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Major Banks Collapse: Citicorp, Merrill Lynch, Script was explained before it was published
Posted: 15 January 2008 02:48 PM   [ Ignore ]
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Today’s episode (1) released hours after my last post here (2) - repeating the same jokes again and again: Singapore investors, etc. (3)

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(1) - It Takes A Village To Fix Citigroup
In addition to Weill and his family foundation, the other private placement investors include Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal, the Saudi billionaire who helped rescue Citicorp by investing during its last big real estate lending crisis in 1990, Capital Research Global Investors, Capital World Investors, the Kuwait Investment Authority and New Jersey’s division of investment.

Singapore’s government investment fund is kicking in more than half of the private placement, committing to $6.8 billion. This comes two months after the bank got $7.5 billion by selling a stake to Abu Dhabi’s investment fund.

Citi is also selling $2 billion in convertible preferred shares to the public, bringing its total capital raising plan to $14.5 billion.
Of course Citi is not the only bank out there raising fresh capital to replenish stores depleted by massive write-downs in holdings of mortgage-related securities. Merrill Lynch on Tuesday said it was getting another $6.6 billion from a group including the Korean Investment Corp., the Kuwait Investment Authority and Mizuho Corporate Bank. This comes after a Christmas Eve infusion of $5 billion from Singapore’s Temasek Holdings and $1.2 billion from Davis Selected Advisors.
UBS, Bear Stearns and Morgan Stanley have also been raising capital from outside investors.

http://www.forbes.com/business/2008/01/15/...m_0115citi.html

(2) http://christianforums.com/t6459761-phase-...-milestone.html

(3) Script, actors and jokes: all explained in the End Times Prophet preview
Collapse of Major Banks, Illuminat jokes: “swiss” UBS as milestone in shock and awe
Paper Money: UBS Swiss Bank as messenger for grounding time
http://illuminati-jokes.blogspot.com/2007/...-messenger.html (10 December 07)
http://illuminati-overtime.blogspot.com/20…uminati-to.html (Nov 07)

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Posted: 16 January 2008 12:31 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 1 ]
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Because, of course, major financial transactions and maneuvering can’t happen without the involvment of the illuminati.

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Posted: 16 January 2008 12:37 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 2 ]
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You’re really bored tonight aren’t you Robin??

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Posted: 16 January 2008 02:07 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 3 ]
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*sigh* Yeah.. Bored and a bit snarky. I need to get back into playing paintball.

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Posted: 16 January 2008 03:38 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 4 ]
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BigLieTechnique - 15 January 2008 02:48 PM

Today’s episode (1) released hours after my last post here (2) - repeating the same jokes again and again: Singapore investors, etc. (3)

Notes
(1) - It Takes A Village To Fix Citigroup
In addition to Weill and his family foundation, the other private placement investors include Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal, the Saudi billionaire who helped rescue Citicorp by investing during its last big real estate lending crisis in 1990, Capital Research Global Investors, Capital World Investors, the Kuwait Investment Authority and New Jersey’s division of investment.

Singapore’s government investment fund is kicking in more than half of the private placement, committing to $6.8 billion. This comes two months after the bank got $7.5 billion by selling a stake to Abu Dhabi’s investment fund.

Citi is also selling $2 billion in convertible preferred shares to the public, bringing its total capital raising plan to $14.5 billion.
Of course Citi is not the only bank out there raising fresh capital to replenish stores depleted by massive write-downs in holdings of mortgage-related securities. Merrill Lynch on Tuesday said it was getting another $6.6 billion from a group including the Korean Investment Corp., the Kuwait Investment Authority and Mizuho Corporate Bank. This comes after a Christmas Eve infusion of $5 billion from Singapore’s Temasek Holdings and $1.2 billion from Davis Selected Advisors.
UBS, Bear Stearns and Morgan Stanley have also been raising capital from outside investors.

http://www.forbes.com/business/2008/01/15/...m_0115citi.html

Ummmmmm. . .so once again, some banks are having to find investors to make up losses.  This is something that has been going on ever since there were banks.  So what?  And what’s this about something being “explained before it was published”?  I’m seeing nothing about that anywhere in any of the links.

http://christianforums.com/t6459761-phase-...-milestone.html
http://illuminati-jokes.blogspot.com/2007/...-messenger.html (10 December 07)
http://illuminati-overtime.blogspot.com/20…uminati-to.html (Nov 07)

All those links all say the same thing.  And don’t really say anything.

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Posted: 16 January 2008 07:23 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 5 ]
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Uh, Citi and Merrill Lynch haven’t collapsed.  Hell, not even Countrywide collapsed, though it was in severe danger of such before BOA bought them.  If you can’t even get the topic header right then how can we trust anything else you have to tell us?

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Posted: 16 January 2008 01:14 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 6 ]
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Charybdis - 16 January 2008 07:23 AM

Uh, Citi and Merrill Lynch haven’t collapsed.  Hell, not even Countrywide collapsed, though it was in severe danger of such before BOA bought them.  If you can’t even get the topic header right then how can we trust anything else you have to tell us?

I get the impression from the links he provided that he thinks that this is all part of a plan to collapse the world’s banks at some predetermined future point, not something that has already occurred.  Of course, the little minor detail that this has happened plenty of times before and not resulted in collapse, as well as the other niggling fact that he’s reporting on a possible collapse being prevented by wealthy investors (who, being wealthy and powerful, would according to the conspiracy theories I’ve seen either be Illuminati themselves or pawns of the Illuminati).  So if anything, his claim would have to be that the evil Illuminati are trying to keep the world’s banks from foundering.

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Posted: 17 January 2008 06:12 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 7 ]
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Well, gotta keep the economy strong, or you can’t build those black helicopters..

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Posted: 17 January 2008 11:17 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 8 ]
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I notice that BigLieTechnique never actually has anything to say.  He just starts a vague topic that doesn’t really tell us anything, then wanders off until he starts another one later.  He never explains himself, or follows up on what he says.  Where’s the entertainment value in that, eh?

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Posted: 25 January 2008 04:11 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 9 ]
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Accipiter, thanks for trying to help understand it.
It is as simple as this: the system is collapsing and the illuminati can do nothing about it but keep taking away from their sheep what they still have left.
Collapse of Major Banks is yet another step on that process. It is by far the most risky one, but since their sheep were disarmed and are totally brainwashed,  the illuminati are ready to continue game in overtime.

Illuminati react once again to Matt Marriott by “changing” their script?
The UBS milestone in the Collapse of Major Banks shock and awe script was explained long ago.

But as usual the illuminati react to Matt Marriott by hinting at changing the script just to prove Matt Marriott wrong. A few weeks after their script was exposed, they hinted that the first could be the French bank Societe Generale. One day after the release of the major joke the illuminati had timed for their meeting at the World Economic Forum at Davos, Switzerland, (2), the illuminati continue to expand the joke, preparing the final stage of shock and awe. (3)

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(1) see my first post
(2) Jan 24: French bank Societe Generale said a rogue trader who cost it more than $7 billion by making bad stock market bets” was announced in illuminati prime news with no comments and details like “ he was not even a high rank employee”, his punishement was “to be fired” since “he did not seek personal benefits from his operations”.

(3) Jan 25 : a rogue trader ... had been gambling on a much larger scale - tens of billions of dollars of the bank’s money.
http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2008/01/25/ap4576536.html

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Posted: 25 January 2008 08:11 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 10 ]
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BigLieTechnique - 25 January 2008 04:11 PM

Accipiter, thanks for trying to help understand it.
It is as simple as this: the system is collapsing and the illuminati can do nothing about it but keep taking away from their sheep what they still have left.
Collapse of Major Banks is yet another step on that process. It is by far the most risky one, but since their sheep were disarmed and are totally brainwashed,  the illuminati are ready to continue game in overtime.

But the banks aren’t collapsing.  That’s what the news articles you linked to were about:  how the bank was saved.  By the very kind of people who are typically portrayed as being “Illuminati”.

So the banks were saved by the Illuminati because the Illuminati are helpless to to stop the banks from collapsing and the collapse of the banks is all part of an Illuminati plot?  You have three separate scenarios going there.

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Posted: 28 January 2008 07:07 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 11 ]
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And you find this to be a contradiction, Accipiter?  Surely that proves you’re part of the conspiracy.

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