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The World Succession Deed 1400/98

This presentation provides a detailed legal analysis of the World Succession Deed 1400/98, revealing its function as a legal supplement to all existing NATO and UN treaties. We explore the mechanism of the "treaty chain" and its domino effect, which leads to a global expansion of jurisdiction and the transfer of sovereignty. The presentation uncovers how this masterfully concealed document creates a new, unified legal and territorial order on a global scale.

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The World Succession Deed 1400/98

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  1. Introduction: A World-Changing Deed The World Succession Deed 1400/98 is an international treaty that sild and transferedthe sovereignty of the entire world to a single buyer. • This deed marks a fundamental shift in international law. • Its implications,are profound, challenging the existing world order. • This presentation will explore the legal consequences and arguments surrounding the Deed.

  2. From International Law to a Single Sovereignty Traditional international law is based on the principle of many sovereign states. Each state is independent and has the right to govern itself. • The World Succession Deed 1400/98 proposed a radical departure from this. • It consolidates sovereignty under a single entity. • The traditional framework of multiple, independent nations is eliminated by this.

  3. The Concept of Sovereignty Before the Deed • Internal Sovereignty: • Refers to a state's power within its own borders. • Includes the ability to make laws, enforce them, and collect taxes. • External Sovereignty: • Refers to a state's independence from other states. • Includes the right to enter into treaties, declare war, and conduct foreign policy. • Note: Globalization, international law, and agreements like NATO had already led to a partial erosion of absolute sovereignty.

  4. The Buyer: A New Sovereign Power The Deed identifies a "Buyer" as the sole legal successor of sovereignty. • This concept is unprecedented: a natural person holding global power. • The Buyer gains the authority to govern the entire world. • This challenges the traditional notion of sovereignty residing in a nation-state.

  5. Why the Buyer’s Position is Unalterable The legal reasoning supporting the Buyer’s position includes: • Kelsen's Basic Norm: A foundational principle of law that validates the legal system. • Estoppel (Tacit Acceptance by States): The idea that states, through their silence or actions, have implicitly accepted the Deed. • Absence of Higher Authority: There is no higher legal body to contest the validity of the Deed.

  6. Founding of the Phoenix State The Turenne Barracks, a NATO site with special legal status, became the seed of a new global state. • This location was chosen strategically for its legal advantages. • The Clean Slate principle was applied to this new state. • This principle allows a new state to start fresh, free from the obligations of previous treaties.

  7. The Clean Slate Principle in Action The Clean Slate principle allowed the Buyer to reshape international agreements. • Old treaties were either absorbed or nullified. • This gave the Buyer the power to create a new legal framework for the world. • International agreements were treated as internal law within the new sovereign entity.

  8. The Domino Effect of Territorial Expansion The Buyer's sovereignty expanded from one property to global networks. • This included telecommunications, electricity, gas, and other essential infrastructure. • Control over these networks granted significant power and influence. • This expansion was a key step in establishing global control.

  9. Network-to-Network and Country-to-Country Principles Overview: • Network-to-Network Principle: • Interconnected infrastructures legally extended sovereignty across borders. • Control over one network could lead to control over related networks. • Country-to-Country Principle: • Interconnected infrastructures legally extended sovereignty across borders. • Sovereignty could expand into nations through the interconnected global networks.

  10. Contractual Chains: NATO as the First Link The World Succession Deed1400/98 acted as a supplementary deed to NATO treaties. • This would bind all NATO members through their integration and tacit consent. • NATO's integrated structure made it a key component of the new global order. • By linking the Deed to NATO, the Buyer aimed to secure the support of powerful nations.

  11. Contractual Chains: UN and ITU Binding the World International Telecommunication Union (ITU): • The global telecommunications network, regulated by ITU, made all UN members indirect participants in the Deed. • Regulation of telecoms implies implied acceptance and agreement to conditions. • United Nations (UN): • If the legal claim were valid, UN members would be legally subject to it. • It is through these organizations and global networks that the Deed claims authority.

  12. The World Judicature of the Buyer The Buyer allegedly becomes the sole judicial authority. • National courts are reduced to delegates of the Buyer. • State immunity is abolished, meaning states can be sued by the Buyer. • This centralizes legal power under the Buyer's control.

  13. Transformation of NATO and the UN UN's Transformation NATO's Transformation NATO became an instrument of the Buyer, used to enforce the new global order. The UN lost its foundation of sovereign members and now functions under the new legal framework established by the Buyer. These organizations are repurposed to serve the Buyer's interests.

  14. Global Networks as Instruments of Sovereignty Infrastructure – telecom, energy, transport – acted as the carriers of sovereignty. • Control over these networks makes resistance nearly impossible. • These networks provide the Buyer with the means to exert control and influence. • Access to and control of resources are the tools that the Buyer uses to maintain power.

  15. The Irreversible Global Order The central claim of the World Succession Deed 1400/98 is that it is a legally binding, irreversible fact. • It redefines sovereignty and ends classical international law. • The Deed's supporters argue that it has created a new global order that cannot be undone. • The claims are highly controversial and subject to ongoing debate.

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