[C210N]

Purportedly, the family with half the worlds wealth (500T), center of the illuminati, owners of the non-federal Federal Reserve, beneficiaries of the IRS, runners and owners of the nations of the world's Central banks, and the real life version of the movie Eyes Wide Shut was about (and murderers of Stanley Kubrick) are having a small garage sale in a few weeks.

[grey_whiskers]

*PING*

[Celerity]

500 trillion?

Author thinks we’re stupid. Wait, are we?

[Tucsonican]

$500 Trillion? That seems a bit high. I’m pretty sure that the global GDP is right around $100 Trillion so a $500 Trillion valuation would have to include the GDP of places like Jupiter and Saturn.

[ConservativeInPA]

$500T? That could pay off our federal debt and unfunded liabilities. Maybe this is the one time I might favor redistribution of wealth. /s

[Round Earther]

You can live well in New York City on $500 Trillion.

[Alter Kaker]

Purportedly monkeys are flying out of my ass.

[1of10]

“small garage sale”

Well as the era of physical possessions holding value comes to an end ... might as well clear out a bit more space for storing the souls of men

[crz]

The last I saw is that they are worth right around 30 trillion.
They control several mining corps such as Rio Tinto as well as have controlling interests in the energy sector.

[Leaning Right]

I wonder if the Rothschilds will be auctioning off any pink flamingos.
If so, I’ll be at the auction. I’m always looking to increase my collection.

[blackdog]

In my mid 20's I was at a company function where our buyer of our firm was there with his family. The wife went an easy 300 pounds and the daughter went a good 350 pounds. They were filthy rich beyond imagination. The father was shopping his daughter around the managers. I ran for the hills. A month later I got a long term assignment at the facility by their house, along with lots of invitations. I stayed at the hotel.

Eventually another manager from engineering stepped up to the plate. Good for him I suppose. Money doesn't buy everything of value. It just buys everything you don't really need.

[dennisw]

So Klaus Schwab is the Rothschild’s errand boy?

[cgbg]

I have a copy of these two volumes—wonderful books:

https://camelcamelcamel.com/Planet-Rothschild-Forbidden-1763-1939-1763-2015/product/1514877821

https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/26028395

Amazon used to carry them—probably banned at this point.

The Rothschild family did not violate the rules—they wrote them.

[Bounced2X]

[Billthedrill]

Hey, I’m in for a castle. If it has a moat. And, you know, crocodiles...

[devere]

I think that the envy of wildly imaginary Rothschild wealth is due to antisemitism. Use your common sense. Does any family that is immensely wealthy auction off its personal objects?

[Midwesterner53]

Most of that stuff looks gaudy and garish. Could have bought it as some road side souvenir stand.

[AndyJackson]

Rothschild family treasures to be sold

Maybe they think the world is at a market top and they can buy back later at a much lower price.

[NorthMountain]

Does “you will own nothing and be happy” apply to this crew?

[dead]

The auction is expected to bring in some $30 million.

Lot of fanfare for a smallish sum.

[Angelino97]

The author of this Post article has some other interesting writing credits:

Inside The World Of Brooklyn Dominatrixes And Their Orthodox Jewish Clients