Jewish Lightning and the 2017 Camden Lock Market Fire
When London’s famous Camden Lock Market went up in flames in the evening of 9th July 2017; you could be mistaken for thinking that something of great cultural value went up in smoke.
The Evening Standard wrote that:
‘Witnesses have told how they burst into tears at the "awful" sight of a major fire which tore through Camden Lock Market last night.
More than 70 firefighters were called to the scene just before midnight. They spent more than two hours battling the blaze.
Witnesses said fast-moving flames spread across several buildings in the historic complex of independent boutiques, restaurants and market stalls on Chalk Farm Road.
James Brown, 19, said: “It was like a disaster movie happening in front of your eyes.
"I have never seen anything like it. I was sweating I was so close to the flames.”
Luis Angel, 26, who worked at the nearby Lockside Camden bar, said: “It was huge, it was ridiculous.
“It was an awful thing to see, I was in tears. Everyone is praying there was no one was inside.”
The beams of the burnt-out blocks were silhouetted against orange flame as thick smoke rose hundreds of feet into the air.
No casualties were reported immediately as officers began a search of the ravaged buildings.
It is the third fire to strike the tourist attraction and shopping destination, which attracts more than 100,000 people each weekend, in less than a decade.
Traders were today counting the cost of the fire which is expected to force the market to close at the height of the summer season as engineers inspect buildings for structural damage.’ (1)
Apart from the habit of wannabe homosexuals bursting into tears at the sight of a market that – as the author well knows from personal observation – is composed of cheap tattoo parlours and drug-addled degenerates selling knock off dog collars from China to fourteen-year-old British girls.
The origins of the fire are mysterious as well as suspicious; in March 2014 Camden Market Holdings – which bought Camden Lock Market as well in October 2014 – was bought out for $664 million (2) by Israeli billionaire Teddy Sagi under the aegis of Market Tech Holdings, which made him the owner of Camden’s Stables Market. (3)
Two months afterwards in May 2014; a large fire in the Stables Market that gutted several shopping units and necessitated 600 people being evacuated promptly occurred. (4)
We may reasonably assume that Sagi quickly demanded that his insurer pay out an undisclosed sum for the damage caused by the all too convenient fire, which possibly was a case of so-called ‘Jewish Lightning’. (5)
A similar case can be found in February 2008 when jewish multi-millionaire Eliezer ‘Bebo’ Kobo - the previous owner of Camden Market Holdings – was suddenly afflicted by a fire that ‘cost millions’ and destroyed the livelihood of 300 stall owners when it struck Camden Lock Market. (6)
Again, we may reasonably assume that Kobo (the majority owner) and his jewish multi-millionaire business partners Richard Caring (7) and Elliot Bernerd (8) cashed in their insurance and became rather flush with cash.
The recent fire of 9th July is another conveniently-timed fire given that it just so happens to have occurred the day before Sagi was to delist the struggling Market Tech Holdings legal entity from the London Stock Exchange and to have to have the stock purchased by another legal entity owned by Sagi named LabTech Investments. (9)
And guess what?
Fifty million shares were issued at 200 pence each in 2014; that raised £95-100 million for Sagi to ‘invest’ in Camden Market Holdings, but now magically the funds have disappeared and Market Tech Holdings has seen a thirty-five percent decrease in its share price from March 2014 to April 2017. (10)
This is despite claiming in March 2015 that he was going to invest some £300 million in redeveloping the markets in Camden under his ownership, which never materialised of course. (11)
So Sagi was essentially buying his own company for a reduced price and profiting in the process, but it is mighty convenient that there is a major fire the day before his LabTech Investments legal entity was due to purchase another of his legal entities Market Tech Holdings - which then owned the now suitably crisped property - for 188 pence a share. (12)
Will Sagi now be able to ‘renegotiate’ a new lower offer for the stock to be delisted with himself?
Possibly.
Will he get some kind of tax relief from the jew-dominated British government?
Quite likely.
Will he get yet another large insurance pay out?
Almost certainly.
Even better is the fact that Sagi has previous form for… shall we say… unconventional and dare I say immoral tactics to get out of sticky business situations (13) and was convicted and sentenced to an eighteen month prison sentence in Israel for ‘grave deceit, bribery and insider trading’ in 1999. (14)
While there is no direct evidence that this is the case here; you really have to wonder if it is all just a coincidence.
References
(1) http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/camden-fire-witnesses-burst-into-tears-at-sight-of-blaze-at-camden-lock-market-a3583726.html
(2) http://jewishbusinessnews.com/2014/03/16/teddy-sagi-buys-londons-camden-stables-market-in-deal-valued-at-us664-million/
(3) http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2017/04/21/sagi-makes-takeover-approach-camden-market-owner/
(4) http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/camden-fire-witnesses-burst-into-tears-at-sight-of-blaze-at-camden-lock-market-a3583726.html
(5) See my article: https://karlradl14.substack.com/p/the-origins-and-reality-of-jewish
(6) http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1578257/Camden-Market-fire-damage-will-cost-millions.html
(7) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Caring#Early_life
(8) http://www.managementtoday.co.uk/uk-profile-elliott-bernerd-property-dealer-head-chelsfield/article/409150
(9) http://www.standard.co.uk/business/landlord-defiant-after-camden-market-fire-a3584021.html
(10) http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2017/04/21/sagi-makes-takeover-approach-camden-market-owner/
(11) http://www.globes.co.il/en/article-teddy-sagi-buys-more-camden-market-properties-1001015303
(12) http://www.standard.co.uk/business/landlord-defiant-after-camden-market-fire-a3584021.html
(13) http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2017/03/15/playtech-founder-sagi-negotiates-escape-lock-in-agreement-sell/
(14) http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/teddy-sagi-israeli-billionaire-bachelor-who-has-just-saved-spread-betters-plus500-500m-1503926