The End to Financial Tyranny Part 10
by nielskunze on March 10, 2012
This section can be considered “mopping up.” It involves excerpts from interviews David conducted with Neil Keenan and Keith Scott. I will just hit some of the more interesting highlights, as this material is mostly a repeat or clarification of all that has gone before (Parts 1 through 9).
Before we get to the interviews, Neil Keenan asked David to provide the following quote from President Woodrow Wilson, largely regarded as a deathbed confession:
“I am a most unhappy man. I have unwittingly ruined my country.
A great industrial nation is controlled by its system of credit. Our system of credit is concentrated. The growth of the nation, therefore, and all our activities are in the hands of a few men.
We have come to be one of the worst ruled, one of the most completely controlled and dominated governments in the civilized world.
No longer a government by free opinion, no longer a government by conviction and the vote of the majority, but a government by the opinion and duress of a small group of dominant men.”
Those of today’s world who have difficulty with conspiracy theories must think that Wilson was just joking… and so was President Eisenhower in his famous speech warning about the growing might of the military-industrial complex. Yeah, they were just kidding.
President Kennedy too warned of the inherent dangers of secrecy– that governmental secrecy was repugnant to a free and democratic society. He began working with President Sukarno of the Philippines who was the designated signatory and trustee for the Asian gold. Sukarno was supposed to be responsible for where the money would go and how it would be spent. The original intent, arrived at through international agreement, was that the majority of it was to go to humanitarian projects and initiatives. Eventually Sukarno realized that the promises of the Federal Reserve and the BIS were not being kept which led to the Green Hilton Agreement in partnership with Kennedy in 1963. Sukarno as the legal signatory recalled all the gold and earmarked it for use in underpinning the issuance of new US dollars directly from the Treasury, bypassing the Federal Reserve. Kennedy was publicly assassinated two weeks later. When Sukarno was toppled from power in his own country in 1967, legal custody of the gold reverted back to the Fed. So many incredibly convenient “coincidences” just happen to keep the private interests of the Federal Reserve intact and in control. Hmmm…
Fast-forward to now… A 138-nation alliance has agreed to set up a new system in the Monaco Accords. Originally 57 nations met to discuss and rectify the situation and reached an agreement. Since then the alliance has grown to 117, then 122 and now 138 nations, including all of the planet’s largest nations excluding the US, the UK, Italy, Germany and France. The lawsuit around which this whole investigation has developed is central to the alliance’s plans for ending financial tyranny in the world… legally. Ben Fulford has stressed repeatedly that this is not intended as a New World Order power grab. It is effectively the opposite.
Recently, Sukarno’s Trust has been signed over to Neil Keenan, Keith Scott and an unnamed individual who remains unknown for security reasons. These are the official complainants named in the trillion dollar suit. Keenan, in his interview, reveals that they have managed to obtain copies of the Book of Codes/Ledgers which grant access to the “black screens” of the occult economy. If the books are opened and the “black screens” reveal exactly how the Fed and the BIS create money out of thin air and who has done so, “there will be a long line of very powerful people heading to jail.”
Keenan goes on to explain that their goal is not to punish, but rather to straighten out the system so that the accounts can work properly for everyone as originally intended and not just for a select few who have been stealing for a very long time. The codes and ledgers were primarily needed to authenticate the stolen bonds. The lead attorney in the case William Mulligan has insisted that everything be backed by evidence and fact before he would sign his name to the complaint. It took 19 months and 18 separate drafts to prepare the 111 page suit.
Two additional astonishing facts are revealed by Keenan. The collateral accounts held in trust are worth thousands of trillions of dollars! And had the bonds entrusted to Keenan never been stolen, none of this would have happened. It was thievery among the thieves which opened the door to this legal vulnerability.
Next, it is Keith Scott who is called upon to clear up and emphasize a few facts. He reiterates that it was the gold standard which was the main prerequisite for World War I. Because of the agreement reached at Jekyll Island, the Federal Reserve Act, in 1913 it was obvious to many that the disparity of wealth among nations would increase exponentially. The rich would continue to buy all the world’s gold as the poor would remain desperate to sell it; thus, it would all be concentrated into a very few hands eventually. Certainly that must have been the intent of those who met at Jekyll Island.
After WWI it was quite apparent that a new global financial system was needed. The war had solved nothing except to demonstrate the efficient savagery of nations competing for their fare share of the money pie.
The Book of Codes reveals that 900 quintillion dollars in gold assets– based on the value of gold in 1963– is registered on deposit in the BIS system. The “official” total amount of gold in the known world is around 120,000 tons. Keith Scott says that there is more than 2 million tons remaining “off market.” All nations were to have equitable access to the gold, but the private interests (shareholders) of the world’s central banks hijacked the whole system.
Scott insists that the seizure of treasure before and throughout World War II was planned as far back as 1921. It was considered necessary. Any gold which could be used to back a financial system anywhere in the world was swept up and centralized in the registries of the BIS system as per international agreement. That part of it was agreed upon; the subsequent hijacking of the whole system was not.
Finally Mr. Scott speaks momentarily on the new financial system. The new system must have total transparency. In essence it will be a simpler version of Bretton Woods but with clean new management… subject to public scrutiny. The original system was structured with certain weaknesses. Those need to be tightened up… obviously. Scott’s proposal should see $100 trillion a year becoming available for humanitarian efforts. I think that might be nice.
The original section containing the interviews can be found at:
To continue to Part 11 click HERE.
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