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Is Your Safety Deposit Box a Crime Scene?
By Mark Nestmann
For many years, I’ve advocated keeping valuable items in private vaults, rather than safety deposit boxes. A raid June 2 on three private vaults in London has led me to change my mind.
In a meticulously orchestrated operation, more than 300 heavily armed police simultaneously raided the vaults, all owned by Safe Deposit Centres Ltd. Subsequently, police arrested two of the South-African born owners of the company on suspicion of money laundering and related charges.
In the most unprecedented example of wholesale confiscation I can recall in a “civilized” country, U.K. police seized every one of the more than 7,000 safety deposit boxes in the vaults. According to a spokesman from the London police, “Each box will be treated as a crime scene in its own right.”
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All wealth will be attacked as we transition to the new system.
agreed. serfdom here we come. also, thanks for the suggestion re: language that sounds as though we’re defeated. i don’t believe we are, so please point out when i do (the second sentence above excluded for reasons of sarcasm).