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Jiang claims that killing the Romanovs benefited foreign banks because Romanov wealth held in London and Wall Street became effectively controlled by those banks after the family died.
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"They didn't do that. They just stuck around. So the question then is, why would they just stick around? The answer is, they never..."
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"...answer is this. The Romanovs had billions, billions of dollars in foreign banks, okay? In the city of London on Wall Street, okay? A..."
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"...for a long time to get this money back, and the foreign banks like, well, you don't own this money. It's the Romanovs who..."
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