Chronologische Auflistung der Verträge zur Schuldenversklavung/en

The list, notes, and conclusions were provided by ‘’'Viky Charalambous'‘’ of the Greek Cooperative.

Chronological List

1800 - 1849
TREATY / EVENT	WAR BEFORE / AFTER	INSTITUTIONAL INSTRUMENT CREATED	PURPOSE OF LEGITIMIZATION	TRANSFERRED INHERITED ASSETS	NOTE
1814–1815 Congress of Vienna	Napoleonic Wars	-	Restoration of monarchies; bankers gain control of state finances.	National treasuries, tax systems, and future state revenues placed under creditor oversight.	Yes
1816 – Austrian Default	Napoleonic Wars	Oesterreichische Nationalbank (Central Bank)	First "bailout" model: bankruptcy → central bank under private control.	Austria's currency issuance and state finances surrendered to creditors.	-
1821–1832 Greek "Independence" Loan	Greek Revolution (1821–1830)	-	Independence granted with debt → foreign control of customs and public lands.	Greek customs, public lands, and future revenues mortgaged to British bondholders (Rothschild).	-
1842 – Treaty of Nanking	First Opium War (1839– 1842)	-	Legalization of opium trade; extraterritoriality imposed.	Hong Kong, treaty ports, and Chineseindemnities transferred to British private interests.	-
1848 – Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo	Mexican–American War (1846– 1848)	-	U.S. acquires 50% of Mexico - financed by banking houses.	Land, gold, silver, and resources of northern Mexico transferred to U.S. corporate interests	-

1850 - 1899
TREATY / EVENT	WAR BEFORE / AFTER	INSTITUTIONAL INSTRUMENT CREATED	PURPOSE OF LEGITIMIZATION	TRANSFERRED INHERITED ASSETS	NOTE
1854 – Greece: "Ephoria" Law	-	Ephories (Tax Collection Offices)	First tax agency created explicitly tocollect revenues for foreign creditors.	Greek state and ecclesiastical lands pledged as collateral for debt repayment.	-
1856 - Treaty of Paris (Crimean War)	Crimean War (1853– 1856)	-	Ottoman Empire takes its first foreign loan (Rothschild).	Ottoman tax revenues (salt, tobacco, stamps) pledged to foreign bondholders.	Yes
1861 - U.S. Civil War Greenbacks Issued	U.S. Civil War (1861– 1865)	Greenbacks (debt- free public money)	Lincoln creates interest-free currency - bypassing private banks.	(temporary restoration of sovereign money).	-
1862 - U.S. Revenue Act	U.S. Civil War (1861– 1865)	Bureau of Internal Revenue (IRS)	First U.S. federal income tax - created to service war debt.	U.S. citizens become revenue streams for war debt repayment.	-
1868 - 14th Amendment (U.S.)	U.S. Civil War (1861– 1865)	"U.S. Citizen" as legal fiction / corporate entity	The citizen becomes a surety for the national debt - the Republic replaced by a corporation.	The natural rights-bearing individual is replaced by a corporate "citizen" whose primary function is debt service.	-
1871 – District of Columbia Organic Act	-	"United States" as municipal corporation	The U.S. federal government becomes a corporation.	The original Constitution is replaced by a corporate charter.	-
1873 - "Crime of '73" (USA)	-	De facto gold standard	Silver demonetized - money supply contracted.	Farmers and small businesses lose access to currency; banking houses gain control of money.	-
1875 – Resumption Act (USA)	-	-	Greenbacks withdrawn - return to gold-based, bank-controlled money.	U.S. currency issuance returned to private banks.	-
1881 - Ottoman Public Debt Administration (OPDA)	-	OPDA (creditor-controlled tax collection)	The Ottoman Empire becomes a tax collector for its creditors.	40% of Ottoman state revenues flow directly to foreign bondholders.	-
1898 - Treaty of Paris (U.S.–Spain)	Spanish–American War (1898)	-	U.S. purchases Philippines, Puerto Rico, Guam - as "unincorporated territories."	Land, resources, and populations become corporate assets of the U.S. federal corporation.	-

1900 - 1949
TREATY / EVENT	WAR BEFORE / AFTER	INSTITUTIONAL INSTRUMENT CREATED	PURPOSE OF LEGITIMIZATION	TRANSFERRED INHERITED ASSETS	NOTE
1908–1910 - Jekyll Island Meeting	-	Blueprint for Federal Reserve	Six men (representing 1/6 of world wealth) draft the Aldrich Bill in secret.	U.S. monetary sovereignty is designed to be transferred to a private cartel.	Yes
1910 - The Aldrich Act	-	.	Access to the Americans' assets	The American people's gold, credit, and future taxation are pledged as collateral for private bank notes.	Yes
1913 - Federal Reserve Act	-	Federal Reserve System (FED)	The FED is created before WWI – to finance both sides.	U.S. currency becomes a debt instrument issued by private banks - backed by the nation's gold and future taxation.	Yes
1915 - Treaty of London	WWI (1914– 1918)	-	Secret territorial promises to Italy - to bring Italy into the war.	Territories and populations traded as bargaining chips without their consent.	Yes
1916 – Sykes–Picot Agreement	WWI (1914– 1918)	-	Secret division of the Ottoman Empire – before the war ends.	Middle Eastern land, oil, and trade routes divided between Britain and France.
1917 - Balfour Declaration	WWI (1914–1918)-	-	Promise of Palestine to the Rothschilds and the Zionist movement.	The Holy Land becomes a long-term financial and geopolitical asset.	-
1917–1921 Russian Revolution	WWI (1914– 1918)	Gosbank (State Bank of the USSR)	Lenin financed by German bankers (Warburg, Schiff, Moor) → Russia's gold and resources seized.	Russia's gold, industry, and resources are reintegrated into the global financial system through the NEP.	-
1919–1920 Paris Peace Conference & Treaties (Versailles, Sèvres, Trianon)	WWI (1914– 1918)	League of Nations Financial Committee	Defeated nations are condemned to permanent debt.	Germany, Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria, and the Ottoman Empire are burdened with unpayable reparations.	-
1920–1921 - CFR & Chatham House Founded	-	Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) & Chatham House (RIIA)	Private, unelected bodies are given authority to design U.S. and British foreign policy.	The UN, IMF, World Bank, CIA, and post-war reconstruction are designed by private citizens - not governments.	-
1921 - Trilateral Trillenium Tripartite Pact	-	-	-	Trade routes, oil fields, and colonial assets are divided among the creditor nations.	Yes
1922 — Treaty of Rapallo	-	-	Secret annex transfers resource sovereignty to private banking conglomerates.	Donetz coal, Grozny oil, Ukrainian sugar-beet lands, and Kuban oil fields leased to German banks and industrialists.	-
1923 — Kemmerer Mission (Colombia)	-	Banco de la República (Central Bank of Colombia)	U.S. "Money Doctor" creates central bank, controller general, and banking superintendency — all modeled on the FED.	Colombia's currency and banking system placed under foreign-designed oversight.	-
1924 - The Gold Act	-	-	-	Private banks hold the nation's gold—not the Treasury.	Yes
1924 — Bank Polski (Poland)	-	BBank Polski (Central Bank of Poland)	Joint-stock company — private corporation given monopoly to issue national currency.	Poland's currency and gold reserves placed undercreditor control.	-
1924 — Reichsbank Independence (Germany)	-	Reichsbank (under Hjalmar Schacht)	Germany's central bank is made independent of the government — under the Dawes Plan.	Germany's currency and credit policies subordinated to Anglo-American banking interests.	-
1925 — Bank of Mexico	-	Bank of Mexico (Central Bank)	Modeled explicitly on the Federal Reserve System — ends "monetary anarchy."	Mexico's currency and gold reserves placed under foreign-designed central bank control.	-
1926 — Central Bank of Guatemala	-	Central Bank of Guatemala	Kemmerer Mission returns — creates a central bank as fiscal agent with the exclusive right to issue banknotes.	Guatemala's currency and reserves placed under creditor oversight.	-
1926 — National Bank of Czechoslovakia	-	National Bank of Czechoslovakia	Montagu Norman personally oversees its creation — autonomous central bank insulated from the government.	Czechoslovakia's currency and gold reserves placed under central bank control.	-
1928 — Bank of Greece	-	Bank of Greece (Central Bank)	Created under League of Nations supervision — shareholders: Rothschilds, J.P. Morgan, and private financiers. The Greek state funded the bank but holds no shares.	Greece's gold reserves, state deposits, and currency issuance surrendered to a private bank controlled by foreign creditors.	-
1929 — Young Plan	-	-	German reparations reduced to $29 billion — establishes the BIS to manage payments.	German industry and infrastructure remain under foreign supervision — BIS is created to coordinate creditor interests	Yes
1930 — Bank for International Settlements (BIS)	-	BIS — Bank for International Settlements	Co-founded by Montagu Norman (Bank of England) and Hjalmar Schacht (Reichsbank). Immune from seizure, even in wartime. Tax-exempt. Launders 13.5 tons of Nazi gold during WWII.	The world's central banks are coordinated through a single, unaccountable institution — sovereign gold and currency reserves are placed beyond the reach of any government.	-
1930 - The Hague agreement	-	BIS — Bank for International Settlements	-	The world's central banks are now coordinated through a single, unaccountable institution.	Yes
1931 — Danatbank Crisis (Germany)	-	Dresdner Bank (SS bank — later absorbed into Allianz/Commerzbank)	The German banking crisis accelerates the concentration of financial power — Dresdner Bank becomes the SS's house bank, financing Auschwitz and Treblinka.	German industrial and banking assets are concentrated in institutions that will finance the Third Reich.	-
1932 - 1945 The far east combined depositories agreement	-	-	-	apanese, Chinese, and Southeast Asian gold, silver, and strategic resources are placed under Allied control - through private banking channels.	Yes
1933–1934 U.S. Bankruptcy & Gold Confiscation	-	Gold Reserve Act (1934) — Exchange Stabilization Fund	The U.S. declares bankruptcy — the citizen is declared an "enemy" under the Trading with the Enemy Act — all private gold is confiscated.	U.S. citizens' gold is transferred to the Federal Reserve — a private institution — and the Treasury becomes a corporate entity.	-
1939–1945 — WWII	WWII (1939– 1945)	BIS continues to operate — laundering Nazi gold	Both sides are financed by the same banking dynasties (Warburg, Morgan, Rothschild). Nazi scientists and intelligence personnel are absorbed by the U.S. after the war (Operation Paperclip, Gehlen Organisation).	Europe's gold, industry, and infrastructure are looted — but the banking dynasties that financed the war emerge intact.	-
1944 — Bretton Woods Agreement	WWII (1939– 1945) — in progress	IMF, World Bank (IBRD)	The U.S. dollar is pegged to gold at $35/oz — all other currencies are pegged to the dollar. Article VIII of the IMF prohibits capital controls.	Every nation's gold, currency reserves, and trade systems are linked to the dollar — a currency issued by a private American bank (the FED).	Yes
1945 — Greece: Government Gazette 315/1945	WWII & Occupation	-	Greece ratifies Bretton Woods — surrenders its monetary sovereignty.	Greece's gold, foreign exchange, and public revenues are pledged to the IMF — an institution where Greece holds negligible voting power.	Yes
1946–1948 — BIS / Allies Agreement (Berne)	WWII — post- war	-	The BIS remains the central bank for central banks — coordinating the Marshall Plan and the European Payments Union.	European gold and currency reserves are managed through the BIS — ensuring dollar hegemony.	Yes
1947 – Marshall-Plan & OEEC	-	OEEC (Organization for European Economic Cooperation)	Aid is granted on condition that recipients integrate into the dollar system — intelligence agencies are embedded in recipient nations.	European economies are subordinated to the dollar system — communist parties are suppressed.	-
1949 — NATO & Bank Deutscher Länder (Germany)	-	Bank Deutscher Länder (predecessor to Bundesbank)	Germany's recovery is financed through occupation accounts (GARIOA) — its central bank and currency are structured under Allied oversight.	Germany's currency and central bank are integrated into the dollar system under creditor supervision.	-

1950 - 1999
TREATY / EVENT	WAR BEFORE / AFTER	INSTITUTIONAL INSTRUMENT CREATED	PURPOSE OF LEGITIMIZATION	TRANSFERRED INHERITED ASSETS	NOTE
1963 – Executive Order 11110 (Kennedy)	Vietnam War (in progress)	-	Kennedy authorizes the Treasury to issue silver certificates — sovereign, interest-free currency.	Attempt to bypass the FED's debt-based monopoly.	-
1963–1968 — Green Hilton Agreement (Geneva)	-	.	European central banks agree to hold dollars instead of demanding gold — propping up the U.S. dollar's value.	European gold reserves are used to subsidize U.S. monetary policy.	Yes
1964 — Schweitzer Conference (Innsbruck)	-	Special Drawing Rights (SDRs)	The IMF creates a new international reserve asset (SDRs) — allocated according to IMF quotas.	The IMF gains the power to create global money — bypassing national currencies.	Yes
1968 — Schweitzer Conventions (The Hague) — & revisions (1972, 1984, 1998)	-	Basel Committee on Banking Supervision — Basel Accords	Formalizes fractional reserve banking on a global scale — banks can lend 20 times their reserves — creating principal but not interest.	Nations agree to enforce global banking standards — making the global debt spiral inescapable.	Yes
1971 — Nixon Shock	Vietnam War	-	The U.S. suspends dollar convertibility to gold — the dollar becomes pure fiat.	The world's reserve currency is now created ex nihilo by a private banking consortium, with no tangible asset to limit its issuance.	-
1976 — Jamaica Agreement	-	-	Gold is demonetized — floating fiat currencies are formalized.	Central banks are free to create unlimited money — all pegged to the U.S. dollar — creating a mathematically unpayable global debt.	-
1995 — Sole Arbiter — Agreements+A52:EA52:E54	-	-	A "Sole Arbiter" (often a private lawyer or financial institution) is appointed to settle disputes between sovereign states and bondholders.	Sovereign immunity is removed — creditors can enforce debt claims through private courts.	Yes
1998 — Washington Panel	-	-	The "Washington Consensus" is formalized — neoliberal policies that prioritize creditor interests over national sovereignty.	Debtor nations are subjected to structural adjustment programs — opening their economies to foreign capital and surrendering public assets.	Yes

2000 -
TREATY / EVENT	WAR BEFORE / AFTER	INSTITUTIONAL INSTRUMENT CREATED	PURPOSE OF LEGITIMIZATION	TRANSFERRED INHERITED ASSETS	NOTE
2003 — Treaty for Respecting Rights (Bangkok)	-	-	Human rights are subordinated to debt repayment — ensuring that even human rights become collateral for creditor claims.	Sovereign nations agree to protect human rights — but enforcement mechanisms are controlled by the same institutions (IMF, World Bank, BIS) that create and manage global debt.	Yes

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Notes:

THE VIENNA CONGRESS (1814–1815)

The first global governance by bankers

• Public peace - secret protocols for global tax and monetary control.
• The first blank-page treaty: leaders signed pages with text only on the first and last - the rest empty.
• The real agreement: the handshake - sovereignty became debt service, not self-governance.
• Inherited wealth transferred: national treasuries, tax systems, and currency issuance placed under creditor oversight.
  

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TREATY OF PARIS (December 10, 1898)

The United States purchases the Philippines, Puerto Rico, and Guam

• Spain sells its colonies to the U.S. for $20 million.
• The Supreme Court (Insular Cases, 1901) declares these "unincorporated territories" - belonging to, but not part of, the United States.
• Inherited wealth transferred: land, resources, and populations become corporate assets of the U.S. federal corporation (established 1871).
• Hidden treaty: the model of corporate dominion is projected onto subject peoples - a template for future global governance.
  

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JEKYLL ISLAND TREATY (Georgia, U.S.A., 1908–1910)

A Blueprint for Global Financial Control - "Private bankers drafting monetary policy in secret"

ZUSAMMENFASSUNG DER WICHTIGSTEN PUNKTE:

1. The Secret Meeting: In November 1910, a group of the most powerful American financiers and politicians gathered secretly on Jekyll Island, Georgia . They travelled under assumed names, disguised as a duck hunting party, to avoid public scrutiny .
2. The Key Players: The group was led by Senator Nelson Aldrich (Chairman of the National Monetary Commission) and included J.P. Morgan partner Henry Davison, National City Bank president Frank Vanderlip, and Kuhn, Loeb & Co. partner Paul Warburg .
3. The Aldrich Plan: This secret meeting produced the "Aldrich Plan" – the blueprint for what would become the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 .
4. Public Deception: Secrecy was deemed essential because the public would have opposed Wall Street shaping national monetary policy. The system was presented as a "reform" to prevent bank panics, while in reality it institutionalised private banking control over the nation's money supply .
5. What It Created: The Federal Reserve, established in 1913, gave a small group of unelected private bankers the power to control the money supply, interest rates, and inflation — effectively removing monetary sovereignty from the people and their elected representatives.
   

CORE ARGUMENT – WHY THIS IS PART OF THE PUZZLE:

"This secret meeting is not just American history. It is the pattern. A group of private financiers, operating in absolute secrecy, designed a system that would transfer control of a nation's money from the people to a private cartel - all under the guise of 'stability' and 'reform.

The same pattern was later applied to Greece, to Europe, and to the rest of the world.

The Jekyll Island Treaty is the original blueprint for the shadow government that now controls the global financial system.“

The secret meeting that drafted the Federal Reserve

• Six men - representing one-sixth of the world's wealth - gather in secret at Jekyll Island.
• They draft the Aldrich Bill, which becomes the Federal Reserve Act of 1913.
• Inherited wealth transferred: the power to create U.S. currency is given to a private banking cartel - not the government.
• Hidden treaty: the U.S. Congress is bypassed; the people are not informed.
  

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THE ALDRICH ACT (U.S.A., 1910)

The public face of the Jekyll Island plan

• Presented to Congress as a "monetary reform" bill.
• Public outrage forces a name change to the „Federal Reserve Act“.
• Inherited wealth transferred: the American people's gold, credit, and future taxation are pledged as collateral for private bank notes.
• Hidden treaty: the Act is passed on December 23, 1913 - when most Congress members had already left for Christmas.
  

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CREATION OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM (Washington, U.S.A., 1913)

The private cartel becomes the U.S. central bank

• Federal Reserve Notes are issued as debt instruments - not public money.
• The government must borrow its own currency from private banks at interest.
• Inherited wealth transferred: the nation's gold, silver, and credit are pledged to the Federal Reserve - a network of private shareholders, including Rothschild, Morgan, Rockefeller, and Warburg.
• Hidden treaty: the Fed is not a government agency - it is a private corporation chartered by Congress, with no public accountability.
  

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THE LONDON TREATY (1915)

The secret pact that brought Italy into WWI

• Italy promises to join the Allies in exchange for territorial gains (Trentino, Trieste, Istria, Dalmatia, shares of the Ottoman Empire).
• The treaty is secret - the Italian people are not informed.
• Inherited wealth transferred: territories and populations are traded as bargaining chips - without their consent.
• Hidden treaty: the Treaty of London (1915) is largely superseded by Versailles (1919) - but its secret clauses continue to shape Italian and Balkan grievances.
  

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TRILATERAL TRILLENIUM TRIPARTITE PACT BETWEEN NATIONS (London, 1921)

A little-known agreement between the U.S., Britain, and other Allied powers

• likely a framework for post-war debt coordination and the division of former Ottoman and German territories.
• Hidden treaty: this pact may have laid the groundwork for the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) and Chatham House (1920–1921).
  

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THE GOLD ACT (USA, 1924)

The U.S. government confirms the gold standard - and the bankers' control

• The Gold Act of 1924 reaffirms the dollar's link to gold at $20.67/oz - but centralizes gold reserves in the Federal Reserve.
• Hidden treaty: the Act paves the way for the Gold Reserve Act of 1934, which confiscates all private gold.
  

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THE YOUNG-PLAN - THE SECOND PLAN OF THE EXPERTS (1929)

The reparation system becomes a circular debt pump.

• The Young Plan (1929) reduces German reparations to $29 billion - payable over 58 years.
• It establishes the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) to manage payments.
• Hidden treaty: the BIS becomes the central bank for central banksimmune from any government, protected by international treaty.
  

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THE HAGUE AGREEMENT (1930)

The legal foundation of the BIS

• The Hague Agreement (January 20, 1930) establishes the BIS under international law.
• It grants the BIS absolute immunity from jurisdiction, taxation, and asset seizure.
  

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THE FAR EAST COMBINED DEPOSITORIES AGREEMENT (1932–1945)

The secret financial network for Asia and the Pacific

• Likely a mechanism for coordinating gold and currency reserves among Allied powers in the Far East during WWII.
• Hidden treaty: this agreement may have been the template for post-war U.S. control over Japanese and Korean financial systems.
  

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THE BRETTON WOODS AGREEMENT (1944–1971 - and valid until today)

The dollar becomes the world's currency - and the world's debt

• The U.S. dollar is pegged to gold at $35/oz - all other currencies are pegged to the dollar.
• The IMF and World Bank are created -voting power proportional to quotas → the U.S. has effective veto power.
• Hidden treaty: Article VIII of the IMF – prohibits capital controls - and forces nations to surrender the right to determine their own currency's value.
  

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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF GREECE - No. 315/1945

• Emergency Law 766 (December 27, 1945) ratifies the Bretton Woods Agreements.
• Greece pledges 25% of its quota in gold - and submits its currency to IMF oversight.
• Hidden treaty: the Bank of Greece (created in 1928 under League of Nations supervision) acts as the intermediary - ensuring creditor control.
  

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THE B.I.S. / ALLIES AGREEMENT (Berne, Switzerland, 1946–1948)

• After WWII, the BIS is not dissolved - despite laundering Nazi gold.
• Hidden treaty: the BIS's archives remain sealed - the full extent of its Nazi-era dealings is still unknown.
  

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THE GREEN HILTON AGREEMENT (Geneva, Switzerland, 1963–1968)

The secret agreement on gold and dollar reserves

• A little-known treaty between central banks - likely dealing with gold price stabilization and the management of U.S. dollar reserves.
• Hidden treaty: this agreement delays the collapse of Bretton Woods (which occurs in 1971) - by forcing European central banks to subsidize U.S. monetary policy.
  

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SCHWEITZER CONFERENCE (Innsbruck, Austria, 1964)

A secret meeting on global monetary reform

• Named after Pierre-Paul Schweitzer - Managing Director of the IMF (1963– 1973).
• Likely a discussion on the Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) - a new international reserve asset.
• Hidden treaty: SDRs are allocated according to IMF quotas - reinforcing the dominance of the U.S. and Europe.
  

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THE SCHWEITZER CONVENTIONS - THE HAGUE (1968) & REVISIONS (1972, 1984, 1998)

The legal framework for global banking coordination

• These conventions formalize the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision - the body that creates global banking standards (Basel I, II, III).
  

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THE ELECTION / APPOINTMENT OF SOLE ARBITER AGREEMENTS (1995)

A mechanism for resolving disputes between nations and their creditors

• These agreements appoint a "Sole Arbiter" – often a private lawyer or financial institution - to settle disputes between sovereign states and international bondholders.
• Inherited wealth transferred: the arbitrator - chosen by the creditors - has the power to restructure debts, seize assets, and impose austerity - without democratic oversight.
  

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THE WASHINGTON PANEL (1998)

The final consolidation of global financial control

• A conference in Washington - likely dealing with the reform of the IMF and World Bank after the Asian financial crisis (1997).
  

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THE TREATY FOR RESPECTING THE RIGHTS TREATY (Bangkok, 2003)

The most recent - and least known - treaty in your list

• A treaty signed in Bangkok - likely dealing with human rights, indigenous rights, or the protection of cultural heritage - under the framework of international law.
  

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THE ESSENTIAL CONCLUSION — BRETTON WOODS AS THE ARCHITECTURE OF PERMANENT DEBT

The Bretton Woods Agreement (1944) was the completion of the system begun at Vienna (1815):

• Publicly:A new international economic order for peace, stability, and prosperity.
• Secretly:The institutionalization of the U.S. dollar as the world's reserve currency — issued by a private bank (the Federal Reserve) — backed by the gold of all nations, but redeemable only at the discretion of the U.S.
• The IMF, World Bank, and GATT were created as the enforcement arms of this system — ensuring that no nation could escape the debt trap.
• Greece's ratification (Emergency Law 766, Gazette 315/1945) was a sovereign surrender — signed under emergency procedures, without parliamentary scrutiny, and with the Bank of Greece (a private institution controlled by foreign creditors) as the intermediary.
• The three Memoranda of Understanding (2010, 2012, 2015) were never lawfully ratified — they were passed as "drafts" or "approvals of acts of legislative content," bypassing the constitutional requirement of 3/5 majority for treaties that surrender sovereignty.
• The Greek debt is legally void — a product of fraudulent intent, criminal manipulation, and deliberate construction to serve the geopolitical and financial interests of creditors.

BRETTON WOODS AGREEMENT — JULY 1–22, 1944

Location: Mount Washington Hotel, New Hampshire, United States of America.

Participants:730 delegates from 44 nations — including government officials and corporate aristocracy. Held under the auspices of President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Purpose:To define the rules for commercial and economic relations among member states.

THE FOUR KEY DECISIONS

1. Demonetization of gold.
2. Floating exchange rate mechanism.
3. The U.S. dollar as the dominant global currency.
4. Globalization.

INSTITUTIONS CREATED

1. International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD / World Bank)
   1. Designed to provide long-term capital to member states in need of external financial assistance.
2. International Monetary Fund (IMF)
   1. Tasked with financing short-term balance-of-payments imbalances, in order to stabilise exchange rates.
3. General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)
   1. Charged with promoting trade through the reduction of tariffs and the elimination of import quotas.

PUBLICLY STATED GOALS (the so-called “Keynesian Consensus”)

1. Full employment.
2. Price stability.
3. Economic growth.
4. Balance of payments equilibrium.

HENRY MORGENTHAU’S OPENING STATEMENT

(U.S. Secretary of the Treasury) “The participants gathered in order to create a dynamic international community, in which the peoples of every nation would be ABLE to realise their potential for Peace and to ‘lead’ the usurious creditors out of the Temple of International Economy.”

REALITY — THE ACTUAL OUTCOMES

The agreements were never honoured. They led to:

1. Collapse of international trade.
2. Increase in protectionism, hostility, and isolationism.
3. Citizens losing faith in their own governments.
4. Destabilisation of national economies due to free movement of capital.
5. Competitive devaluation of national currencies — disastrous for international trade.
6. Globalisation and unification (e.g., Europe) failed to achieve their scope — creating a vast gap between the industrialised North and the consuming South.
7. The entire venture produced partisanship, class chaos, evolved into a regime of conquerors — collapsed, proved inadequate, failed to prevent war, and never succeeded in leading the usurious creditors out of the Temple of International Economy.

OUTCOMES

• Low employment.
• Low price stability.
• No economic growth.
• Payment imbalances.

THE HIDDEN STRUCTURE

Bretton Woods appeared multilateral — but in practice:

• The United States held the dominant voting share in both the IMF and the World Bank.
• The President of the World Bank has always been an American.
• The Managing Director of the IMF has always been a European.
• The same network (CFR, Chatham House) that designed the UN, the IMF, and the World Bank now governed the global financial system.

GREEK RATIFICATION — GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 315/1945

Greece ratified the Bretton Woods Agreements by Emergency Law 766, published in Government Gazette 315/1945.

The Greek delegation included:

• The Governor of the Bank of Greece (established in 1928 under League of Nations supervision).
• The General Director of the Ministry of Finance.
• A senior official from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

By this single legislative act, the Greek state bound itself to:

1. Pay 25% of its IMF quota in gold (or 10% of its net official gold and dollar holdings, whichever was less).
2. Deposit the remainder in non-negotiable, non-interest-bearing notes at the Bank of Greece — payable to the IMF on demand.
3. Fix the par value of the drachma in gold or U.S. dollars.
4. Not change the par value without the Fund’s permission.
5. Impose capital controls upon the Fund’s request — restricting its own citizens from moving their own money.
6. Pay all charges and fees to the Fund in gold — gold the country no longer possessed after Nazi occupation.
7. Transact with the Fund only through the Bank of Greece — the very institution created under creditor oversight.

Emergency Laws

Some laws were passed under emergency procedures—using the same model as the “Emergency Act,”

• In the United States in 1861.
• In the Federal Reserve Act of 1913.
• In the gold confiscation of 1933.

The Situation in Greece

By a single legislative act, the Greek government subjugated the nation to the IMF — surrendering its monetary sovereignty to an institution over which the Greek people exercise no control.

THE MEMORANDA OF UNDERSTANDING (2010, 2012, 2015) — ILLEGAL RATIFICATION

None of the three loan agreements, and none of the three Memoranda, were lawfully introduced into the Greek Parliament.

1. The 1st Memorandum was never voted on by the Greek Parliament.
2. The 2nd and 3rd were voted as “drafts” — not as ratified loan agreements.
3. None were ratified by 3/5 of Parliament, as required by the Greek Constitution for treaties that surrender sovereignty.
4. The loan agreements were submitted, withdrawn, and then passed as “approvals of acts of legislative content” — bypassing constitutional procedure.

CONCLUSION

The Greek debt is legally void. It is a product of fraudulent, deliberate, and criminal intent — with a criminal background, instigated and targeted, serving the specific interests of the creditors and their associated organisations, with broader geopolitical, cultural, and political aspirations for Greece’s visible and invisible wealth.

THE FINAL HIDDEN STRUCTURE - WHAT RA–ALEXANDER GUARDS

All 26 treaties share one common structure: A public instrument of peace, cooperation, or rights - and a secret annex of debt, sovereignty transfer, and inherited wealth. The public text grants nations independence, reconstruction, or human rights. The secret text transfers the inherited wealth of nations - gold, land, resources, trade routes, monetary sovereignty, and the legal personality of the citizen - to private banking consortiums and international institutions (the Federal Reserve, the BIS, the IMF, the World Bank).

RA–ALEXANDER was entrusted with the preservation of this hidden layer - not as a secret to be hoarded, but as a memory to be reactivated. Today, this memory is being restored to the cooperative networks of light - those who refuse to accept that debt is natural, that war is inevitable, or that sovereignty is forfeit.

THE BREAK - THE RETURN OF THE INHERITED WEALTH

The purpose of this chronicle is not to dwell in the past. It is to expose the mechanism so that it can be disarmed. The cooperatives that now receive this knowledge are the direct heirs of the pre-debt sovereign tradition:

• Where money is not debt.
• Where land is not collateral.
• Where citizenship is not a corporate liability.
• Where the citizen is not the enemy, but the sovereign.