This video is pretty interesting in its own right… but it gets really interesting after 7:35. Professor Rouhou makes the strangest remark while explaining that the economic collapse cannot be solved through reform within the US alone but must involve the Bank of England and ECB, as well. He says,
ROUHOU: This is not only about the Fed, this is about the Bank of England, this is about the … European Central Bank, where you got the asset values that have gone up not through sound instruments but through the files that banks cannot recover anymore.
KEISER: Are you talking about the Building 7 exploding on 9/11 and they can’t get the records anymore? Oh, how convenient.
ROUHOU: Yes, it’s the whole world system that has to be revalued…
This Rouhou guy is a professor of finance at a Paris university and has managed his own international bank. He is mainstream and plugged-in. I would love to know to what files Mr. Rouhou was referring, Keiser kind of steam-rolls him on the tape so it’s not entirely clear that he is in fact confirming that he is referring to the files destroyed in WTC 7. I know Goldman Sachs and the SEC had files in WTC 7 but were there files there that had to do with asset valuations of assets on the balance sheets of the Bank of England and ECB? In particular, are these assets he’s referring to gold leases/swaps/etc? Or maybe it is Fed assets that are worth a lot less than the Fed is now claiming and there’s no way to valuate them down without the destroyed files?
This is a really mysterious and intriguing remark. I wish I knew how to get hold of Mr. Rouhou to ask for clarification.
Clayton -
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not only about the Fed, this is aout the bank of england this is about the … european central
where you got the asset values that have gone up not through sound instruments
but through the files that banks cannot recover anymore.
Are you talking about the build 7 exploding on 9/11 they can’t get the records anymore, oh, how convenient?
Yes
It’s the whole world system that has to be revalued…
IIRC, data concerning the Enron investigation was at WTC 7, which also ‘conveniently’ disappeared.
And then there was the 2 trillion missing at the Pentagon, declared the day before 9/11, and then the plane crashed into the side where was either rebuilding being done or it was some library (?) that had to do with that money too.
I think he’s just saying the crisis is on a global level, and that european banks are messed up, too. From his response to Keiser throughout the video, I don’t think he is referring to the WTC 7 files. He is an idiot if he thinks the G20 is the solution.
I saw Keiser for the first time on the Alex Jones documentary Fall of the Republic. Seems like a good guy. What do you think about him?
No, he says, “asset values have gone up … through the files that banks cannot recover anymore” … what the hell does that mean??!?
Clayton -
If you take a conspiratorial view, does it means banks artificially raise the value of their assets, but they have these pesky files the reveal the truth about them, so they destroy the files? This wouldn’t surprise me, and it wouldn’t surprise me if they put all those pesky files in WTC 7 before detonating the building. Kill two birds with one stone. And 3,000 innocent people.
And from the video, it seems like Keiser is the one taking this conspiratorial view, not Rouhou, even though Rouhou realizes that the missing files are a problem. He seems to be disagreeing with Kaiser about everything else, giving the scum at Goldman Sachs the benefit of the doubt. I don’t think he would have this attitute if he thought they destroyed the files in WTC 7.
Do you guys really believe that worldwide banks keep their only record of assets on a single piece of paper in a cabinet in a building in New York? In 2010? Fascinating.
The government does. They destroy all records as soon as humanly possible.
Yeah, we’re pretty paranoid. And I know next to nothing about the mechanics of international banking. But the more you learn about these banking types, the more suspicious you get. So, where are the records of these bad assets? On computers everywhere? Can I go on goldmansachs.com and find them myself? Are they missing just by chance?
No, I don’t think that, of course. However, if you’re keeping double books, the only documents that matter are those that are on the public record. And, yes, the government is foolish enough to keep only one copy of many public records. This fact is visible in the Oklahoma City Bombing (many files destroyed there were unique with no other copies, paper or electronic, elsewhere), Katrina (a lot of banks and other institutions permanently lost documents during Katrina) and, yes, WTC 7 where files regarding the investigation of Enron were, in fact, destroyed.
Whether it was planned or not is another matter. I started this thread because I think Mr. Rouhou’s remark is extremely intriguing, I would love to know what he meant by it.
Clayton -