CNN: MF Global's missing $700 million could be in UK (companies, dollars, compared)

[NeonBlack]

$700M of missing MF Global money could be in UK - Dec. 21, 2011

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- The bankruptcy court trustee in the MF Global case has identified $700 million in U.S. customer funds that were sent to the United Kingdom before the collapse of the commodities and futures trader.

Guess who?

The Bank of England - The Rothschilds.

[cisco kid]

It makes sense. London is Wall Street's money launderer. They are vying for the title of financial fraud capital of the world.

[CDusr]

It's amazing to me that articles state that the banks records were poor. (LOL) Banks DO NOT keep poor records. Will be interesting to see if those 140,000 accounts get their money back.

[joebaldknobber]

Why no bailout? MF looks impressive compared to Bank of America, and Goldman Sachs.

I'm sure these good folks will be handed US dollars by the good people in DC.

Originally Posted by CDusr

It's amazing to me that articles state that the banks records were poor. (LOL) Banks DO NOT keep poor records. Will be interesting to see if those 140,000 accounts get their money back.

[CDusr]

Well I wouldn't assume a "bail-out" in some form might not be forthcoming. As to who gets bail-out and who falls, I suppose that is up to the ones w/ the money pulling the strings. I mean essentially, in part it looks like this may have been done to keep COMEX from failing. The ones who lost their silver, (looks like to JPM) I am sure were more interested in silver than US dollars.