10. What evidence is there to show that the economic value of the gold had been secretly transferred?

Here is an example of the types of documents that have been turned over to the elders, keepers, and tribal leaders of the Confederation and the Cordillera Nation in the Philippines for safekeeping after the December 30, 2023 confrontation with the so-called “King of the Philippines” who faced severe punitive actions under Customary Laws for serious violations on the Indigenous Peoples Rights Act of 1997.

These documents, along with the white book, are securely stored for protective reasons. They include:

1. Treasury Certificate of the People of the Philippine Islands: This document, signed by 658 representatives from 199 countries on January 25, 2007 and acknowledged by all judges of the Criminal Court of Justice and the the International Court of Justice in the Hague, the Netherlands, was filed with the United Nations on February 20, 2007. Each page bears an acknowledgment of receipt by the UN. It required an annual payment of four percent (4%) to the Indigenous People of the Philippine Islands, for the ultimate benefit of all Filipinos.
2. Top-Secret Audit (Reference no: ASBLP-000012-2009): Conducted by the Committee of 300 of the World Bank Group in 2009 and published on December 14, 2009, this 79-page audit report details every bank account number, account name, and US Dollar balances for 760 worldwide bank accounts. It also outlines the bank charges accrued for each account across 199 countries. Notably, one U.S. bank alone had aggregated bank charges amounting to $3,200,210,000,600,000,000,000 calculations are applied to the 2009 audit figures. Such outlandish bank charges raise significant questions about bank audits done globally and potential public disclosure violations to stockholders and regulators.
3. Top-Secret Audit (Reference no: ASBLP-0330-2012): This audit, published on March 30, 2012, converted all accounts worldwide into “INFINITY” accounts. This change made it impossible to calculate the annual four percent (4%) due to the Indigenous People of the Philippine Islands, as well as the matured earnings and bank charges, which became secret. The accounts were based on the economic value of the gold belonging to the Indigenous People, a value that could only be assessed by those in the know.

The conversion of known amounts in the 2009 audit to infinity accounts in the audit of 2012 may have been a response to the leaked 2009 audit, which shocked the world and threatened the secrecy of the 2007 top-secret agreements. By making this change, the ability of the people of the Philippine Islands to calculate their annual four percent (4%) was effectively stripped away, suggesting an intent to defraud regarding the payments due.


4. Top-Secret Audit (Reference no: ASBLP-0330-2014): This audit, also published on March 30, 2014, continued the trend of converting accounts into INFINITY accounts.