, wealth does not evaporate, it just changes.
Vantaa's $27.5 trillion is the whereabouts of the "evaporated" wealth of the people of the former Soviet Union.