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No-FlY Accords - May, 2014

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WHEREFORE,

having previously determined the personal culpability and liability for crimes against humanity more

fully described, infra,

pursuant to the judicious standards applicable to each of the undersigned, of those persons duly

recorded in Appendix A to this Accord,

it is the purpose and intent of the undersigned Sovereigns of these Accords to promulgate, implement,

and enforce the following agreement and orders which have been duly accepted as the law of the land

of each of the undersigned Sovereigns.

AND WHEREFORE,

each and every person duly recorded on Appendix A to this Accord has been adjudicated criminally

liable by the duly and proper exercise of due process applicable in each of the undersigned Sovereigns

for active or conspiratorial participation in one or more of the following crimes against humanity:

engaged in unprovoked, illegal aggression and foreign orchestrated regime change in

Libya and Ukraine resulting in the most extreme sovereign and territorial violations

possible, human suffering, sovereign resources plundering, and massive human

suffering and killings;

threatened and attempted to do the same in Syria and Iran;

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engaged in human rights atrocities carried out by the US, the CIA and other agents of

the US in suppressing and brutalizing the Syrian, Libyan, and Ukrainian peoples in an

attempt to prop up US puppet governments;

illegally interfered with Russian sovereignty in trade (illegal, unprovoked trade

sanctions);

illegally threatened the sovereignty of Russia and China by attempting to extort the use

of petro-dollars for bilateral sovereign trade in which the US is not a party;

provoked China by building up US and Western bi-lateral military agreements and

military presence in Asian countries antagonistic to China;

politicized and provoked China with US head of state trip to Asia in April, 2014, meeting

with only those countries who have active territorial disputes with China;

illegally threatened Indonesia with manufactured national disasters and genocide;

engaged in HARRP generated and geoengineered disasters throughout Asia, including

the radiation catastrophe at Fukushima, Japan;

developed and implementing UN Agenda 21, including mass depopulation agendas

designed to reduce world population via genocidal programs by levels of over 85% of

the world population;

engaged in the intentional worldwide atmospheric distribution of depleted uranium to

the enduring and lethal detriment to life everywhere on this planet;


THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY AGREED AND ORDERED BY ALL

UNDERSIGNED SOVERIEGNS THAT:

1. Those parties duly recorded in Appendix A to this Accord are hereby precluded from ingress and

egress upon land, air, or sea regarding every territorial jurisdiction of each of the undersigned

Sovereigns.

2. Furthermore, each act of ingress and egress described in number 1, above, shall be a felonious

offense punishable by fines according to the jurisprudence of the undersigned Sovereign, and/or

imprisonment with an incarceration between one and five years at the discretion of the

jurisprudence of the undersigned Sovereign.

3. Upon probable cause of any violations of number 1, above, each undersigned Sovereign is both

authorized and has a duty to immediately apprehend the suspected offender(s) and detain

them, and subject them to criminal proceedings for violation of this Accord pursuant to the

jurisprudence of the State upon which the alleged violation of these Accords has taken place.

4. Each of the undersigned Sovereigns agree to reasonably coordinate their sovereign resources to

effectuate the apprehension, detainment, and prosecution of all persons recorded in Appendix

A of this Accord who ingresses or egresses the jurisdictional territory of an undersigned

Sovereign, after having been served, or otherwise being reasonably on notice, of the agreement

and orders of these Accords.

5. Each of the undersigned Sovereigns will make their sovereign resources reasonably available for

the apprehension of all persons duly recorded in Appendix A to this Accord, of whom a duly

issued arrest warrant has been issued by a court of competent jurisdiction to face charges or

suffer the consequences of penalties for crimes against humanity.


appendix A

Parties adjudicated as

committed crimes against humanity

and subject to the orders of this

no-fly accord

ALGERIA

Yousfi, Youcef

ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA

Ashe, John W.

ARGENTINA

Malcorra, Susana

Boudou, Amado

ARMENIA

Sargsyan, Serzh

AUSTRALIA

Halton, Jane

Kelly, Gail

Leibler, Marc

Keen, Paul

Rubenstein, Colin

Bishop, Julie

AUSTRIA

Rothensteiner, Walter

Treichl, Andreas

Bronner, Oscar

Cernko, Willibald

Faymann, Werner

Fischer, Heinz

Schieder, Andreas

Scholten, Rudolf

Tumpel-Gugerell, Gertrude

Hahn, Johannes

Gusenbauer, Alfred

AUSTRIA – USA

Sajdik, Martin

AZERBAIJAN

Guliyev, Azay - OSCE


Aliyev, Ilham

BELGIUM

van Ypersele, Jean-Pascal

Davignon, Etienne

Coene, Luc

Daele, Frans van

Gucht, Karel de

Huyghebaert, Jan

King Philippe of Belgium

Leysen, Thomas

Rompuy, Herman van

Lungescu, Oana

Praet, Peter

Di Rupo, Elio

Guy Verhofstadt

Malmström, Cecilia

BRAZIL

da Silva, José Graziano

Moura, Antonio Divino

Azevêdo, Roberto

Temer, Michel

BULGARIA

Bokova, Irina

Georgieva, Kristalina

Kamov, Nikolai

BURKINA FASO

Zerbo, Lassina

CANADA

Grimes, David

McKinnon, Neil

Black, Conrad Moffat

Frum, David J.

Campbell, Gordon

Carney, Mark J.

Clark, W. Edmund

Mansbridge, Peter

McKenna, Frank

Orbinski, James

Prichard, J. Robert S.

Redford, Alison M.

Reisman, Heather M.

Wall, Brad


Weston, Galen G.

Wright, Nigel S.

Desmarais Jr

Prentice, Jim

Harper, Stephen

Harris, Mike

Lord, Bernard

Chrétien, Joseph Jacques Jean

Martin, Paul Edgar Philippe

CHILE

Valenzuela, Heraldo Muñoz

CROATIA

Grabar-Kitarović, Kolinda

CROATIA

Mimica, Neven

CYPRUS

Vassiliou, Androulla

CZECH REPUBLIC

Füle, Štefan

Dlouhy, Vladimír

Bělobrádek, Pavel

DENMARK

Christiansen, Jeppe

Corydon, Bjarne

Eldrup, Anders

Mchangama, Jacob

Nyrup Rasmussen, Poul

Schütze, Peter

Rasmussen, Anders Fogh

Høeg-Jensen, Kasper

Hedegaard, Connie

Queen Margrethe Alexandrine Þórhildur Ingrid

Thorning-Schmidt, Helle

Federspiel, Ulrik

Topsøe, Jakob Haldor

EGYPT

Mansour, Mohamed

Loza, Hamdi Sanad

Mohieldin, Mahmoud

ESTONIA

Kallas, Siim

FINLAND


Varjoranta, Tero

Apunen, Matti

Blåfield, Antti

Heinonen, Olli

Johansson, Ole

Katainen, Jyrki

Ollila, Jorma

Pentikäinen, Mikael

Siilasmaa, Risto

Urpilainen, Jutta

Wahlroos, Björn

Halonen, Tarja

Rehn, Olli

Kauma, Pia - OSCE

Heinäluoma, Eero Olavi

Niinistö, Sauli Väinämö

Vanhanen, Matti Taneli

FRANCE

Lagarde, Christine

Blanchard, Olivier

Dubourg, Thierry

Flory, Denis

Leroy, Anne-Marie

De Villeroche, Hervé

Bon, Michel

Lévy-Lang, André

Bergsten, C. Fred

Beytout, Nicolas

Barré, Nicolas

Baverez, Nicolas

Bavinchove, Olivier de

Bazire, Nicolas

Béchu, Christophe

Castries, Henri de

Chalendar, Pierre André de

Fillon, François

Hermelin, Paul

Karvar, Anousheh

Lamy, Pascal

Lauvergeon, Anne

Lévy, Maurice

Montbrial, Thierry de


Pécresse, Valérie

Ramanantsoa, Bernard

Rey, Hélène

Roy, Olivier

Senard, Jean-Dominique

Trichet, Jean-Claude

Vimont, Pierre

de Margerie

Auroy, Patrick

Chagnot, Stéphane

Barnier, Michel

Cœuré, Benoît

Sarkozy, Nicolas

Hollande, François

Valls, Manuel

Ayrault, Jean-Marc

Badré, Bertrand

Rothschild, David de

GABON

Ondimba, Ali Bongo

GEORGIA

Garibashvili, Irakli

GERMANY

Brauner, Karl

Hoven, Ingrid

Schrempp, Jürgen Erich

Scheel, Walter

Achleitner, Paul M.

Ackermann, Josef

Enders, Thomas

Ischinger, Wolfgang

Koch, Roland

Lauk, Kurt J.

Lindner, Christian

Löscher, Peter

Nass, Matthias

Reitzle, Wolfgang

Scholz, Olaf

Steinbrück, Peer

Zetsche, Dieter

Döpfner, Mathias

Brauss, Heinrich


Oettinger, Günther

Lautenschläger, Sabine

Fuchs, Michael

Westerwelle, Guido

Schmidt, Helmut Heinrich Waldemar

Merkel, Angela Dorothea

Fischer, Joseph Martin Joschka

Trittin, Jürgen

GHANA

Aning, Kwaku

GREECE

David, George A.

Giannitsis, Anastasios

Hardouvelis, Gikas A.

Kyriacopoulos, Ulysses

Papaconstantinou, George

Papahelas, Alexis

Papalexopoulos, Dimitri

Tsoukalis, Loukas

Stamatopoulos, Thrasyvoulos Terry

Damanaki, Maria

Voridis, Makis - OSCE

Alogoskoufis, George

Bakoyannis, Dora

Diamantopoulou, Anna

Stournaras, Yiannis

Papathanasiou, Yannis

Arapoglou, Takis

HUNGARY

Andor, László

Martonyi, János

ICELAND

Sigurgestsson, Hörður

Bjarnason, Björn

Oddsson, Davíð

Haarde, Geir Hilmar

Sigurðsson, Jón

INDIA

Pachauri, Rajendra K.

Mahindra, Anand

Khurshid, Salman

Basu, Kaushik


INDONESIA

Indrawati, Sri Mlyani

Walujo, Patrick

Wanadi, Jusuf

IRELAND

Gallagher, Paul

McDowell, Michael

Noonan, Michael

Sutherland, Peter D.

Geoghegan-Quinn, Máire

O’Mahoney, John

Gleeson, Dermot

ISRAEL

Levite, Ariel E.

Rabinovich, Itamar

Ofer, Idan

Pater, Richard

Peres, Shimon

Netanyahu, Benjamin

Steinitz, Yuval

6. Murkes, Tanyah

Siboni, Haim

Lior, Dov

Dahan, Eli Ben

ITALY

Rossella, Carlo

Berlusconi, Silvio

Bernabè, Franco

Conti, Fulvio

Cucchiani, Enrico Tommaso

Elkann, John

Gruber, Lilli

Letta, Enrico

Monti, Mario

Nagel, Alberto

Rocca, Gianfelice

Scaroni, Paolo

Tremonti, Giulio

Draghi, Mario

Napolitano, Giorgio

Renzi, Matteo

Berlusconi, Silvio


Bonino, Emma

Tajani, Antonio

JAPAN

Sekimizu, Koji

Ozawa, Toshiro

Amano, Yukiya

Kojima, Yorihiko

Hasegawa, Yasuchika

Tanaka, Nobuo

Abe, Shinzō

Suzuki, Hideaki

JORDAN

ibn al-Hussein, Abdullah II

KAZAKHSTAN

Nazarbayev, Nursultan Äbishuly

KYRGYZSTAN

Aknazarova, Roza

LATVIA

Piebalgs, Andris

LITHUANIA

Šemeta, Algirdas

Grybauskaitė, Dalia

LUXEMBOURG

Reding, Viviane

Mersch, Yves

MALAYSIA

Mohamad, Daud

bin Yassin, Muhyiddin

MALI

Touré, Hamadoun

MALTA

Borg, Tonio

MEXICO

Sepúlveda-Amor, Bernardo

Maryssael, Vorian

Carbajal, José

Serra, Jaime -

Gómez-Robledo, Juan Manuel

MONTENEGRO

Krivokapic, Ranko

MOROCCO

Mokssit, Abdalah


Mezouar, Salaheddine

NEW ZEALAND

Key, John Phillip

NIGERIA

Aliu, Olumuyiwa Benard

Nwanze, Kanayo F.

Agah, Yonov

Belo-Osagie

Jonathan, Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe

NORWAY

Lundestad, Geir

Andresen, Johan H.

Brandtzæg, Svein Richard

Eide, Espen Barth

Magnus, Birger

Myklebust, Egil

Ottersen, Ole Petter

Prince Haakon

Skogen Lund, Kristin

Solberg, Erna

King Harald V

Stoltenberg, Jens

Jensen, Siv

Clemet, Kristin

PAKISTAN

Sharif, Mian Muhammad Nawaz

POLAND

Ostojski, Mieczyslaw

Sikora, Sławomir

Szwajcowski, Jacek

Rostowski, Jacek

Lewandowski, Janusz

Olechowski, Andrzej Marian

Suchocka, Hanna

Sikorski, Radosław Tomasz

PORTUGAL

de Oliveira, Manuel Ferreira

Salgado, Ricardo

Silva, Artur Santos

Amado, Luís

Balsemão, Francisco Pinto

Barroso, Durão


Ferreira Alves, Clara

Moreira da Silva, Jorge

Nogueira Leite, António

Portas, Paulo

Rangel, Paulo

Seguro, António José

Teixeira dos Santos, Fernando

Constâncio, Vítor Manuel Ribeiro

Sena, Nilza - OSCE

Santos, Isabel - OSCE

de Pinho, Manuel António Gomes de Almeida

Sócrates Carvalho Pinto de Sousa, José

Aguiar-Branco, José Pedro

de Santana Lopes, Pedro Miguel

Sarmento, Nuno Morais

da Costa, António Luís dos Santos

Rio, Rui Fernando da Silva

Leite, Maria Manuela Dias Ferreira

Silva, Augusto Santos

de Sousa, Marcelo Rebelo

Guterres, António Manuel de Oliveira

Rodrigues, Eduardo Luís Barreto Ferro

de Sampaio, Jorge Fernando Branco

Amaral, Luís Mira

Constâncio, Vítor Manuel Ribeiro

Ferreira, José Medeiros

do Amaral, Joaquim Ferreira

Barreto, António Miguel de Morais

Cravinho, João Cardona Gomes

Nabo, Francisco Luís Murteira

QATAR

Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani

Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani

ROMANIA

Ducaru, Sorin

Cioloş, Dacian

Băsescu, Traian

SAUDI ARABIA

Jameel, Mohammed

Olayan, Lubna

Yamani, Hashim

SERBIA


Comic, Gordana

SINGAPORE

Hsien Loong, Lee

SLOVAKIA

Tomka, Peter

Šefčovič, Maroš

Potočnik, Janez

SOUTH AFRICA

Nkoana-Mashabane, Maite Emily

SOUTH KOREA

Ki-moon, Ban

Lee, Hoesung

Kim, Jim Yong

Seok-hyun Hong

Geun-hye, Park

SPAIN

Viñals, José

Alierta, César

Almunia, Joaquín

Botín, Ana P.

Carvajal Urquijo, Jaime

Cebrián, Juan Luis

Cisneros, Gustavo A.

Cospedal, María Dolores de

Entrecanales, José Manuel

Guindos, Luis de

Isla, Pablo

León Gross, Bernardino

Nin Génova, Juan María

Polanco, Ignacio

Queen Sofía

Rodriguez Inciarte, Matías

Sáenz de Santamaría Antón, Soraya

Solana Madariaga, Javier

Zapatero, José Luis Rodríguez

Esteban Perez, Francisco

Juan Carlos Alfonso Víctor María de Borbón y Borbón-Dos Sicilias

Rajoy Brey, Mariano

Moratinos Cuyaubé, Miguel Ángel

Solbes Mira, Pedro

SRI LANKA

Azeez, Aliyar


SUDAN

El Gizouli, Ismail A.R.

Ibrahim, Mohamed

SWEDEN

Eliasson, Jan

Barnevik, Percy Nils

Stråberg, Hans

Bäckström, Urban

Bildt, Carl

Björling, Ewa

Bonnier, Jonas

Borg, Anders

Carlsson, Gunilla

Ekholm, Börje

Löfven, Stefan

Renström, Lars

Stigson, Björn

Wallenberg, Jacob

Fälldin, Nils Olof Thorbjörn

Olofsson, Maud Elisabeth

Reinfeldt, John Fredrik

Sahlin, Mona Ingeborg

SWITZERLAND

Ringier, Michael

Brabeck-Letmathe, Peter

Groth, Hans

Gutzwiller, Felix

Janom Steiner, Barbara

Jordan, Thomas J.

Kudelski, André

Leuthard, Doris

Schmid, Martin

Schweiger, Rolf

Soiron, Rolf

Supino, Pietro

Vasella, Daniel L.

Waldvogel, Francis A.

Witmer, Jürg

Burkhalter, Didier

Blocher, Christoph

SYRIA

Kodmani, Bassma


THAILAND

Phuangketkeow, Sihasak

THE NETHERLANDS

Haak, Hein

Queen Beatrix

Bolland, Marc J.

Boxmeer, Jean François van

Chavannes, Marc E.

Dijkgraaf, Robbert H.

Halberstadt, Victor

Hommen, Jan H.M.

Knot, Klaas H.W.

Kroes, Neelie

Pechtold, Alexander

Polman, Paul

Rinnooy Kan, Alexander H.G.

Rosenthal, Uri

Rutte, Mark

Scheffer, Paul

King Willem-Alexander

Wellink, Nout

Winter, Jaap W.

Bolkestein, Frederik

de Hoop Scheffer, Jakob Gijsbert

Lubbers, Ruud

Kok, Wim

Balkenende, Jan Peter

Verhagen, Maxime Jacques Marcel

TURKEY

Uǧur, Agah

Kohen, Sami

Aydıntaşbaş, Aslı

Babacan, Ali

Berberoğlu, Enis

Çakir, Ruşen

Ciliv, Süreyya

Dinçer, Haluk

Gülek Domac, Tayyibe

Gürel, Z. Damla

Keyman, E. Fuat

Koç, Mustafa V.

Özel, Soli


Özilhan, Tuncay

Pavey, Şafak

Pekin, Şefika

Sabanci Dinçer, Suzan

Timuray, Serpil

Kulkuloglu, Mehmet Sevki

Gül, Abdullah

Erdoğan, Recep Tayyip

UAE

bin Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, Mohammed

UK

Weston, Michael

Browne, Edmund John Philip

Hutton, William Nicolas

Knight, Andrew Stephen Bower

Agius, Marcus

Alexander, Helen

Balls, Edward M.

Bell, John

Boles, Nick

Bredow, Vendeline von

Cameron, David

Clarke, Kenneth

Cowper-Coles, Sherard

Davis, Ian

Dudley, Robert

Flint, Douglas J.

Henry, Simon

Kerr, John

Lambert, Richard

Mandelson, Peter

Micklethwait, John

Oldham, John

Omand, David

Osborne, George

Rachman, Gideon

Robertson, Simon

Stewart, Rory

Taylor, J. Martin

Williams of Crosby, Shirley

Wolf, Martin H.

Wooldridge, Adrian D.


Powell, Charles

Evans, Stephen

Ashton, Catherine

Williams, Roger - OSCE

Polak, Stuart

Tamam, Nathalie

Gurd, James

Stark, Leetal

Akademir, Sedef

Zabludowicz, Chaim Poju

Kehoe, Dermot

Fineberg, Tony

Rothschild, Nathaniel Charles Jacob

Rothschild, Nathaniel Philip Victor James

Queen Elizabeth Alexandra Mary

Prince Charles, Prince of Wales

Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh

Blair, Tony

Ashdown, Paddy

Carington, Peter Alexander Rupert

Gascoyne-Cecil, Robert Michael James

Healey, Denis Winston

Monks, John Stephen

Owen, David Anthony Llewellyn

Rifkind, Malcolm Leslie

Hannay, David Hugh Alexander

Brown, Gordon

Prince William, Duke of Cambridge

Voser, Peter

Hines, Gwen

Rothschild, Jacob

Rothschild, Evelyn Robert de

Thiam, Tidjane

UKRAINE

Horin, Olexandr

Yatsenyuk, Arseniy Petrovych

USA Abizaid, John

Ackerman, Peter

Ajami, Fouad


Albright, Madeleine

Alexander, Keith B.

Allaire, Paul Arthur

Altman, Roger C.

Annan, Kofi

Armitage, Richard

Arrison, Sonia

Athey, Susan

Aviel, Sara Margalit

Bair, Sheila

Baird, Zoë

Bell, W

Berger, Samuel Richard

Bernanke, Ben Shalom

Bersin, Alan

Bezos, Jeff

Blankfein, Lloyd

Blinder, Alan

Boies, Mary

Bradley, David

Brokaw, Tom

Browner, Carol

Brzezinski, Zbigniew Kazimierz

Buffett, Warren

Burns, R. Nicholas

Bush, George W.

Bush, George, H.W.

Bush, Jeb

Bush, Wayne J.


Clinton, Hillary Diane Rodham

Clinton, William J.

Collins, Timothy C.

Curtiss-Lusher, Barry

Daniels, Jr., Mitchell E.

Daschle, Thomas Andrew

DeMuth, Christopher

Denning, Steven

Donilon, Thomas E.

Dunn Lee

Eberstadt, Nicholas N.

Edwards, Johnny Reid

Eliot, Theodore L.

Emanuel, Ezekiel

Evans, J. Michael

Faskianos, Irina

Feinberg, Ken

Feldstein, Martin S.

Ferguson, Niall

Fink, Laurence

Fishman, Mark C.

Fishman, Richard - AIPAC

Foxman, Abraham H.

Fried, Daniel USA Special Envoy

Frieden, Thomas

Friedman, Stephen

Fudge, Ann

Gann, Pamela

Gates, William H.


Geithner, Timothy Franz

Gelb, Leslie

Genachowski, Julius

Gensler, Gary

Gephardt, Richard A.

Gerstner, Louis Vincent

Gfoeller, Michael

Glocer, Thomas

Goolsbee, Austan D.

Gordon, Philip H.

Gore, Al

Graham, Donald E.

Greenberg, Maurice

Haass, Richard

Haass, Richard

Hagel, Charles Timothy

Hamburg, Dr. Margaret

Hamilton, Lee Herbert

Harris, Britt

Henry, Peter

Hill, J Tomilson

Hill, Steven

Hills, Carla

Hoffman, Reid

Hormats, Robert D.

Hrinak, Donna

Hughes, Chris R.

Huntsman, Jr., Jon M.

Jackson, Shirley


Jacobs, Kenneth M.

Jared, Valarie

Johnson, James A.

Jordan, Jr., Vernon E.

Kagan, Elena

Kaplan, Robert D.

Karp, Alexander

Karsner, Alexander

Keane, John M.

Kent, Muhtar

Kern, Chrystal - AIPAC

Kerry, John

Kissinger, Henry A.

Klain, Ron

Kleinfeld, Klaus

Kohn, Donald

Kohr, Howard

Kravis, Henry R.

Kravis, Marie-Josée

Krupp, Fred

Kyte, Rachel

Lander, Eric S.

Lander, Eric

Leibowitz, Jon

Lessig, Lawrence

Lew, Jacob

Li, Cheng

Lindsay, James

Lipsky, John


Lipton, David

Liveris, Andrew N.

Lynn, William J.

Mathews, Jessica T.

Mazzie, Mark G.

McDonough, William Joseph

Mehlman, Kenneth B.

Mills, Karen

Miscik, Jami

Moran, Ellen

Mundie, Craig J.

Naím, Moisés

Ng, Andrew Y.

Noble, Ronald Kenneth

Noonan, Peggy

Nuland, Victoria

Nunn, Samuel Augustus Jr.

Nye, Joseph S. Jr.

Obama, Barack H.

Olson, Keith

Orszag, Peter R.

Ottolenghi, Emanuele

Owens, James

Padrón, Eduardo

Parker, Sean

Pelosi, Nancy

Perle, Richard N.

Perry, James Richard

Peterson, Peter


Petraeus, David H.

Pipes, Richard Edgar

Porat, Ruth

Powell, Colin Luther

Rattner, Steven

Rattner, Steven

Reid, Harry

Rice, Condoleezza

Rockefeller, David

Rockefeller, David

Rockefeller, David, Jr.

Rockefeller, Jay

Rockefeller, Sharon Percy

Rogoff, Kenneth S.

Rose, Charlie

General Rosier/Lauren

Ross, Dennis B.

Rove, Carl

Rubenstein, David

Rubin, Robert E.

Sanford, Marshall Clement Jr.

Schapiro, Mary

Schmidt, Eric

Sebelius, Kathleen

Shambaugh, David

Shark, David

Sheeran, Josette

Sher, Susan

Shulman, Douglas


Shultz, George Pratt

Slaughter, Anne-Marie

Smith, Frederick

Smith, Stephen F.

Soros, George

Speyer, Jerry I.

Steinberg, James B.

Steinberg, James

Stephanopoulos, George Robert

Stern, Todd

Stone, Christopher

Summers, Lawrence H.

Sunstein, Cass

Sutphen, Mona

Thiel, Peter A.

Thompson, Craig B.

Varney, Christine A.

Vaupel, James W.

Vershbow, Alexander

Volcker, Paul A.

Warner, Margaret

Warsh, Kevin

Weber, Vin

West, F.J. Bing

Whitman, Christine

Wolfensohn, James D.

Yergin, Daniel

Yost, Casimir A.

Zakaria, Fareed


Zoellick, Robert B.

VATICAN

Ratzinger, Joseph Aloisius

Bergoglio, Jorge Mario

Tauran, Jean-Louis

von Freyberg, Ernst

Castelló, Santos Abril

Ricca, Battista Mario

Marranci, Rolando

VIETNAM

Nguyễn, Tấn Dũng

ZAMBIA

Moyo, Dambisa F.

ZIMBABWE

Masiyiwa, Strive


aPPENDIX B – Sovereign Parties

To the 2014 no-fly accords

BRICS NATIONS

Federal Republic of Brasil

Date:_________ By:____________________________________

Russian Federation Date:_________ By:____________________________________

Republic of India Date:_________ By:____________________________________

People's Republic of China

Date:_________ By:____________________________________

Republic of South Africa

Date:_________ By:____________________________________

CARRIBEAN NATIONS

Republic of Cuba Date:_________ By:____________________________________

Republic of Haiti Date:_________ By:____________________________________

Dominican Republic Date:_________ By:____________________________________

Commonwealth of Jamaica

Date:_________ By:____________________________________

Republic of Trinidad and Tobago

Date:_________ By:____________________________________


Commonwealth of the Bahamas

Date:________ By:_____________________________

Barbados Date:________ By:_____________________________

Saint Lucia Date:________ By:_____________________________

Country of Curaçao Date:________ By:_____________________________

Aruba Date:________ By:_____________________________

Grenada Date:________ By:_____________________________

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

Date:________ By:_____________________________

Antigua and Barbuda Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Dominica Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Federation of Saint Christopher and Nevis

Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Sint Maarten Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Collectivity of Saint Martin

Date:_________ By:_____________________________


CENTRAL AMERICAN NATIONS

Belize Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Republic of Costa Rica Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Republic of El Salvador

Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Republic of

Guatemala

Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Republic of Honduras Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Republic of Nicaragua Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Republic of Panama Date:_________ By:_____________________________

SOUTH AMERICAN NATIONS

Republic of Columbia Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Argentine Republic Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Republic of Peru Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

Date:_________ By:_____________________________


Republic of Chile Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Republic of Ecuador Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Plurinational State of Bolivia

Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Republic of Paraguay Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Oriental Republic of Uruguay

Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Co-operative Republic of Guyana

Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Republic of Suriname Date:_________ By:_____________________________

SOUTHEAST ASIAN NATIONS

Nation of Brunei Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Kingdom of Cambodia Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste

Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Republic of Indonesia Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Lao People's Democratic Republic

Date:_________ By:_____________________________


Malaysia Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Republic of the Union of Myanmar

Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Republic of Singapore Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Kingdom of Thailand Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Socialist Republic of Vietnam

Date:_________ By:_____________________________

Independent State of Papau New Guinea

Date:_________ By:_____________________________


aPPENDIX C – Applicable law under

public and private international law

– An Opinion by Judge Silvercloud Musafir, Native American Law & Justice Center, USA)

HISTORY AND BACKGROUND

The concept of a sovereign nation-state began at the Peace of Westphalia in 1648 when a major

truncation between Church and State set into motion a series of highly dramatic political, social and

economic events in the newly conceptualized nation-state governments within their borders, and their

relations with one another across their borders, all over the world following colonization by the

European powers.

European laws found their way into these colonies although public and private international law

required the colonizer to recognize the customs, laws, mores and traditions of these new territories who

were becoming colonies without their consent and understanding.

America drew up the first public international law in 1863, called the Lieber Code, to deal with Civil War

atrocities under the crimes against humanity standard. This became a sort of a template to deal with

other sovereign nation-states which went beyond the limits of human dignity and decency, morals and

ethics, law, order and justice. Fraud is a crime. It has to be dealt with as an atrocity against mankind,

too, especially when unremitting and unbridled manipulation is used in financial markets with the

United States occupying the leading edge while other enslaved sovereign nation-states are summarily

forced into the bleeding edge.

THE LAW DEVELOPS

In the years that followed, other sovereign nation-states subscribed to limitations of their conduct, and

numerous other treaties and bodies were created to regulate the conduct of states towards one another

in terms of these treaties, including, but not limited to, the Permanent Court of Arbitration in 1899, the

Hague and Geneva Conventions in 1864, International Court of Justice in 1921; the Genocide

Convention, and the International Criminal Court in the late 1990s. Because international law is a

relatively new area of law its development and propriety in applicable areas are often subject to dispute.


Under Article 38 of the Statute of the International Court of Justice, public international law has three

principal sources: international treaties, custom, and general principles of law. In addition, judicial

decisions and teachings may be applied as "subsidiary means for the determination of rules of law". A

totality of juridical contours to arrive at a just, lasting, and viable decision in the interest of justice.

PRESENT DAY SCENARIO

The United States of America has arrogated to itself the role of global policeman. It has interfered in

Libya, Egypt, Syria, Iran. Yemen, North Korea, Russia, Ukraine, and several other countries in its attempt

to maintain its superpower status without the consent of these sovereign nation-states. This is totally

ultra vires mutually agreed upon treaty clauses and terms. There is always an implicit threat of

aggression sewn into the treaty to benefit the United States only.

The United States of America has unleashed a fractional banking system upon the global financial

system following the Bretton-Woods Agreement in New Hampshire in 1945 after World War Two. The

printing of counterfeit dollars ultra vires the United States Constitution has become the norm. The

Constitution prohibits the emitting of “bills of credit” (paper money) except for coinage in gold and

silver. See Article 1, Section 8, Clause 5, and Article 1, Section 10, Clause 1. U.S. Constitution. It is

technically called “Quantitative Easing” which really means unlimited, unbridled, and unceasing printing

of paper money.

There has been no constitutional amendment to this constitutional clause except for the passage of the

Federal Reserve Act in 1913 to create an international private bank under the misnomer “Federal

Reserve Bank.” It was easier and less cumbersome to enact a law than to muster and marshal the

support of all the States of the Union to effectuate constitutional amendment as required under Article

V of the U.S. Constitution.

A law student once challenged the Federal Reserve Board (The Fed) to disclose its decision-making

policies under the Freedom of Information Act. A federal court found in favor of The Fed by granting it

the privilege of confidentiality necessary for the US financial markets to prevent being compromised or

threatened through subterfuge. Merrill v. Federal Open Market Committee, 565 F.2d 778 (1977)

The United States of America has created, sustained, maintained and perpetrated international fraud

within its borders and outside its borders through various officials working clandestinely and covertly

with other banking cartels in Europe, Australasia, South America, and Asia. When any sovereign nation-

state opposes its policies, war is usually threatened, and in some cases unleashed like in Iraq since the

sacking of the Mossaddegh administration in the 1950s when Shah Pahlavi was installed into a position


of power to consort with American policies while the USA maintained a permanent station in the Middle

East to help the fledgling nation-state of Israel formed in 1948. The Ayatollah Khomeini movement

upstaged the Shah who fled to the USA, and shortly thereafter died. The same fate awaited deposed-

President Ferdinand Marcos of the Philippines who fled to Hawaii.

The United States of America has violated every treaty it entered into with other countries with

impunity just like it did with its own Aboriginal Americans using “manifest destiny” as its justification.

More treaties were broken than concluded.

Article 31(1) of the Vienna Convention of Treaties writes on the topic of interpretation that:

"A treaty shall be interpreted in good faith in accordance with the ordinary meaning to be given to the

terms of the treaty in their context and in the light of its object and purpose."

The purpose of a treaty is to maintain the principle pacta sund servanda – a promise is to be kept and

not to be broken. The USA pays lip service to these first principles of law while telling the whole world

that it is the bastion of the rule of law. Its weapons of mass distractions using the media is legion. It has

no competition in this endeavor. It leads the pack using the First Amendment, U.S. Constitution

(freedom of speech, association and the press) to the hilt.

RATIONALE TO ORDER THE UNITED STATES TO CEASE AND DESIST FRO PERPETRATING FINANCIAL

FRAUD.

1. The issue of United States dollar as a global currency forced upon sovereign nation-states is

mentioned in none of the treaties entered into between other sovereign nation-states and the United

States. What is not contemplated, expressed, or stated in a compact, agreement, contract, covenant or

treaty is considered out of bounds and unlawful (expressio unius est exclusio alterius).

Some scholars argue that the United States of America was silent about the US dollar in these treaties by

taking advantage of the subtlety inter arma enim silent leges – the law falls mute in the clash of arms. A

subtle warning by the United States to other sovereign nation-states that war will become necessary if

they wish and desire to disagree. Might is right. It has worked very well for the bullying stance of the

United States in every corner of the globe. No country is spared the tentacles of the mighty United

States, and its almighty dollar.


2. Allowing American officials to travel by air, sea or overland to other countries in their quest to

establish the strength of the US dollar is hazardous and dangerous to the economic well-being of other

sovereign nation-states.. Even telecommunications using satellites to effectuate electronic money

transfers is ominous and devastating to other countries who customarily have used other means of

exchange instead of paper money. Their efforts to revert to their customs and traditions is threatened

by the US dollar, and accompanying economic sanctions usually by destabilizing its currency, and then

causing havoc to its economy.

3. The United States cannot and should not have the monopoly because it says it practices anti-trust

laws in its own country. It makes the laws with one hand, and breaks them with the other. It believes

there is no power on earth to stop its excesses. It cleverly and cunningly uses the Necessary and Proper

Clause (Article 1, section 8, clause 18) and the Needful Rules and Regulations Clause (Article IV,

section3, clause 2, of the U.S. Constitution, for example, to make any rule or regulation when it

becomes bothersome and cumbersome for Congress to pass a law with its first and second readings and

committees, votes and vetoes. With these rules and regulations in place, the United States government

is able to do whatever wishes and desires under the cloak of secrecy. When questioned, it has a

standard answer that defies law, order, and justice – national security ! It even operates a 24-hour

secret court called the FISA Court (Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act) manned by judges willing to sign

a subpoena at the drop of a pin based on an affidavit by any law enforcement agent or agency claiming a

breach to national security.

4. This international bullying using financial conduits, conspiracies, cartels and cabals must be stopped

by participating countries whose sovereign airspace is constantly being violated when these officials fly

in and out unabated and unchecked.

5. Public and private international law thus becomes the only necessary tool to prevent and stop

atrocities against mankind when financial manipulations impose another form of economic slavery upon

sovereign nation-states with the perpetration of deception, deceitfulness, outright dishonesty and

blatant theft which are perfect are examples of fraud that qualify for criminal sanctions.

6. Plaintiff sovereign nation-states must be unflinching in their effort to do everything within their

power to safeguard their airspace from such wanton acts by the United States. Lack of preventive

measures by these sovereign nation-states will impel the United States to disregard public and private

international law. The plaintiff sovereign nation-states have the power and authority to raise the

standard of decency, morality and civilized behavior by setting an example with the NO FLY ORDER.

LAWS VIOLATED BY THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA THAT REQUIRES A NO-FLY ORDER AND JUDGMENT

AGAINST THE UNITED STATES AND ITS OFFICLAS, BOTH ELECTED AND UNDERCOVER.


~ Aldrich-Vreeland Act of 1908

~ Federal Reserve Act of 1913 (HR vote: 285/85, Senate vote: 54/34)

~ Gold Reserve Act of 1934 (Sec. 10, 31 U.S.C. 822 (b) – amended by striking out “stabilizing the

exchange value of the dollar . . .)

~ Banking Act of 1935

~ Federal Reserve - Treasury Dept. Accord of 1951

~ Bank Holding Act of 1956 (PL 84-511, 70 Stat.133)

~ International Banking Act of 1978

~ Federal Banking Agency Audit Act of 1978

~ Full Employment & Balanced Growth Act of 1978

~ Depository Institutions Deregulation & Monetary Control Act of 1980

~ FDIC Improvement Act of 1991

~ Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act of 1999

~ Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008

~ Financial Services Regulatory Relief Act of 2006

~ Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform & Consumer Protection Act of 2011

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