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11. It's not a new concept. The Rothschild banking family lent to all sides in European wars- effective

Tue Apr 28, 2015, 03:06 PM

Apr 2015

hedging strategy, and a proven effective way to arbitrage interest rates of Sovereign Debt bonds traded on the Paris Bourse in the 19th Century.

The larger Wall Street competitors who ate up Rothschild and most of the the City of London banks after World War One have been playing this game of hedging and arbitraging war debts ever since. There are likely third-party tradable derivatives sold on the Chicago Futures Exchange for failure to perform on defense contracts, along with all sorts of similar risks. Grab some now on the F-35 program!

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New Red Alert for Billions-Over-Budget F-35 Fighter [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Apr 2015 OP

Piece of crap sled looking for a mission. A HERETIC I AM Apr 2015 #1

Meanwhile... Golden Raisin Apr 2015 #2

How about we S-can this F35 boondoggle, and Owl Apr 2015 #10

Osama bin Laden Turbineguy Apr 2015 #3

Hopefully there will be some crossover technology developed from this... bluesbassman Apr 2015 #4

Here: a tradable DOD Contract Cost Overrun Security. Buy it bundled with Credit Default Swaps. leveymg Apr 2015 #6

Isn't quite the crossover technology I was thinking of... bluesbassman Apr 2015 #9

It's not a new concept. The Rothschild banking family lent to all sides in European wars- effective leveymg Apr 2015 #11

I don't understand why the Gov't doesn't sue Pratt&Whit $1.2B instead of granting that cost overrun leveymg Apr 2015 #5

Meanwhile... progressoid Apr 2015 #7

But, they may come in handy if the mighty Burundian Air Force launches a kite attck on Malibu. Tierra_y_Libertad Apr 2015 #8