In past decades, there have been serious attempts to introduce a common currency in the ASEAN countries. Printed in the early 1990s and stored both in China and the Philippines, this was supposed to be introduced following the 1997 Asia currency crisis which caused untold damage to the Asia economies and several other countries, most of whom still have debts resulting from that crisis which are held in "special purpose vehicles", gradually selling off these bad debts when the economy allows for it. That attempt failed because too many ASEAN countries were suspicious at the time.
Following the rejection in 1997, the proposal of an Asian currency was postponed until 2004, when once again, it failed to get approval from various ASEAN countries.
This Asian dollar is still being attempted, as the currency is actually printed and stored in China and the Philippines. To see the current developments on this situation one must look at the more Western oriented politicians, Presidents, Prime Ministers, etc that are still very much present within the Asian countries. The last person publicly known to support such an Asian common currency was Thaksin Shinawatra, former Prime Minister of Thailand who publicly announced a common currency in 2004, but it never happened. He was removed by a military coup on September 19, 2006, one of the reasons involving the abuse and theft of assets of the Global Debt Facility/Collateral Accounts deposited in Thailand and Cambodia. Both Thaksin Shinawatra (former Prime Minister of Thailand, convicted criminal and fugitive from justice) and his sister Yingluck (former Prime Minister of Thailand) were working very closely with the Americans, along with other leaders of some of the Asian countries involved, reference to the introduction of the Asian Dollar.
These US Dollar notes are different from the normal US Dollar notes (Federal Reserve notes). To the bottom right of the central picture of a former President of the USA, there is a small number and signature next to it. These are removed from the notes designated as the Asian Dollar, and replaced with the figures 1996 which was the date it was first meant to come into circulation in the South East Asia Nations (ASEAN countries). They are not valid currency and can not be used as same. Some banks in Asia were exchanging these notes at one time believing them to be real valid currency notes of the USA. They are not legal tender.
In China alone, the Asian Dollar is stored on a 10 hectare warehouse sight. Every warehouse, floor to ceiling, side to side, front to back is packed with crates containing these Asian dollars. There were trillions of these Dollar notes printed which are all mainly in storage in China, but there are some in the Philippines, as well as within UBS.
The type of equipment, paper, inks, plates etc can only come from America, nowhere else, and they have it in the Philippines.
We are aware that a lot of these Asian Dollars are in circulation and have been entering the international financial system for many years. They are worthless paper as they are not recorded in any Central Bank as currency and legal tender.
Americans had undermined
Marcos reference to the ABL currency (a common currency for the 10 countries of South East Asia which was gold-backed) which the 10 countries had previously agreed to under International Treaty. This is one of the reasons why Marcos, in the eyes of America, had to go.
Ferdinand Marcos (as M1) allocated 5,000 MT of gold to be the collateral behind the ABL which would have undermined the USA's policy of the US Dollar being the common currency for all countries. The 5,000 MT of gold Marcos was going to use to collateralise the ABL currency appears to be the same 5,000 MT of gold backing the Reagan Dollar or Asian Dollar.
The ABL is not recorded as currency, even though it was initially placed in circulation and then withdrawn. The ABL notes are part of the Global Debt Facility because the Gold Bullion Certificate used has never been recovered.
With reference to the gold backing for the Reagan dollar, although Marcos executed an agreement with Ronald Reagan, he later pulled out of the agreement and rescinded same, because he had established what the Americans were really trying to do, and it certainly was not for humanitarian purposes as indicated within the agreement. It was for political purposes combined with a common currency controlled by the Federal Reserve. Total control over the 10 ASEAN countries achieved by devious means.
Marcos withdrew the gold he had previously agreed to allocate to the aforesaid agreement. Therefore this Asian Dollar is just “fiat” currency with no real value, and certainly hasn’t got any gold backing it.
The use of that gold, via the Gold Bullion Certificate, was totally blocked. The "blocking" was undertaken in the early 90s when it was realised what the USA were up to. The "blocking" was further endorsed when the USA along with its co-members of the
TTTGC were removed from their role of Managers (not owners) of the Collateral Accounts in 1995 and no longer held the power they claimed they held under the TTTGC.
The US attempted to steal from the Global Debt Facility those 5,000 MT of gold, deposited in UBS Switzerland and use them to collateralise the Asian Dollar. They didn't have to physically steal the gold, all they had to do was utilise the Gold Bullion Certificate which they stole after Marcos was deposed in 1986.
The
January 1995 Treaty executed by the Nations of the world which appointed a Legal Heir to Decadency, a legal Owner, Sole Arbiter, and Controller, of the Combined International Collateral Accounts of the Global Debt Facility, otherwise known as the Collateral Accounts, Global Accounts, Global Debt Facility, superseded all other previous agreements entered into by the Americans and their Allies with any Holder, Custodian, Signatory, etc of the Collateral Accounts, prior to 1995. There are many of them - including the agreement executed by Marcos and Reagan - all of which are voided, invalidated, and legally unenforceable.
ITC - International Treasury Control - International Treasury Controller - Collateral accounts - Global Debt Facility - M1 - Foundation Divine - Heritage International Trust - Royal Families - Classified - former OITC - Office of International Treasury Control - David Crayford - David Sale - Ray C. Dam