Rockefeller & Rothschild – Global Stock Data, November 2016: Massive Fraud
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This ebook follows “Rockefeller and Rothschild Dirty Money,” which used data from December 2016. These values and numbers can be compared to the previous ebook. It should be clear that the data is not a fluke or error. Described in this prequel are additional examples of blatant fraud on the global stock market exchanges. The data for this information was obtained from Yahoo Financials website in November 2016 – which at the time of my downloads had $780 billion in assets and hundreds of employees gathering this worldwide data. The data is basically correct and Yahoo has been reporting this same information for many years. Few people understood the significance and who the true owners are. The Verizon Corporation was used to acquire Yahoo's Operations Division and shut down this source of information.
In February 2017, Verizon acquired Yahoo Operations for $4.83 billion USD – my data was gathered in 2016. Coincidence? In my opinion, this was partly done to hide the historical stock data that was held under the Yahoo Financials section, as the information was very damaging to the global stock fraud - that continues to be manipulated by these wealthy families. From these listings, it is clear that the London Stock Exchange and the Mexico City Stock Exchange are the primary holders of fraudulent and hidden assets.
Compare this to the annual lies by Forbes magazine listing the world's largest corporations – which is an exercise in deceit. Note also, that according to Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Laws, this constitutes a felony crime for deliberately publishing misleading information about companies that may manipulate the stock market price. Also provided, is data from wikipedia, which demonstrates they are also attempting to hide the fraud – their sole reference source is Fortune magazine. Guess who controls them?
At the time this data was captured, Yahoo had about $780 billion USD in assets in Mexico, and hundreds of employees that tracked these global stock values. Apparently, it escaped the attention of the Rockefellers and Rothschilds – because they usually get their information from WSJ, Barron's, Investor's Daily, etc. Then suddenly, Verizon wanted to buy Yahoo's operations for $4.8 billion, and shut down the “rogue information.” We can be certain that the Rockefellers and Rothschilds are involved because the largest fraud is happening with Japanese companies listed on the London Stock Exchange. For readers that are interested – I recommend a review of Benjamin Fulford commentary.
Much of the hidden value in these companies is being moved by the Rockefellers and Rothschilds, now that they have been discovered. The author requests your help in tracking these assets.
In February 2017, Verizon acquired Yahoo Operations for $4.83 billion USD – my data was gathered in 2016. Coincidence? In my opinion, this was partly done to hide the historical stock data that was held under the Yahoo Financials section, as the information was very damaging to the global stock fraud - that continues to be manipulated by these wealthy families. From these listings, it is clear that the London Stock Exchange and the Mexico City Stock Exchange are the primary holders of fraudulent and hidden assets.
Compare this to the annual lies by Forbes magazine listing the world's largest corporations – which is an exercise in deceit. Note also, that according to Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Laws, this constitutes a felony crime for deliberately publishing misleading information about companies that may manipulate the stock market price. Also provided, is data from wikipedia, which demonstrates they are also attempting to hide the fraud – their sole reference source is Fortune magazine. Guess who controls them?
At the time this data was captured, Yahoo had about $780 billion USD in assets in Mexico, and hundreds of employees that tracked these global stock values. Apparently, it escaped the attention of the Rockefellers and Rothschilds – because they usually get their information from WSJ, Barron's, Investor's Daily, etc. Then suddenly, Verizon wanted to buy Yahoo's operations for $4.8 billion, and shut down the “rogue information.” We can be certain that the Rockefellers and Rothschilds are involved because the largest fraud is happening with Japanese companies listed on the London Stock Exchange. For readers that are interested – I recommend a review of Benjamin Fulford commentary.
Much of the hidden value in these companies is being moved by the Rockefellers and Rothschilds, now that they have been discovered. The author requests your help in tracking these assets.