Originally posted by sdrawkcabII
How was this taping made public? They own the media...if you see something from the media, you can most certainly bet that they wanted you to see it.

Something is very fishy about this. Yes, we know the Bank of England owns the FED, we know that the Rothschild's holds the BoE...and 15 trillion dollars is laundered...or so it seems. All this talk of Foundation X and Blackheath's willingness to accept their "genuine" offer.

I think Blackheath is being played. They want him out of the game, and he is being fed false information to make him unreliable, so that he is no longer listened to, or missed(people don't miss liabilities) in the future. Meanwhile, they're attempting to trick the people who are familiar with the financial rulership of the world, people like you and me. I do not buy, with any certainty, any of this. Some of it makes sense, but...too much of it doesn't. And they have an extremely good track record of deceiving. Deception is the name of their game, and they make all the rules.

The actual recording is from a session in the UK 'parliament' where as far as I know every bit of discussion is now filmed, much of it being shown live on the BBC's parliament channel, and written transcripts of everything are taken and appear on the Hansard website

the scary part is that this gives PROOF that there are greater powers out there, beyond what our gullible minds can comprehend. TRILLIONAIRES. regardless of who they are, they exist.

with that kind of money (36 trillion net for 1 guy), they could afford to be whoever the hell they want, and do whatever it is they will. i wonder how many trillionaires are out there

could you imagine what these people know? the things theyve seen??

i would love to see anonymous get info on these people

So.. who is this indo-china guy that the Lord James of Blackheath is saying claims to be worth 36 trillion?? I can't make out what he's saying - something that sounds like royardi.

3 deposits ($5T each) equals 3 players. Being equally complicit insures mutual silence and cross leverage for the parties.
Scotland, England, and the U.S? ...maybe, ...or their correlating central banks at least? Probably. Certainly too much money to be under the radar.

It is a scam ... for the compound interest. The original "deposits" were fictitious (fraudulent) and never meant to be cashed in or collected on anyway (I'm sure all 3 parties agreed), so the "gold" backing them, or not, was always irrelevant to the scam.

For easier number sakes;
$15,000 at a daily compounded interest of just 1.5% is $15,226.69 per annum (add zeroes as applicable).
As mentioned in the video, the overnight holding banks take the above interest and invest it elsewhere ( and so earn rates of returns on those investments).
The initial "deposit" may have been fraudulent, but the interest earned (if they can maintain plausible deny ability?) is clean and retain able, as is the returns on the investments they've made with these funds.
This, in essence, is how money laundering works.

In the beginning he tells you what happened when talking about the bonds "...which has been prepared to provide a threat to one Government or more if they do not make a pay-off."

At some point a fourth party (Rhiyadi?) who was not included in their 3 party game caught on to what they were doing and tried to call them on it and/or blackmail them.
Likely told to kiss off, the blackmailer then had the bonds printed (fake) to directly represent the unfunded $15 Trillion these other 3 were already floating back and fourth between each other as a way to expose their fraud if they didn't pay.

Maybe they paid? maybe even a few times or to a few different people already?
Whatever the case, the initial fraudulent $15T has been cleaned off the books, or is about to be, as stated in the video "...we have a vast amount of money festering away in the European banking system which is not real money, in which case we need to take it back."
The $15T plus generated in interest on the initial fraudulent amount and the other ROI's from that interest generated, which have been invested several times over, have long since been shuffled and cleaned.
The initial fraudulent amount is back off the books, the scam is run, so paying someone to keep quite now is a mute point. Try to call them on it now and they'll just throw your Asterix in jail.

My Take anyway.
Adieu!

Oh, P.S. The guy in the vid. is a shill.