The international bonds the Rothschilds bought for $50M pounds in 1800 are worth $250T...

It's not unfathomable, it's just how small our crumbs are...its why crypto is so strong

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Posted by Ace Midnight

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Posted on 12/15/17 at 12:11 pm to IceTiger

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It's not unfathomable

Yes it is. Again, like I said, the bulk of the Pentagon's budget is payroll (and before you ask, no, not contractors, "payroll" means paying DoD civilians, branch civilians and uniformed personnel), and that money, by definition, can't be "missing" -those folks got paid.

Now, can hundreds of billions be missing on procurement programs? Maybe a trillion - couple of trillion? Sure. That's where A LOT of bipartisan graft is, as well as covert budgets are. And that would be since WWII - maybe even since Vietnam that much went missing. AT MOST.

$29T? No...fricking...way. Umpossible.

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Posted by BigAppleBucky

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Posted on 12/15/17 at 8:07 pm to IceTiger

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The international bonds the Rothschilds bought for $50M pounds in 1800 are worth $250T...

I doubt that is true.

Brit Consols

The easiest bond to calculate a value of is a consol. Finance 101. Even as a collectors' treasure the outstanding paper is no where near that valuable. The Rothchilds (James) did help the English government finance the Napoleonic Wars.

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Posted by Loserman

Member since Sep 2007

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Posted on 12/16/17 at 2:34 am to IceTiger

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The international bonds the Rothschilds bought for $50M pounds in 1800 are worth $250T...

Hate to rain on your illuminated/Rothschild/wackadoodle conspiracy but the entire worlds wealth is only around 241T

I know I know, that's just what they want us to believe...