The World Global Settlement Funds

The World Global Settlement Funds
Sunday, September 04, 2011
The World Global Settlement Funds

(AB note: The World Global Settlement Funds, referenced on this page, should not be confused with the SG World Trust. The World Global Settlement Funds have in excess of $47 trillion to disburse to 140 nations across the globe. This due and lawful disbursement has been blocked by the Washington DC private corporation for more than three decades. The SG World Trust is much bigger, and older, than The World Global Settlement Funds.)

On this page, we deal with The World Global Settlement Funds (WGSF) at the top here. Lower down the page, we offer some background comments about the related Iraqi Dinar Revaluation story. Another closely related and urgent issue, Global Debt Forgiveness, is addressed on a separate page here.


On the morning of Tuesday 9th August 2011, a SWIFT noticed transfer of World Global Settlement payouts from Brussels to the US was intentionally stopped by the Obama White House. This unlawful interference led to Pasadena-based attorney, Al Clifton Hodges, writing a letter of information and protest to Manuel Sager, the Swiss Ambassador to the US. Switzerland is a World Court Lien Holder nation. There is currently a $47 trillion Lien in operation against the US Treasury and the US Federal Reserve Board.

Clifton Hodges is counsel for Michael C. Cottrell. Cottrell is in charge of the $10 trillion-plus US Dollar Refunding Project and is a WGSF Basel list payee. The USDRP, like the (official) Iraqi Dinar Revaluation Project, is part of the World Global Settlements refinancing programme.

The full text of Al Clifton Hodges' Swiss letter of the 9th August 2011 can be read here. It was copied to Michael Cottrell, Lindell H. Bonney Snr ($14 trillion WGSF Authorized Signatory and Paymaster), Christine Lagarde (IMF), Chinese President Hu Jintao (Lien Holder), Queen Elizabeth II of England (Lien Holder), French President Nicolas Sarkozy, and the Washington DC private corporation president, Barack Obama. On the second page of his letter, Clifton Hodges refers to duly authorised Interpol agents currently present and active in the US on WGSF-related business.


On the evening of Thursday 28th July 2011, Barack Obama, the President of the United States, informed the World Court at The Hague that as long as he was President, he would not sign off on the World Global Settlement Funds. More background here (28.07.11).

Obama's refusal to lawfully execute his responsibilities in this specific followed upon the wide circulation of a letter dated 7th July 2011, from Lindell Bonney to Dana Wilcox (full texthere). The financial data set out in this letter showed that the US income taxes expected to be paid to the US Treasury from just four of the World Global Settlement Fund-related recipient-paymasters would amount to a sum in excess of $11 trillion. This would be sufficient to pay off most of the US national deficit and would pump-prime the US Dollar Refunding Program.