The aftermath of the London Treaty (1920-1929)

Some of the topics included in the London Treaty (1920-1929):

All Trusts and Foundations, and all related assets and accounts, were consolidated under 2 primary structures: Foundation Divine and the Heritage International Trust. Administered by a few persons appointed by the Royal Families of the World.
The previous name of the overall facility - the Combined International Collateral Accounts - was changed to the Global Debt Facility which appeared to better represent its goal of financing the growth and development of all countries of the world.
All assets of the Global Debt Facility were secreted away within the majority of countries of the world for the purpose of protecting those assets.
Each country would be legally and financially responsible for the safety of the assets deposited in the same country.
The military and intelligence organisations within each country were appointed as "Protectors" of the same assets of the Global Debt Facility deposited in their own country.
No country was allowed to secrete their assets within its own borders. They were usually deposited in a third country thousands of miles away.
After WWII, the CIA was appointed as the "Protector" of the assets deposited in all countries. However many countries did not accept to have the CIA based within their country so their military and intelligence organisations retained the position of "Protectors" of the assets deposited in their own country.

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