By time one counts the cost of paper, ink, machinery, labor, etc., wouldn't it cost more than $1 to print each fake $1?? Not much profit at least.
[edit:] But remember, the $1 bill is the only denomination of U.S. currency currently in production that hasn't gone through redesign to deter counterfeiting.
I don’t think that pallet of money was about money laundering. I think it was about passing (literal) dirty money into the public. Small denominations get given as change all the time and travel faster than big money. I think the Chinese were trying to spread another virus (a Covid “mutation” and it’s the fastest way to do it.
Also, Gates is pushing microchipping with financial information. If they can convince people that money is dangerous (OMGZ, we just did a totally random nationwide survey of money and found out 47% of cash is tainted with coronavirus! Get your chip quick!) they can push for a hands-free money alternative. And those of us who believe in the Bible and have read Revelations know exactly what that is.
Horny dude comes in, says give me $100.00 in 1's, gives 1's to girls, girls take money to bank to deposit, tellers know she is dancer and see it all the time.
That or the girlsl just spend it locally on fast food, cigs, whatever.
I mean its not a HUGE amount of money, but the club makes money coming and going.
Yes, that is another crazy aspect. This is a longish article about Floyd and his attorney Crump. But the meat is about this club where both Chauvin and Floyd worked. Signs of being a front for some CIA or FBI activity and counterfeiting. Tweet at the bottom shows the $900,000 pallets and mentions the counterfeit $1. The crazy part is that making good quality $1 bills would cost more than their worth. I recommend this article to read and remember.
Counterfeit $1s?
Yep, these were counterfeit $1:
https://www.cbp.gov/newsroom/local-media-release/cbp-officers-seize-900k-worth-counterfeit-us-currency
Only reason to counterfeit $1 is for money laundering.
How is $1 useful for money laundering? Serious quesiton.
Have you ever seen anyone run a marker over a $1 bill? Less scrutiny, less of a chance of getting caught.
I dont think counterfeit 1s are any good at money laundering. Tho, I don't speak from experience!
By time one counts the cost of paper, ink, machinery, labor, etc., wouldn't it cost more than $1 to print each fake $1?? Not much profit at least.
[edit:] But remember, the $1 bill is the only denomination of U.S. currency currently in production that hasn't gone through redesign to deter counterfeiting.
I don’t think that pallet of money was about money laundering. I think it was about passing (literal) dirty money into the public. Small denominations get given as change all the time and travel faster than big money. I think the Chinese were trying to spread another virus (a Covid “mutation” and it’s the fastest way to do it.
Also, Gates is pushing microchipping with financial information. If they can convince people that money is dangerous (OMGZ, we just did a totally random nationwide survey of money and found out 47% of cash is tainted with coronavirus! Get your chip quick!) they can push for a hands-free money alternative. And those of us who believe in the Bible and have read Revelations know exactly what that is.
I can just imagine.
Deep Voice "What are you in prison for?"
High Pitch Winy Voice "I made counterfeit 1 dollar bills."
Gets slapped around a bit.
Deep Voice "Your my bitch now."
It was for a strip club... see?
Horny dude comes in, says give me $100.00 in 1's, gives 1's to girls, girls take money to bank to deposit, tellers know she is dancer and see it all the time.
That or the girlsl just spend it locally on fast food, cigs, whatever.
I mean its not a HUGE amount of money, but the club makes money coming and going.
Plus the guy doesn't spend all his ones there and buys cigarettes or tips the dennys waitress with it
Yes, that is another crazy aspect. This is a longish article about Floyd and his attorney Crump. But the meat is about this club where both Chauvin and Floyd worked. Signs of being a front for some CIA or FBI activity and counterfeiting. Tweet at the bottom shows the $900,000 pallets and mentions the counterfeit $1. The crazy part is that making good quality $1 bills would cost more than their worth. I recommend this article to read and remember.
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2020/05/31/sunday-talks-crump-on-floyd-we-dont-understand/
That's how you know it's for trace, not for profit