This is slowly coming forward. I assume that this will be washed away at some stage. http://goldsilver.com/news/the-15-t...term=The+15+TRILLION+Money-Laundering+Mystery Listen to the good Lord (and note the empty seats which should be filled by the parasites that rort expenses and keep their snouts in the public trough for no good purpose) "1507 tonnes of gold mined in the history of the world" says Sassoon in Treasury - and laughter ensues [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMccY_xXfCg[/youtube]
More background [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dluSoI7AQ4[/youtube] I know this is covered in other threads but I think this latest development warrants a new thread. 15 trillion of valueless zeros being used to coerce people into the EU. A derivatives market that is worth 'zilch'. How is this not unravellling in a giant way/ There is no reason that this imaginary currency should be treated as reality. There has been a confidence trick going on and the amount of wealth in the world IS sustainable at its current level. All it needs is the impossibility of governments combining to prosecute criminals before the people take it into their own hands.
I've just remembered how Bill Gross (?) legendary billionaire hedge fund manager (they're always 'legendary') bought a ton of gold or so, a ton of nickels, and a bullets, beans type retreat somewhere in Texas. Reading Turk's post http://forums.silverstackers.com/to...am-overnight-spot-watchers-spot-page-130.html Really got me thinking today.
Lord (sic) Sassoon that smiled smuggly at Blackheath's speech is related to the Rothschilds (surprise surprise). The Sassoon family was heavily involved in the shipping and opium production industry in China and India http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sassoon_family
The money is was likely used to cover leveraged position(futures/derivitives) losses or take on new positions. The money may have been moved from balance sheet to balance sheet and placed into dark pools to hide any evidence of trades. Who knows anyway nothing will happen, i read somewhere that 1/3 of London's entire GDP is from the financial services sector.
oh lawd... thiz has been discussed on two different threadz already... one thread even haz a zimilar title!!! AgggggGGhhhh >_< .
