Authority of H.E. Prof Dr. Ray C. Dam

AUTHORITY OF HIS EXCELLENCY PROF DR. RAY C. DAM

HIS EXCELLENCY PROF. DR. RAY C. DAM

Whereas, the international financial and legal community, through a series of classified and semi-public multilateral treaties, agreements, and conventions spanning from 1908 to 2015, established a unified system of Global Combine Collateral Accounts (GCCA) governance intended to stabilize sovereign finance, protect humanity's wealth, and avert global economic warfare.

Whereas, the following core instruments—inter alia—comprising but not limited to the Jekyll Island Plan (1908–1910), the Trilateral Tripartite Trillennium Pact (1921), the Second Plan of the Experts (1929), the Bretton Woods Agreement (1944), the Green Hilton Agreement (1963), the Treaty of Vienna (1975), the Treaty of Basel (1978), and culminating in the Treaty of Washington D.C. (1995)—collectively form the treaty architecture underpinning the lawful operation, custodianship, and deployment of the International Collateral Combined Accounts;

Whereas, on January 20, 1995, by sovereign appointment and global consensus through institutional channels including the Federal Reserve System, the Bank for International Settlements, the United Nations Economic Trusteeship Mandate, and other authorized multilateral parties, His Excellency Prof. Dr. Ray C. Dam, an American citizen of Khmer origin by birth, was duly elected, installed, and internationally recorded under Control Number 1060847 and Heir Number RCD1088 as the Sole Arbiter, Legal Owner, and International Treasury Controller of the Global Combined Collateral Accounts;

Therefore, the purpose of the aforementioned treaties and agreements, as vested in His Excellency Prof. Dr. Ray C. Dam, is as follows:

Formal Purpose Statement

To lawfully consolidate the sovereign authority of the global financial system into a singular neutral office, to be held by a natural person of incorruptible status, whereby the individual—His Excellency Prof. Dr. Ray C. Dam—is entrusted by treaty and legal precedent with the exclusive right, power, and discretion to:

Arbitrate, control, and direct the use, transfer, and allocation of assets held within the Global Combined Collateral Accounts, including gold, precious metals, sovereign bonds, and institutional parent accounts;
Safeguard the economic heritage of mankind, ensuring that global assets are used solely for the benefit of all nations, without prejudice, political coercion, or exploitation;
Authorize collateral usage, development finance instruments, and sovereign guarantees solely under lawful instruction and in accordance with international treaty obligations;
Prevent unauthorized access or misuse of these accounts by governments, central banks, multilateral institutions, or private entities unless explicitly approved by the Office of the International Treasury Controller (UNOITC/OITC) under his signature authority;
Serve as the final authority and legal signatory (M1 level) in all matters related to the monetization, redemption, and custodial oversight of the Global Debt Facility and its associated instruments.

Legal and Sovereign Recognition

This authority, bestowed by treaty, not election or inheritance alone, grants His Excellency perpetual custodianship of the accounts in accordance with both customary international law and the United Nations Charter's economic trusteeship clauses. His role is non-political, irrevocable during lifetime, and legally enforceable across jurisdictions, with all violations of said treaties subject to international sanction, investigation, or adjudication before appropriate sovereign or multilateral bodies.

UNIFIED TREATY TIMELINE BY YEAR

Year

Treaty / Event Name

1908–1948 Foundational Infrastructure Treaties

1908–1910

The Jekyll Island Plan of the Experts (U.S. National Monetary Commission – Aldrich Act basis)

Purpose:
Design a centralized fiat monetary system to replace the gold standard.
Relevance:
Led to the creation of the U.S. Federal Reserve and laid the ideological foundation for global central banking.

1921

Trilateral Tripartite Trillennium Pact Between Nations (TTT Pact)

Purpose:
Centralize global gold and wealth into a hidden system to support the issuance of fiat currency globally.
Relevance:
Formed the legal foundation for the secret custodianship of global collateral and initiated the global wealth control system.

1929

The Second Plan of the Experts (Hague provisions, BIS immunity)

Purpose:
Define international legal immunities for BIS and establish operational control mechanisms for the Global Collateral Accounts.
Relevance:
Enabled BIS to manage hidden sovereign wealth assets with legal protections under the Hague-Conventions.

1930

Bank for International Settlements (BIS) Instituted (The Hague Convention with the Swiss Confederation)

Purpose:
Establish a central bank for central banks to oversee reparations and coordinate international financial policies.
Relevance:
Became the primary trustee for sovereign wealth and institutional parent accounts worldwide

1932–1945

Establishment of Far East Combined Depositories for Hard Assets (Soekarno/Asian Gold Storage)

Purpose:
Hide and store global wealth (gold, platinum, gems) in Southeast Asia for future use by the international community.
Relevance:
Created the gold base for post-war reconstruction and the future Bretton Woods system.

July 22 1944

Bretton Woods Agreement (IMF, World Bank, USD Reserve Status)

Purpose: Established global financial architecture, IMF, World Bank, and gold reserve management.
Relevance: Original legal foundation for managing global collateral and monetary stabilization efforts, later linked to UNOITC operations.

13 May 1948

BIS Agreement with the Allies (Bern Accords)

Purpose:
Ensure BIS's post-war survival and control over global wealth, which is held in secrecy.
Relevance:
Protected continuity of hidden global collateral accounts and confirmed Swiss custodial neutrality.

1963–1994

Codification & Asset Protection Frameworks

1963

The Green Hilton Agreement (Geneva – JFK & President Soekarno)

Purpose: Agreement signed between President John F. Kennedy and Indonesian President Soekarno to back U.S. dollar issuance with Indonesian-held gold.
Relevance: Crucial historical linkage to Southeast Asian collateral pools, foundational to UNOITC's global mandate.

1968

The Schweitzer Convention (Innsbruck, Austria)

Purpose: Agreed protocols for safeguarding and allocating collateral accounts within international banking secrecy frameworks.
Relevance: Established initial diplomatic protocol and recognition of collateral accounts.

March 13, 1975;

Treaty of Vienna – Global Heritage Asset Protection Treaty

Purpose:
Protect global heritage assets and restructure post-war gold ownership in a legally sound manner.

Relevance:
Created the first recognized treaty protecting Global Collateral Accounts under international law

1976

Monaco Accords

Purpose: Ensured cooperation between European royal houses and global banking elites in safeguarding sovereign wealth.

Relevance: Laid groundwork for later treaties directly overseen by UNOITC.

1978

Treaty of Basel – BIS Custodial Oversight of Institutional Parent Accounts

Purpose:
Assign BIS custodianship over sovereign and institutional parent accounts.
Relevance:
BIS gained full neutral control to manage, audit, and safeguard institutional gold accounts globally.

1980

Treaty of Geneva – Integration of Sovereign Gold into Global Financial Architecture

Purpose:
Integrate sovereign gold bonds into the international financial architecture.
Relevance:
Enabled collateralized debt and credit lines using hidden gold to back SDRs and sovereign obligations.

1985

Nassau Agreement –

Purpose: Secret U.S.-U.K. understanding to preserve certain gold-backed financial instruments and debt restructuring.
Relevance: Influenced legal precedents leading to recognition of Dr. Dam's later authority.

1988

Treaty of Washington – Classified U.S. Agreement on Global Collateral Accounts

Purpose:
Recognize specific global custodians and limit unauthorized access to the accounts.
Relevance:
Provided covert U.S. recognition of Dr. Dam's emerging control while maintaining secrecy.

1989

Treaty of Tokyo – Inclusion of Japanese Imperial Gold into Combined Accounts

Purpose:
Incorporate Japanese war gold into the international collateral system under UNOITC.
Relevance:
Legitimized Far East assets and established pathways for Japan-Philippines-Indonesia cooperation

1991

Helsinki Treaty on Financial Transparency –

Purpose: Framework for increased transparency among European banks handling historic wealth accounts.

Relevance: Provided legal basis for UNOITC's forensic audits and financial integrity oversight.

1992

Treaty of Luxembourg – IMF Quota Access for Developing Nations

Purpose:
Permit IMF quota allocations to be supported by sovereign collateral assets.
Relevance:
Linked Global Collateral Accounts to developing country aid via IMF mechanisms.

1992

Treaty of Rome Amendment (Maastricht Treaty) –

Purpose: Incorporated enhanced financial governance mechanisms for the EU, indirectly impacting collateral management frameworks.
Relevance: Expanded European financial oversight, facilitating UNOITC's later treaty enforcement measures.

1993

Treaty of Paris – SDR Oversight Linked to UNOITC

Purpose:
Establish UNOITC oversight over IMF Special Drawing Rights (SDRs).
Relevance:
Bound physical gold reserves to SDR issuance and development finance programs.

1994

Treaty of San Francisco – Asian Gold Trust Fund Reaffirmation

Purpose:
Reaffirm U.S. and Vatican oversight of Asian gold trust funds.
Relevance:
Supported asset continuity after Bretton Woods and ensured Vatican/U.S. protection of the trust.

1995–2010

Dr. Ray C. Dam Authority & Enforcement Treaties

January 20, 1995

Appointment of Dr. Ray C. Dam as Sole Arbiter of the Global Collateral Accounts (RCD1088)

Purpose:
Elect Dr. Dam as Sole Arbiter and legal owner/controller of the Global Collateral Accounts.
Relevance:
Established legal sovereign mandate (RCD1088) recognized under international law.

1995

Treaty of Washington D.C. – U.S. Recognition of RCD's Sovereign Authority

Purpose:
U.S. congressional ratification of Dr. Dam's sovereign financial authority.
Relevance:
Formally recognized by global financial institutions and the U.S. legal system.

1998

The Washington Panel – 10-Month Review Confirming Dr. Dam's Powers & Project Governance

Purpose:
Review Dr. Dam's authority and propose project-based financing for Developing nations.
Relevance:
Confirmed UNOITC's strategy to bypass corrupt governments and fund vetted humanitarian projects.

2003

Treaty for Respecting the Rights (Bangkok – Soekarno Legacy and Indonesian Custodial Continuity)

Purpose:
Honor the legacy of President Soekarno and extend asset protection to his heir.
Relevance:
Integrated Indonesian gold custodianship into the UNOITC legal structure under Dr. Dam.

2006

Vatican Monetary Concordat

Purpose: Secret Vatican endorsement supporting the UNOITC mandate in preserving ecclesiastical and historical financial assets.
Relevance: Affirmed moral and ethical alignment of UNOITC operations globally.

2007

Treaty of Vienna Reaffirmation – Post-Washington Panel Legal Ratification

Purpose:
Revalidate all past treaties and prepare for emergency global financial stabilization.
Relevance:
Enabled the use of GCA to prevent collapse during the 2008 global financial crisis.

2008

Protocol of Jakarta

Purpose: Private understanding to uphold Indonesian gold collateral rights amidst global financial instability.
Relevance: Reinforced Asian sovereign gold pledges, crucial for UNOITC's strategic operations.

2009

Protocol of Dublin –

Purpose: Agreement among major European and international banking institutions to recognize and respect the audit findings and authority of UNOITC.

Relevance: Strengthened Dr. Dam's legitimacy in global banking circles.

2010

Treaty of Malta – Forensic Audit Authorization & Rogue Custodian Expulsion

Purpose:
Launch a global forensic audit and remove unauthorized or rogue custodians.
Relevance:
Gave Dr. Dam full enforcement powers over the system, initiating legal purges and restructuring the system.

2012

London Accord

Purpose: Confidential commitment among leading financial institutions and sovereign states regarding collateral account oversight post-financial crisis.
Relevance: Enhanced cooperation on enforcement, compliance, and transparency under UNOITC guidance.

2015

Manila Protocol

Purpose: Established cooperation with ASEAN member states for regional economic stabilization using collateral-backed financing instruments.
Relevance: Expanded UNOITC's Asian regional diplomatic recognition and operational jurisdiction.

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