1998 Global Sovereignty Reset through NATO Property Transaction http://videos.xo.je

🎧 The recording discusses a controversial 1998 document that allegedly reset global sovereignty through a real estate transaction involving NATO property in Germany. This transaction, which included 71 apartments and a heating plant, was believed by a young real estate agent to be a standard property purchase. However, the presence of Dutch NATO troops at the site elevated the transaction to an international treaty involving Germany, the Netherlands, and NATO, effectively transferring global sovereignty to the buyer. The discussion delves into the legal interpretation of state succession in international law, emphasizing that territory can only be legitimately transferred through treaties. The narrative suggests that the transaction was a cleverly orchestrated international agreement, with a telecommunications network included in the sale, indicating broader global involvement.

Key Topics:

Introduction to the 1998 Document

• A document signed in 1998 allegedly reset global sovereignty, altering power structures without public knowledge.

World Succession Deed 1.098

• A real estate transaction morphed into a World Succession Deed, transferring global sovereignty to one individual.

Buyer and Initial Transaction Details

• The buyer, a young real estate agent, believed he was acquiring 71 apartments and a heating plant in Germany.

International Treaty Implications

• The presence of Dutch NATO troops elevated the transaction to an international treaty involving Germany, the Netherlands, and NATO.

International Agreement and State Succession

• The transaction involving Germany, the Netherlands, and NATO is argued to be an international agreement. State succession via treaty is highlighted as the only legitimate way to transfer territory under international law.

Legal Interpretation and Global Involvement

• The sources assert that state succession through treaty is the sole legitimate path for territory transfer. The involvement of recognized international law subjects transforms the transaction into a state succession.

Unexpected Document and Alleged Trick

• The buyer was presented with a different document than expected, completing a world succession deed. The inclusion of a telecommunications network in the property sale is described as a trick to achieve global involvement.

Telecommunications Network and Treaty Fulfillment

• The continued operation of the telecommunications network is presented as the act of worldwide fulfillment of the contract. The sources claim that using the network obligates entities to fulfill the entire treaty.

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