The Trilateral Trillenium Tripartite Gold Commission (TTTGC) with its 50-year term (1945-1995), was the key element of the structure surrounding the Bretton Woods System, financed by the Global Debt Facility, because it was a built-in “checks and balances” structure to ensure that funds provided by the Global Debt Facility were correctly utilised and fully beneficial to all the countries of the world.
The U.S.A., France and the UK made up the TTTGC and were appointed to administer and manage the Collateral Accounts/Global Debt Facility under a 50-year term (1945-1995).
Unfortunately the correct utilisation of funds from the Global Debt Facility never materialised. The Allied Nations, the International Monetary Fund, the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, and all the 44 countries failed to comply with the conditions and constraints set down by the Royal Families of the World within the objectives of the Trilateral Trillenium Tripartite Gold Commission, and generally did as they pleased. One such condition was that they must obtain the full written approval, authority, under signature and seal of each Master Holder of the assets and accounts of the Global Debt Facility. Needless to say, that was something they didn’t do and neither did they care to.
Many devastated countries never received any financial assistance whatsoever and were forgotten.
In addition, the usual fraud, theft, and manipulation among the controlling countries developed quite fast allowing the controlling countries to develop and rebuild their countries and their economies, as well as making specific families and countries of the world very wealthy, ignoring the fiscal requirements of most of the other countries of the world.
The world was quite quickly going from one major disaster to another major disaster. Although a different type of disaster, it became a disaster of magnitude which drove the world into an ever increasing divide between “rich and poor Nations” of the world, combined with the constant economic and financial problems we all experience today. Effectively an international dictatorship. So much so it has contributed, in part, to the very financial and structural problems we all experience and know about today, which has brought the financial systems of the world to the brink of the abyss.