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Rare 1973 $1 Ascending Descending Ladder RADAR Serial1234321 PMG GEM UNC65 EPQ    US $795.00

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6 NOTE FANCY LADDER SERIAL SET $1 98765 43210 GEM CU    US $1,050.00

Rare 2002 $5 Ascending Descending Ladder RADAR Serial0123210 PMG GEMUNC 65 EPQ    US $725.00

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Rare 2004 $20 Ascending Descending Ladder RADAR Serial0123210 PMG GEMUNC 66 EPQ    US $850.00

Rare 1973 $1 Ascending Descending Ladder RADAR Serial2345432 PMG GEMUNC 66 EPQ    US $975.00

Rare 1971 $10 Ascending Descending Ladder RADAR Serial1234321 PMG GEMUNC 66 EPQ    US $999.00

Rare 1971 $10 Descending Ascending Ladder RADAR Serial7654567 PMG CHUNC 64 EPQ    US $795.00

$10 1929 FNB LOVELAND CO LADDER SERIAL 123 PCGS F12    US $1,995.00

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$1 2006 BOCA RATON RUN PCGS 65PPQ LADDER SERIAL 765    US $150.00

1929 FRBN BROWN $20 NATIONAL CURRENCY NOTE LADDER FANCY SERIAL E 012 12 123 A    US $229.99

BOC 2004 $100 Journey Series Consecutive Serial Ladder 6543210 PMG CHUNC64 EPQ    US $795.00

BOC 2004 $100 Journey Series Consecutive Serial Ladder 0123456 PMG GEMUNC66EPQ    US $995.00

2003 A $1 FRN FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE CURRENCY ★FANCY LADDER SERIAL★ A12355444B    US $9.95

Rare 2001 $10 Ascending Ladder Serial2345678 PMG GEM UNC65 EPQ    US $745.00

Rare 2002 $5 Ascending Descending Ladder RADAR Serial2345432 PMG GEMUNC 66 EPQ    US $835.00

Rare 2002 $5 Descending Ladder Serial9876543 PMG GEM UNC65 EPQ    US $745.00

RARE FANCY LADDER SERIAL 1957 $1 SC Y12340000A GEM CU    US $699.99

RARE FANCY LADDER SERIAL 1969$1 D12300000A IN GEM CU    US $699.99

$1 Broken Ladder Pairs Serial Number Contains 23456789 Out of Order    US $5.55

$2 2003A Broken Ladder PAIRS w Serial s Comprised of 23456789 Out of Order    US $8.88

$1 2006 complete packwith FULL LADDER SERIAL12345678Gem CU    US $2,795.00

Rare 1971 $10 Bank of Canada Descending Ladder Serial7654321 PMG GEM UNC 65 EPQ    US $895.00

$5 1981 DALLAS KB BLOCK PCGS 66PPQ LADDER SERIAL 242322    US $140.00

$5 1981 DALLAS KB BLOCK PCGS 66PPQ LADDER SERIAL 242526    US $170.00

CONFEDERATE PERFECT 1234 LADDER SERIAL on ALMOST UNCIRCULATED J DAVIS 50¢ CSA    US $399.00

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1934 DOWN LADDER Fancy serial 00004321 Star note KC pcgs graded    US $4,321.00

2006 $1 NOTE FANCY SERIAL MIXED LADDER OF 39458267 23456789    US $29.00

43 43 22 11 $5 DOLLAR REPEATER REPEATING LADDER SERIAL NUMBER BILL NOTE FIVE    US $19.19

13 Fed Res $1 notes w broken Ladder Serial numbers    US $15.00

2006 $5 FRN 6 0s LOW Ladder SERIAL NUMBER IJ00000280A w BEP Folder GEM CU Note    US $44.98

Digital Photo 1996 $100 US Notes One Star Note Ladder Down Serial 042    US $.99

Serial Killers Supreme

Since I've worked in the back alleys and sewers of the US federal government for years, I'm often asked about the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). I can sum up the people who make up this organization in one word--putrid.

Every CIA agent I've met has been a reckless thug whose death would only improve our air quality. In nearly every case where the CIA had been counted on for up-to-date and accurate intelligence, they've failed. This agency, more than any other, has provided false and/or tainted information to Congress time and time again. Not only are these hooligans not held accountable for misappropriation and misuse of billions of tax dollars, they get away with foreign and domestic premeditated murder.

As difficult as it might be to believe, there is one rung lower on the ungodly ladder that goes into the basement of the federal government. That spot is occupied by none other than the Department of Defense. These diabolical sub-humans are serial killers supreme. They operate Weapons of Mass Destruction Sales & Service. This group sells high-tech weapons to anyone and everyone. Missiles, antisubmarine torpedoes, landmines, fighter jets, attack helicopters, and on and on. As the old saying goes, It's not as hard getting to the top as it is staying there. Staying ahead of other top arms dealers like the United Kingdom, Israel, and Russia demands a fulltime staff. That's not a big problem because US Embassies are nothing more than storefronts for the DOD and the CIA. I'm sorry, did you think all those well paid people living in a style that only the mega rich could afford were there for weary American travelers? If that were the case, US Embassies would have been sold off years ago.

While the US military are chasing their own tails in Afghanistan, the CIA is also there with millions of dollars trying to bribe warlords to take on the Taliban, knowing that our military men would die of old age before they'd win a war against the Taliban. While Bush and Blair were readying the bill payers in the US and UK to fight a war in Iraq based on nothing but lies, ninety percent of the heroin in the US and UK was flowing out of Afghanistan right in front of everyone's eyes. But there is some good news: the DOD was recouping part of the cost in Afghanistan by selling arms to Pakistan who was more than glad to turn around and sell those arms to countries the DOD couldn't sell to since they were on the bad guy list. Nevertheless, if you're going to have a war, both sides need a few weapons or you can't call it a war. That is one of the best reasons on earth for building faster, more powerful weapons than those you sell to your enemy. It's not only job security; it's a matter of survival.

About the Author

Bob Miller born in Florence AL, served as a pilot in Vietnam in 1968-69. He was shot down twice and was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal. He ran for a seat in the U.S. Senate in 1992. He produced the television show, The Late Show (BLAB 2001), and worked as the golf pro on Holland America's ms Westerdam. Miller is considered one of America's most controversial writers. His newest title Kill Me If You Can is extremely controversial and considered divisive.

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