So after all it apparently was an act of man, of some very evil men, that caused the Japanese nuclear catastrophe.

• TOKYO, March 18 | Thu Mar 17, 2011 8:13pm EDT

(Reuters) - The dollar spiked about 2 yen to above 81 yen on Friday, after the G7 agreed on joint intervention in the wake of the yen's surge to a record high the previous day.
The dollar jumped to 81.20 yen from roughly around 79.20 yen. The dollar last stood at 80.65 yen, up 2.2 percent on the day, having pulled up from a post-World War Two record low of 76.25 yen hit on Thursday on trading platform EBS. (Reporting by Hideyuki Sano)

• http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/money_co/2011/01/debt-ceiling-raise-obama-geithner-congress-republicans-bonds-default.html

Thanks to DP and Anonymous.

By the way, when you say bankers, think Knights of Malta and their controllers, i.e. Rome.

Yes, bankers benefited: they tried very hard to manipulate the dollar via the yen, under the cover of humanitarian aid to Japan - as usual. I thought all along that if this disaster hadn't happened, they would have had to create it: after all, March 2011 is when the dollar's demise is supposed to begin, the month the U.S. officially runs out of money. Interesting coincidence, isn't it.