[cherry]

Japanese Emperor and Rockefeller

http://book.geocities.jp/japan_conspira ... ml#page140

http://3rd.geocities.jp/jcon_tline/02/n ... 0_05J.html

In 1975, Japanese Emperor visited David Rockefeller's home.

But the investigation on this history has revealed that former Chinese president Jiang Zemin is probably a descendant of Liechtenstein royal family.

Liechtenstein is a very small nation.

But this country is said to be the worst tax haven, which is much worse than Switzerland.

( hypotheses are included )

( http://park.geocities.jp/j_con4/P08/p314B.html )

[MB.]

Liechtenstein is pretty crazy. I met some bros from Liechtenstein when I was in England once. They pretty much get paid by the Prince of Liechtenstein to just fuck around and do whatever, because all of the microstates income comes from its tax loop-holes. GDP per capita (there's only 30,000 people living there) is like $150,000, and there are more registered companies than citizens in Liechtenstein. The country is supposed to be worth nearly 5 billion dollars.

[ThirdTerm]

Hirohito visited the Rockefeller Guest House at Pocantico in New York because it was known as a Japanese-style guest house and there were no financial or personal ties to the Rockefeller family. Interestingly, Disneyland and San Diego Zoo were also included in the itinerary like a normal Japanese tourist. Back then Hirohito was still seen as a war criminal and he was often heckled by protesters.

1. The Emperor is quite taciturn by nature and is not an easy man to draw out in casual conversation. Some categories of general conversational subjects are as follows. (In addition, Ambassador Hodgson has suggested a number of subjects that he thinks would be of interest to the Emperor [Tab D].) a. The visit itself: -- The Emperor's interest in marine biology. He will visit Woods Hole Laboratory in Massachusetts and Scripps Institution in San Diego. Relations with the press and photographers. Other major aspects of the visit: Williamsburg1 Arlington Cemetery, Mount Vernon, Smithsonian, Vice President and Mrs. Rockefeller's Japanese-style house at Pocantico, football game in New York, farm visit outside of Chicago, Disneyland1 San Diego Zoo1 San Francisco, Honolulu, Mauna Kea.