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Special Report - SGT For The Record - The DTCC's $36.5 TRILLION Flood Fraud** Bix Weir & Andy Hoffman
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Date: Wednesday, 7-Nov-2012 19:52:46
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SPECIAL REPORT: The DTCC's $36.5 TRILLION Flood Fraud - Bix Weir & Andy Hoffman
by SGTbull07
SPECIAL REPORT: Bix Weir and Andy Hoffman join me to discuss the latest breaking Wall Street Fraud:
The DTCC's claim that a large amount of their $36.5 Trillion in securities holdings at 55 Water Street in NYC have been "damaged" by flooding from Hurricane Sandy.
How convenient.
Just when the criminality on Wall Street reaches an apex, they come up with a way to burn (or drown) the evidence of their epic crimes.
Just like on 9/11 when WTC-7 collapsed at free fall speed taking along with it all of the documents in the ongoing Enron fraud investigation.
You can't make this shit up.
That's why we wanted to get this on the record.
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**The DTCC's $36.5 TRILLION Flood Fraud** Bix Weir & Andy Hoffman
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2 comments:
Is it TRUE that the Stocks or Bonds certificates are consider frivolous unless Wall Street has it in their computers as well, so therefore ALL the Stocks or Bonds belong to them just by chance?
Why did they have only one set of records on their computers and NO BACK UP?
Sorry Bix, but this news is over a week old. Why don't you talk about the explosion in the price of silver that you predicted for last month, October? Did I miss something? Seems you're just another snakeoil salesman trying to get more people to subscribe to your worthless "Road to Roota" newsletter. I doubt if you could predict your own birthday.
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