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  • Rothschild ,

    Tut tut , whos been a naughty boy then Davey baby , but no doubt you wont be seeing the sunshine in stripes , not with the power he wields , eton rifles jobs for the boys old school tie will make sure of that ,,slimey bastards .They might find him hiding in lord lucan's spare room , maybe


    Last year, Baron David de Rothschild was indicted by the French government after he was accused of fraud in a scheme that allegedly embezzled large sums of money from British pensioners.
    It has taken many years to bring this case against Rothschild and his company the Rothschild Financial Services Group, which trapped hundreds of pensioners in a bogus loan scheme between the years of 2005 and 2008.

    One by one the pensioners lost their money and pressed charges against the notorious banker, beginning a case that would take many years to get even an indictment.
    In June, Paris-based liaison judge Javier Gómez Bermudez ruled that Rothschild must face a trial for his crimes, and ordered local police to seek him out in his various mansions that are spread throughout the country.

    “It is a good step in the right direction. The courts are now in agreement with us that there is enough evidence to interrogate Baron Rothschild. The first thing they will have to do is find him. Once they have done that they can begin to question him. It is a real breakthrough moment for everyone involved,” lawyer Antonio Flores of Lawbird told the Olive Press after the ruling.
    “In short, independently of what happened to the investment, Rothschild advertised a loan aimed at reducing inheritance tax, which is a breach of tax law,” he added.
    While news of a single Rothschild being indicted is certainly noteworthy, a particularly important announcement was made this Friday.
    The French government announced that it has launched an investigation into the entire Swiss branch of the Rothschild’s banking empire.
    According to Bloomberg,
    The Swiss unit of Edmond de Rothschild said it’s the subject of a French probe regarding a former business relationship managed by a former employee.
    “Edmond de Rothschild (Suisse) SA is actively participating in the criminal investigation under way,” the Geneva-based bank said in an e-mailed statement on Friday. “The bank denies all the allegations that have been made against it.”
    Edmond de Rothschild, a private banking and asset management firm established in Paris in 1953, oversees about 150 billion euros ($164 billion) and is led today by Baron Benjamin de Rothschild and his wife Ariane. The Swiss unit traces its roots to the acquisition of Banque Privee in Geneva in 1965.
    The company has no further comment at this time, according to the statement. Officials in Geneva weren’t immediately available to respond to a telephone call from Bloomberg News on Friday.
    The Rothschild empire has been instrumental in helping move the global elite’s wealth from traditional tax havens like the Bahamas, Switzerland and the British Virgin Islands to the U.S.
    Last month, the Free Thought Project reported on the above the law tax haven established inside the United States by the Rothschilds.
    After opening a trust company in Reno, Nev., Rothschild & Co. began ushering the massive fortunes of the world’s most wealthy individuals out of typical tax havens, and into the Rothschild run U.S. trusts, which are exempt from the international reporting requirements.
    The Rothschild banking dynasty is a family line that has been accused of pulling the political strings of many different governments through their control of various economic systems throughout the world.
    Historically, there is ample evidence to show that the family has used insider trading to bilk money from both private and public funds.
    During the Battle of Waterloo in the Napoleonic wars, Nathan Rothschild was responsible for one of the oldest cases of “insider trading,” which led to the Rothschild family robbing a whole nation blind. In 1815 when the battle of Waterloo took place, there were no quick methods of communication like we have today so messengers were used for communication in times of war. The Rothschild’s took advantage of this by having spies on the frontlines of the battle who would return information to the family faster than the messengers used by the military.
    When the British won the war, Nathan Rothschild, was of course, the first to know, and he immediately went to the stock exchange and started selling stocks while putting out the rumor that the French had won the war. This created a panic on the floor of the stock exchange and investors all over England began frantically selling their stocks. With the price of all stocks plummeting Rothschild was able to buy out the whole English market for a fraction of its cost. When word returned that the English had actually been victorious, the value of the market soared, and overnight Nathan Rothschild expanded his family’s wealth, and cemented their position as one of the richest families in the world.

  • #2
    Didn't you start a thread on this same topic about a year ago?
    "There is never enough time to do or say all the things that we would wish. The thing is to try to do as much as you can in the time that you have. Remember Scrooge, time is short, and suddenly, you're not there any more." -Ghost of Christmas Present, Scrooge

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    • #3
      It was a CT borderline, this is not. I guess.
      No such thing as a good tax - Churchill

      To make mistakes is human. To blame someone else for your mistake, is strategic.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Stitch View Post
        Didn't you start a thread on this same topic about a year ago?
        Rothschild yes Stitch , but a different context , it was a ref to wars and bankers and how much the family was worth which I posted , however a piece of the post was incorrect , this thread is about fraud .

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        • #5
          In case anyone wonders, the above piece is from an anglophone newspaper in Spain with a target group mostly based on the 1.5m British pensioners living there (and to some extent also covering Gibraltar). Supposedly - and surprisingly - mainstream, given how the presentation of the topic squares 'em right into the lunatic corner.

          If anyone wants a less ... dubious source, here's one: http://elpais.com/elpais/2014/10/31/...29_859856.html

          (or, for those who speak spanish: http://politica.elpais.com/politica/...00_440134.html )

          The case isn't about tax fraud btw - but about fraudulous advertising. After all it's the pensioners - who are accusing NM Rothschild - that actually committed tax fraud here.

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          • #6
            Im beginning to admire Hungary , ohhh yes .

            https://youtu.be/TRgk2DZ3zys

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            • #7
              Originally posted by kato View Post
              If anyone wants a less ... dubious source, here's one: http://elpais.com/elpais/2014/10/31/...29_859856.html

              (or, for those who speak spanish: http://politica.elpais.com/politica/...00_440134.html )

              The case isn't about tax fraud btw - but about fraudulous advertising. After all it's the pensioners - who are accusing NM Rothschild - that actually committed tax fraud here.
              Passed the tankie test with flying colours :)

              The solution is to reduce the amount of your assets exposed to this […] a mortgage is a very effective way of reducing the total value of your Spanish property exposed to inheritance tax,” reads one Rothschild brochure being used in the lawsuit against the firm.
              They way they avoid this tax is by doing just that, but it seems the way they went about doing it is different. Definitely not with a mortgage.

              Usually parents pass on their assets over a period of time, which is about reducing exposure and in the end the actual tax is much smaller. This is just normal planning. In the US they have this thing called death duty, quite a number of americans immigrate as in give up their citizenship to avoid it.

              Don't think those pensioners are going to get very far. Buyer beware and all.
              Last edited by Double Edge; 22 Mar 16,, 03:02.

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