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Feds Money Laundering Scheme Uncovered By Lord Blackheath

Tuesday, April 24, 2012 21:07
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Susanne Posel
Occupy Corporatism
April 21, 2012 

 

On February 16th, Lord Blackheath brought attention to $15 trillion dollars that was questionably stolen in the UK. A major money laundering scandal was then uncovered by Lord Blackheath.

In April or May of 2009 a transfer of $5 trillion dollars was sent to the HSBC in the UK. Seven days later, another $5 trillion dollars was sent to the same bank. Three weeks later yet another $5 trillion dollars were received by to the HSBC.

The US Treasury has been taking funds from Johannes Riardi to prop up the US dollar. Riardi is of Indo-Chinese decent and comes from a family dynasty that has acquired exorbitant sums of money over the centuries.

The US government and members of the New York Federal Reserve met (which was witnessed by Alan Greenspan and Timothy Geithner and Suzuki Horiguchi speaking for the IMF). The US Treasury and the Fed had the New York branch of the Fed purchase bonds that were issued to Riardi to replace cash that was taken from him over a ten year span of time. They gave Riardi $250 million dollars to buy out worthless bonds.

The bank of Indonesia sent Blackheath a letter stating that this story by the US Treasury and the Fed was fraudulent. Riardi had only 700 tons of gold (not the promised 750 tons). The “bonds” were a cover story to mask the transfer of gold to the US Treasury and Fed through a deal with Riardi.
Riardi has sent correspondence to Blackheath that the deal the US Treasury and Fed claim happened did not. He contends that he was robbed of his gold by these factions.

Both the executives at HSBC and the Royal Bank of Scotland have signed receipts of the three transfers of $5 trillion dollars from the Federal Reserve in New York. Those executives would not sign documents of receipt if the money did not exist.

The money came from the Riardi account, then to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, then to JP Morgan Chase in New York, and then made its final destination to London.

Lord Sassoon (a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and member of the Global Elite) told Lord Blackheath that this transfer was not valid.
The question of what the real intention of the transfer of funds, the involvement of the US Treasury and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and Riardi’s gold has never been followed through.

By the audit of the Federal Reserve Bank in Washington, D.C., $16.111 trillion dollars are outstanding loans in 16 Federal Reserve Banks of the 20 banks the Fed are overseeing. This is the smoking gun that Lord Sassoon denied was there to Lord Blackheath.

Barclays Bank has $868 billion loaned out.

Royal Bank of Scotland has $441 billion loaned out.

Is it possible the scandal with Riardi was meant to cover the debts by the Royal Bank of Scotland and Barclays?

All of the banks Lord Blackheath was investigating were “empty end” banks. That means that these banks loan monies between themselves and nowhere else. The IMF has strict regulations against using “empty end” banks for purposes other than what was previously stated. An account in an “empty end” bank would earn between 1 and 2 ½ % profit per night. As this money sits in these accounts, the compound percentile margin of profit becomes staggering.

And it seems Lord Blackheath uncovered documents proving that these banks were used in a money laundering scheme and not for their intended purpose.

  

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