Quattuordecillion in Secrert Sovereign Wealth Funds?

I was still trying to conceptualize $1 trillion when I came across the concept of $1 "quattuordecillion" - that's one, followed by 45 zeros:  $1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000! Enough money to buy a gold cube the size of the orbit of Saturn!  Now, I don't know about you, but I was never taught to count that high. In fact, to be honest, I never knew such a word existed; let alone, the idea of that much wealth.  So, one has to ask: who possesses this unbelievable accumulation of wealth?  If in fact, it exists. Well, who do you think? That infinitesimally small group of people who possess and control everything else: the global elite. Of course, they have done everything in their power to keep this a big secret, including a launching a disinformation campaign on the Internet that includes all the big players: Wikipedia, Google, etc.

The global GDP is reported to be $55 trillion annually, but you see governments maintain two sets of accounting books. One which is displayed to the public which contains official data issued by the government, and another secretive version which is used between sovereign entities. It is this secretive ledger that contains both the collateral accounts and Saint Germain's Foundation Divine and World Trust

Okay, for those of you who do not equate deep research with conspiracy fruitcakes, a little history:

In 1875 the wealth and assets of the royal families and nations held under colonial rule were centralized into one combined account to be used to the benefit of all nations. Then in 1921 the Royal Families and nations that owned the wealth in the Collateral Accounts agreed to establish the Trilateral Trillenium Tripartite Gold Commission to house and oversee these combined funds that contain deliverable precious metals and currencies worth upwards of one quattuordecillion dollars.  The  Combined International Collateral Accounts of the Global Debt Facility, contains within its ledger, the World Trust which is now worth $1 quatrodecillion dollars

From 1944/5 - 1994/5 The Trilateral Trillenium Tripartite Gold Commission (TTTGC) was organized and implemented, by the Nations of the World, with a Term period of 50 years. During this term period the Commission held the Mandate, Rights and Authorities over The Combined International Collateral Accounts of the Global Debt Facility. Following the expiry of the 50 year term, the Nations of the World, disappointed with the biased way The Combined International Collateral Accounts had been utilised within the 50 years, agreed not to extend the term of the TTTGC, but instead appointed a single independent person to the position of International Treasury Controller with full rights, authority, and legal ownership of the Combined International Collateral Accounts.

Extensions of this agreement were expanded through international treaties, some of which are still classified as top secret, including:

Jekyll Island Treaty (1910)
The London Treaty (1920)
The Second Plan of the Experts (1929)
The Hague Agreement (1930)
The Far East Combined Depositories Agreement (1932 1945)
The Bretton Woods Agreement (1944)
The B.I.S. / Allies Agreement (1948)
The Green Hilton Agreement (1963)
The Schweitzer Conventions (1968)
The Election / Appointment of Sole Arbiter Agreements (1995)
The Washington Panel (1998)
The Treaty for Respecting the Rights (2003)

These treaties were ratified by the sovereign nations of the world.. Proof of such is recorded in every nations charter of the U.N. The USA charter is based on the constitution and thus subject to constitutional law. Only Kings/Queens, Presidents, Prime Ministers, and in some cases Minsters of Finance or Foreign Affairs are granted access to these accounts. Verification is undertaken through a specific office under specific protocols dictated by the Head Office of the United Nations.

To curtail - or possibly, escalate illegal activities -  in 1995, the Trillenium Trilateral Tripartite Commission was stripped of its power and placed under the control of the International Treasury Controller and the Office of International Treasury Control, at the United Nations. Additionally, they now have jurisdiction over the IMF, World Bank, and the Bank of International Settlements which are all part of the Collateral Accounts. Despite this; the IMF, World Bank, and BIS continue to use the assets illegally for their own financing without giving any thought to the needs of the people of the world.

A controversial whistle blower has said that the US did not like that result and so the US, UK and France and their allies have continued to act as rogue nations attempting to keep stolen assets (and seeking to steal more) from the Collateral Accounts. These nations are, supposedly, covertly hindering the work of the OITC; hiding behind the secrecy provisions in the various treaties that established the OITC, as they seek to limit and even destroy the OITC's global wealth creation initiatives. He has also claimed that some of the assets were deposited at Ft. Hood, in an underground facility.

Who, in particular, is in charge of all this wealth? The Office of International Treasury Control?  Well, a man named Dr. Ray C. Dam is currently Chairman of this little known office.  Dam was appointed by the nations of the world as International Treasury Controller, Legal Decadency to Heir, Sole Arbiter, Owner and Controller of all Combined International Collateral Accounts of the Global Debt Facility, under International Legal Transfer Record RCD1088.   However, Dr. Ray C. Dam is a person, but His Excellency Dr. Ray C. Dam is a certified and indemnified international Central Banking financial institution operating as The Office of International Treasury Control.

The Assets of the Combined International Collateral Accounts are in constant use, assisting to finance countries and such organisations, either in part or full, as the International Monetary Fund, The World Bank, The International Finance Corporation, International Development Banks, United Nations, and additionally under-pinning the US Dollar as the World’s Reserve Currency.

George Freund posted the documents "purporting the sovereign wealth of those who claim to be sovereign".  And below you will find a letter that has been verified as being issued by Russell L. Munk, International Division, US Treasury, General Counsel, International Department, US Treasury, Washington D.C. 20220, USA, as of the date of the letter.
Now, for the important part. How do these funds reach you and me? Oh, I didn't tell you. These prosperity funds were created, in part, for the common man; although, we're at the bottom of the heap, because they must first travel down through 30.000 different trust funds beginning with the World Trust, at the highest level, under the world court.

• Level one: Saint Germain's Foundation Divine and World Trust
• Level two: 180 Royal Trusts. Examples include the French Trust, Russian Trust, Vatican Trust
• Level Three: Illuminati Family Trusts. Examples include Warburg Trust, Rothschilds Trust Rockefeller Trust
• Level Four: 250+ Corporate Trusts including GE, Lockheed, and at&t
• Level Five: Prosperity Program Trusts and 72 Bank Roll Programs managed by the IMF under the guidance of Saint Germain Bank roll programs include Bergavine, Omega and Freedom

The funds travel through each level they must be signed off by 4-5 trustees per trust

Starting at 38:40, the video below explains the collateral accounts

Ecclesiastes 6:2 A man to whom God hath given riches, wealth, and honour, so that he wanteth nothing for his soul of all that he desireth, yet God giveth him not power to eat thereof, but a stranger eateth it: this is vanity, and it is an evil disease.

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Recession Over in June 2009?

What? The recession ended over a year ago?  Is that when the Depression started?  Must be, because while trillions of dollars were thrown at banks and corporations in bailouts, tax cuts, stimulus programs, etc, more Americans than ever are slipping into poverty.  That's 43.6 million Americans in 2009 according to the latest Census Bureau report (The US Census Bureau calculated the threshold for poverty in 2009 for a family of four at $21,756). Not only that, the number of Americans without any health insurance rose by over 4 million people, from 46.3 million to 50.7 million.

The following are 20 signs that the economic collapse has already begun for one out of every seven Americans:

#1 The Census Bureau says that 43.6 million Americans are now living in poverty and according to them that is the highest number of poor Americans in 51 years of record-keeping.


#2 In the year 2000, 11.3 percent of Americans were living in poverty. In 2008, 13.2 percent of Americans were living in poverty. In 2009, 14.3 percent of Americans were living in poverty. Needless to say the trend is moving in the wrong direction.


#3 In 2009 alone, approximately 4 million more Americans joined the ranks of the poor.


#4 According to the Associated Press, experts believe that 2009 saw the largest single year increase in the U.S. poverty rate since the U.S. government began calculating poverty figures back in 1959.


#5 The U.S. poverty rate is now the third worst among the developed nations tracked by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.


#6 Today the United States has approximately 4 million fewer wage earners than it did in 2007.


#7 Nearly 10 million Americans now receive unemployment insurance, which is almost four times as many as were receiving it in 2007.


#8 U.S. banks repossessed 25 percent more homes in August 2010 than they did in August 2009.


#9 One out of every seven mortgages in the United States was either delinquent or in foreclosure during the first quarter of 2010.


#10 There are now 50.7 million Americans who do not have health insurance. One trip to the emergency room would be all it would take to bankrupt a significant percentage of them.


#11 More than 50 million Americans are now on Medicaid, the U.S. government health care program designed principally to help the poor.


#12 There are now over 41 million Americans on food stamps.


#13 The number of Americans enrolled in the food stamp program increased a whopping 55 percent from December 2007 to June 2010.


#14 One out of every six Americans is now being served by at least one government anti-poverty program.


#15 California’s poverty rate soared to 15.3 percent in 2009, which was the highest in 11 years.


#16 According to an analysis by Isabel Sawhill and Emily Monea of the Brookings Institution, 10 million more Americans (including 6 million more children) will slip into poverty over the next decade.


#17 According to a recently released Federal Reserve report, Americans experienced a $1.5 trillion loss in combined household net worth in the second quarter of 2010.


#18 Manufacturing employment in the U.S. computer industry is actually lower in 2010 than it was in 1975.


#19 Median U.S. household income is down 5 percent from its peak of more than $52,000 in 1999.


#20 A study recently released by the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College University found that Americans are $6.6 trillion short of what they need for retirement.

America is the richest country in the world only if you isolate the statistics regarding gross domestic product, and/or if you add the wealth of the wealthiest 1% who, despite the recession, saw their income explode while their taxes were cut dramatically. However, include the statistics regarding we the people, and we're talking third world here.

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We Get What We Measure So Measure What Matters

It is often said that all of us come into this world on equal footing, naked, and fully dependent with nothing in our possession. However, our genetic make-up, inherent biological factors, the environment we are born into and to whom we find ourselves depending are anything but equal. Even identical twins do not start out on "equal footing" entirely, as conditions in the womb and factors outside the womb can alter their experience enough where one twin may start out with a slight advantage over the other.

Having said that, assuming we believe that civilization trumps the law of the jungle - look out for #1 despite what becomes of your fellow man and that those with power control the lives of those without - it is imperative that society function to level the playing field rather than tilt it to those fortunate enough to be born with the proverbial silver spoon.

One way to level the playing field is to measure and pay attention to what matters, rather than to what increases the advantages of the already advantaged. Economic goals and economic efficiency should not be the only indicators of how well our society is functioning, and the economic indicators we use should reflect more than unsustainable growth, profit and money, as they are means, not ends.

Gross National Product (GDP), the basic measurement we use to gauge our nation's economic performance, is really the rate at which the economy extracts real resources from the environment and transforms it into toxic garbage, according to David Korten, author of Agenda for a New Economy: From Phantom Wealth to Real Wealth.

Corrective action begins with recognition that our economic crisis is, at its core, a moral crisis. Our economic institutions and rules, even the indicators by which we measure economic performance, consistently place financial values ahead of life values.

We have been measuring economic performance against GDP, or gross domestic product, which essentially measures the rate at which money and resources are flowing through the economy. Let us henceforth measure economic performance by the indicators of what we really want: the health and well-being of our children, families, communities, and the natural environment. -- David Korten

The growth of corporate power and propaganda has defined, in particular, the last thirty years, perpetuating a continuously deepening inequality. It's time we take a look at the ways we perceive and measure progress from our economy to our educational system to our health care system, etc.

Forbes article Merit by the Numbers examines the way in which we assess the reputation of our colleges and universities. Rather than ranking institutions of higher learning by what their graduates contribute, their value is estimated based on the credentials of the people they admit. This "preoccupation with backwards-looking statistical criteria also severs the tie between admissions and mission."

The old paradigm that worships money in and of itself, and values money more than life, must be discarded, as it creates a *wealth sucking system, that can only lead to the destruction of life, the very definition of evil.

"This is the duty of our generation as we enter the twenty-first century -- solidarity with the weak, the persecuted, the lonely, the sick, and those in despair. It is expressed by the desire to give a noble and humanizing meaning to a community in which all members will define themselves not by their own identity but by that of others." -- Elie Wiesel

* Real wealth - goods and services with utility (for ex. land, food) in addition to more intangible wealth such as ideas; knowledge; health; community; beautiful, natural environment.

As opposed to phantom wealth which is built around an illusion, the illusion that money is wealth, which then translates into the idea that people who are creating—or who are making money are in fact creating wealth. And what Wall Street has become extremely expert at is creating money out of nothing through financial bubbles, through pyramiding lending to create fictitious assets that become collateral for more bank lending, and then combining that with the predatory aspects of usurious lending and deceptive lending and the use of credit cards as a substitute for a living wage—all the games that Wall Street is playing. And it’s actually based on a philosophy that says we don’t need to produce anything as a country, if we can—you know, if we can do all this financial innovation that allows us to create financial assets without producing anything of real value. I mean, it’s absolutely insane. And yet, it is the—it’s been the foundation of our economic policy in this country for decades now.

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World Mapper

Worldmapper is a collection of world maps, where territories are re-sized on each map according to the subject of interest.

World Population:
In Spring 2000 world population estimates reached 6 billion; that is 6 thousand million. The distribution of the earth's population is shown in this map.India, China and Japan appear large on the map because they have large populations. Panama, Namibia and Guinea-Bissau have small populations so are barely visible on the map.

Population is very weakly related to land area. However, Sudan which is geographically the largest country in Africa, has a smaller population than Nigeria, Egypt, Ethiopia, Democratic Republic of Congo, South Africa and Tanzania.

The size of each territory shows the relative proportion of the world's population living there.
Note: Many of the maps' subjects relate to people, so this map serves as a good reference map for comparison with many other maps.

Wealth:
This wealth map shows which territories have the greatest wealth when Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is compared using currency exchange rates. This indicates international purchasing power - what someone’s money would be worth if they wanted to spend it in another territory. For some their money will gain value when they move - others’ money will lose value. This facilitates the movement of some people, whilst severely limiting that of others.

Wealth, as reflected by GDP per person, is highest in Luxembourg, Norway and Switzerland. It is lowest in Ethiopia, Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Absolute Poverty:
Absolute poverty is defined as living on the equivalent of US$2 a day or less. In 2002, 43% of the world population lived on this little. This money has to cover the basics of food, shelter and water. Medicines, new clothing, and school books would not be on the priority list.

When almost an entire population lives on this little, it is unsurprising if undernourishment is high, education levels are low, and life expectancy short. In both Nigeria and Mali, 9 of every ten people survives on less than US$2 a day.

South America has a relatively small poor population, yet 39 million people have less than US$2 a day in Brazil.

Territory size shows the proportion of all people living on less than or equal to US$2 in purchasing power parity a day.

"Trickle-down theory - the less than elegant metaphor that if one feeds the horse enough oats, some will pass through to the road for the sparrows." John Kenneth Galbraith, undated
Human Poverty:
Poverty is not just a financial state. Being poor affects life in many ways. The human poverty index uses indicators that capture non-financial elements of poverty, such as life expectancy, adult literacy, water quality, and children that are underweight. The 30 territories of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development use a different index which includes income and long-term unemployment; and not water quality or underweight children. This implies that the poor in richer territories are materially better off.

The highest human poverty index scores are in Central Africa, the lowest are in Japan.

Territory size shows the proportion of the world population living in poverty living there (calculated by multiplying population by one of two poverty indices).

"My field experience of the complexity and variety of country situations made me chary of stylised generalisations about ‘the third world’." Angus Maddison, 2002

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GDP Density

GDP Density is calculated by multiplying GDP per capita by the number of people per square kilometer. This map shows how important geographical location is to economic development.

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