Modern world law

4th of July 1776, independence of the United States of America.

1789

Benjamin Franklin bankruptcy, Thirteen colonies.

1861 Abraham Lincoln directly issues the Greenback as an alternative to borrowing money from private bankers. 1871 the United States established as a corporation. However, municipal governments are always corporations.

1899 Hague convention, Lieber code

1907 Treaty, USUFRUCT

1913 the federal reserve bank created, consisting of a consortium of private banks.

1926 first version of UNIDROIT, objective is to harmonize international private law, reestablished in 1940 under the UN

1930 founding of the Bank of International Settlements,  a central bank for the central banks

9th March 1933 bankruptcy declared, led to the New Deal, Birth certificates used to represent humans as corporations, money can then be issued, where we are surety. Assumed lost at sea, property of the Vatican. The economist Martin Armstrong however asserts that the United States was NOT bankrupt in 1933. Virtually the entire world defaulted in 1931 and the US dollar rose in value so high that it forced FDR to devalue the dollar for trade purposes. The US ended up with 76% of the world gold reserves because Europe destroyed its economy twice with both world wars.

1944 the Bretton Woods System created, with gold becoming the basis for the U.S. dollar, with other currencies then pegged to the U.S. dollar. This also set up the IMF and the World Bank.

1954 the Bilderberg group founded

1968 Founding of the Club of Rome by David Rockefeller as a thinktank

1971 The Bretton Woods System ended, with President Richard Nixon announcing that the U.S. dollar would no longer be exchangeable for gold. Move to the petro dollar with all oil to be traded in US dollars

2nd November 1999

2009   Financial Stability board established to integrate countries into global financial system

Empire of the three city states, The Pentagon, City of London and the Vatican.

Based on the maritime law of the sea.