To Hell With The Rothschild Financial Collapse: Nullify Their Rothschild Debt Like Iceland And Bring Them To Justice!
Icelanders Overthrew Corrupt Government And Rewrote Constitution Banning Rothschild Banking Fraud-No Word From US Media.
“The lesson that could be learned from Iceland’s way of handling its crisis is that it is important to shield taxpayers and government finances from bearing the cost of a financial crisis to the extent possible,” Islandsbanki analyst Jon Bjarki Bentsson told AFP.
Arrest Warrant Issued By Interpol For Sigurður Einarsson ~ He has now been listed on the website of the international law enforcement agency as “wanted”.
The former banking executive, who lives in West London, publicly blamed Gordon Brown for Kaupthing’s collapse back in October 2008.
According to Icelandic media reports, he has told the prosecutor’s team that he is willing to return to his home country to help with their enquiries on the condition that he is not arrested on arrival.
His former co-chief executive, Hreidar Mar Sigurdsson, was arrested last week on suspicion of falsifying documents and market manipulation. He is still in police custody.
Kaupthing’s collapse in October 2008 cost the British Treasury £2.5bn and hundreds of UK savers with its Isle of Man branch are still waiting to be fully compensated. Both he and Mr Einarsson have previously denied any wrongdoing over Kaupthing’s collapse.
The bank’s actions are under investigation by the UK Serious Fraud Office and a special inquiry team in Iceland over claims of share ramping and big loans to related parties.
A special report by Iceland’s parliament showed Kaupthing secretly owned almost half of its own shares.
Two-thirds of Kaupthing’s clients were based in London, including high-profile investors such as Robert Tchenguiz, Simon Halabi and the Candy Brothers, who all lost substantial sums in the crash.
After Kaupthing’s loan book was leaked on to the internet last August, it showed key shareholders and owners were the bank’s main borrowers. Mr Tchenguiz, who was a director of Kaupthing’s largest shareholder, had the biggest debt of €1.74bn.
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Icelanders Overthrew Corrupt Government And Rewrote Constitution Banning Rothschild Banking Fraud-No Word From US Media.
Three years after Iceland’s banks collapsed and the country teetered on the brink, its economy is recovering, proof that governments should let failing lenders go bust and protect taxpayers, analysts say.Federal Reserve raises interest rates for the first rime in nine years with 0.25 per cent increase.The Fed Raises Interest Rates Quarter Point. Why NOW?2015 FOMC Monetary Policy Statement Reads Like Alice In Wonderland!1776 GONE WILD ~ BUT IN THE NICE WILD WAY!
Iceland Showed The World The Power Of The U.S. 1776 Revolution.
Iceland’s Reclaimed Their Federal Government ~ Jailed The International Bankers And Forgave
EVERY ICELANDER’S Debt That Was concocted BY The NWO.
“The lesson that could be learned from Iceland’s way of handling its crisis is that it is important to shield taxpayers and government finances from bearing the cost of a financial crisis to the extent possible,” Islandsbanki analyst Jon Bjarki Bentsson told AFP.
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“Even if our way of dealing with the crisis was not by choice but due to the inability of the government to support the banks back in 2008 due to their size relative to the economy, this has turned out relatively well for us,” Bentsson said.
Arrest Warrant Issued By Interpol For Sigurður Einarsson ~ He has now been listed on the website of the international law enforcement agency as “wanted”.
The former banking executive, who lives in West London, publicly blamed Gordon Brown for Kaupthing’s collapse back in October 2008.
Iceland’s special prosecutor issued an international arrest warrant for Mr Einarsson yesterday, with a description of him as 1.8m tall, 114kg in weight, bald and with blue eyes.Iceland’s implosion was organized and orchestrated along with The United State’s and other nation state collapses. Bankers felt top GDP had been achieved and that it was time to implode the system, while betting against the success of the nation state financial systems. This on a smaller scale is known as orchestrated “inside trading” which allowed convicted felon George Soros to loot $Billions of dollars. One month earlier than October 2008 this happened.
According to Icelandic media reports, he has told the prosecutor’s team that he is willing to return to his home country to help with their enquiries on the condition that he is not arrested on arrival.
His former co-chief executive, Hreidar Mar Sigurdsson, was arrested last week on suspicion of falsifying documents and market manipulation. He is still in police custody.
Kaupthing’s collapse in October 2008 cost the British Treasury £2.5bn and hundreds of UK savers with its Isle of Man branch are still waiting to be fully compensated. Both he and Mr Einarsson have previously denied any wrongdoing over Kaupthing’s collapse.
The bank’s actions are under investigation by the UK Serious Fraud Office and a special inquiry team in Iceland over claims of share ramping and big loans to related parties.
Iceland’s special prosecutor is looking into more than 20 cases of potential criminal activity connected to Kaupthing and the country’s other failed banks.
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A special report by Iceland’s parliament showed Kaupthing secretly owned almost half of its own shares.
Two-thirds of Kaupthing’s clients were based in London, including high-profile investors such as Robert Tchenguiz, Simon Halabi and the Candy Brothers, who all lost substantial sums in the crash.
After Kaupthing’s loan book was leaked on to the internet last August, it showed key shareholders and owners were the bank’s main borrowers. Mr Tchenguiz, who was a director of Kaupthing’s largest shareholder, had the biggest debt of €1.74bn.
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