1913%E9%BB%83%E9%87%91%E5%82%B5%E5%88%B8%E5%90%91KMT%E8%BF%BD%E8%A8%8E02-18-2015.docx(原稿)
不許欠債賴帳不還 一群正義之士向中國國民黨追討1913年黃金債券公債
重要：回家問你祖母，我們家有否1913年黃金債券公債。
1913年中華民國(現流亡中) 甫建國而百廢待興，乃向國際發行黃金債券公債(如圖)；1949年中國國民黨被中國共產黨趕出中國、流亡日夲臺灣，順勢殘殺約35萬臺灣精英且霸佔日本的財產為【黨產】，並以此貪贓枉法之財，武裝及經濟控制夲土臺灣人，成為世界上最富有的政黨和最殘暴的政黨之一。
然，對1913巨額的黃金債券公債卻依然耍賴、賴帳不願贖回，約4年前(2011年)有北美洲臺灣鄉親對中國國民黨興訟討債、但因後續無力而暫行重新組合…..；
今，有更大的一群臺派正義之土結合歐、美、日等國的黃金債券持有人，誓言依1979年【美國臺灣關係法】等向中國國民黨要求贖回(買回/收回) 此1913黃金債券公債…。
臺灣自治政府 的成員們亦有多人介入参與此項義舉，我們亦歡迎臺派人土、中國籍人土等黃金債券持有人與我們連絡、追討您應有的權益。
這個黃金債券追討的代理公司是由歐、美、日、臺等黃金債券持有人所組成，其成員有巨型歐、美基金公司，國際法律師等、他們將依國際法行事向中國國民黨要求贖回(買回/收回) 此1913黃金債券公債，敬請大家拭目以待。
債券贖回追討代理公司簡介：
1) 名稱：自由福爾摩沙公司Formosa Liberty Corporation (OTC Pink上市公司)
2) 登記在美國：http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/FLIB/profile
3) 網站：http://formosaliberty.com/users/awp.php?ln=719066
5) 連絡：Mr. 王豊琢1-626-607-3897 Email: taiwangovernmentusa@gmail.com
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-----Original Message-----
From: Cheng Kuang Chen chengkuangchen@gmail.com [GlobalForumIntl] <GlobalForumIntl@yahoogroups.com>
To: GlobalForum <globalforumintl@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tue, Feb 17, 2015 11:35 am
Subject: [GlobalForumIntl] Re: ROC gold bonds going to collection agency
Posted by: Cheng Kuang Chen < chengkuangchen@gmail.com>
From: Cheng Kuang Chen chengkuangchen@gmail.com [GlobalForumIntl] <GlobalForumIntl@yahoogroups.com>
To: GlobalForum <globalforumintl@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tue, Feb 17, 2015 11:35 am
Subject: [GlobalForumIntl] Re: ROC gold bonds going to collection agency
Dear John:
It is a good news ! Our efforts -- although a part only--, bring some good result! Now, what is the next for the people who has the bonds one or a few pcs in hands to do?
Any news? Please follow and advise!
Regards
CK Chen
On Tue, Feb 17, 2015 at 11:07 AM, Michael Richardson <richardsonreports@gmail.com> wrote:
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Greetings!The fabled Chinese gold bonds defaulted on by the Republic of China-in-exile have been picked up by a Delaware-based debt collection company that wants the Kuomintang to pay up.Michael RichardsonTaiwan Policy ExaminerExaminer.com
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2011 effort to redeem Chinese gold bonds
TCRLO
Formosa Liberty Corporation, a Delaware debt collection company, announced on Feb. 17 that it had assembled a portfolio of defaulted Republic of China bonds and would attempt to obtain a settlement with the Kuomintan國民黨government currently occupying Taiwan. Peter Hsieh, CEO of Formosa Liberty, authorized the disclosure of the international collection effort in a company statement.
Republic of China
The news release stated: “The Kuomintang or Chinese Nationalist Party is the ruling party of the Republic of China. The Republic of China in Exile is the current government of Taiwan. Prior to 1949, the Kuomintang issued hundreds of millions of dollars in gold backed bonds and refinanced the foreign debt obligations of previous Chinese governments. However by 1949 these sovereign debts were all in default in one the largest sovereign debt defaults of the 20th Century.”
The company has instructed its lawyers to contact the chairman of the Kuomintang for an explanation and a plan to repay the debt. Formosa Liberty’s choice of attorneys signals the company is serious. Heading the legal team to recover the Chinese “black gold” for bondholders is Jonathan Levy. Levy successfully obtained a default determination against a Kuomintang business group in U.S. District Court in 2011 over defaulted ROC gold bonds. When the plaintiff, Taiwan Civil Rights Litigation Organization(謝鎮寬), sought an order to compel an accounting of Kuomintang assets the judge, James Ware, took the unusual action of dismissing the lawsuit on his own prerogative. The Kuomintang defendants had not made an appearance and did not ask Ware, in court, to take action. Judge Ware is no stranger to controversy, having once falsely represented himself in a speech as the brother of a dead boy creating calls for his removal from the bench.
“Formosa Liberty Corporation’s immediate goal is to warn about this colossal debt load that threatens the livelihood of every man, woman, and child in Taiwan. And to become the largest holder of defaulted Kuomintang debt for the purpose of reaching a global settlement on behalf of bondholders,” said the company.
Attorney Jonathan Levy authored a lengthy article in the Taipei Times during the TCRLO litigation, discussing the Kuomintang debt responsibility. Levy cited a Republic of China in-exile Executive Order called Article 63 that reaffirmed the debt.
Levy quoted former ROC Minister of Justice Cheng Chung-mo(城仲謀). “The intent of this Act in regards to pre-1950 Chinese bonds was to reaffirm their existence as defaulted foreign debt obligations of the Republic of China owed in the United States and elsewhere and to defer their resolution until national unification. These bonds referred to in Article 63 were all issued by the former Kuomintang government of the Republic of China or were ratified by the Kuomintang government.”
The newspaper article discussed ramifications of the ROC debt to the Taiwanese people: “Taiwan itself, under Republic of China occupation since 1945, had no part to play in racking up the debt. Taiwan was a possession of Japan from 1895 until 1945, the very dates when almost all of the debt arose. Taiwanese would not stand for insult being added to injury by being forced to pay off a hefty portion of the KMT’s debt in China, which financed the industrial infrastructure that the PRC today exploits.”
The Securities and Exchange Commission considers the gold bonds to be historical documents worth only what collectors would pay. Con artists have also used the bonds to defraud their victims while the American Bondholder Foundation claims that the People’s Republic of China will redeem the bonds on its own initiative, a doubtful prospect. Formosa Liberty cautions, “Typically the longer sovereign debt has been in default, the less likely a settlement.”
One of the many unfinished goals of ROC President Ma Ying-jeou 馬英九is resolve the longstanding issue of Kuomintang wealth. Many in the Kuomintang are unwilling to give up the ill-gotten treasure looted over the years and known on the street as “black gold”. The Delaware-based collection agency might just help President Ma with a solution, pay off the gold bond debt with Kuomintang assets.
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