The world's wealth is in the Global Debt Facility, which is a trust set up at the end of WWII. Two heroes established the Global Debt Facility Jose Rizal, the Superior General of the Society of Jesus (the Black Pope), had shipped all of the world's monetary gold reserves to Singapore during the war, melted them down, and restamped them for the Global Debt Facility. Ferdinand Marcos, Jose Rizal's lawyer, did up the legal documents to put the world's wealth in the Global Debt Facility. The Global Debt Facility also owns over 2 quadrillion in bonds that will cancel country debt. The Bank for International Settlements, which now includes 60 private central banks, was originally established in 1929 to collect World War I reparations from Germany. The bonds held by the Global Debt Facility include Treaty of Versailles Bonds issued during the 1930's when the Federal Reserve and General Yamashita Tomoyuki, the son of Jose Rizal, gathered up the world's international monetary gold reserves. As Commanding General of the Imperial Japanese Army in the Philippine Islands, Yamashita buried the gold and other treasures in the closing months of WWII. An atom bomb was dropped on Hiroshima because Yamashita refused to disclose where the world's monetary gold reserves were buried in the Philippines. In 1944, all of the countries agreed to set up the World Bank and International Monetary Fund so that the countries together could decide on behalf of all of humanity what to do with the world's international monetary gold reserves. Humanity is the beneficiary of the Global Debt Facility. The banks, the royalty, and the governments of the members of the World Bank all agreed to delay this decision for 50 years so that there would be no fighting about who owned the gold, since the statute of limitations would end other claims. They agreed that the courts would have no jurisdiction.