According to the narrative, France, Austria, Prussia, and Russia formed a secret financial pact to create a covert global fund. This fund was later enriched by the Japanese Empire, which looted an estimated trillions of dollars’ worth of gold and treasures from 12 Southeast Asian nations and China — wealth accumulated over 5,000 years of Silk Road trade.
This was far more than Nazi gold, and much of it was unknown even to Western banking elites.
The treasure was transported to Japan, and later smuggled out during the U.S. embargo on Japanese shipping.
Rather than carrying wounded soldiers, Red Cross-marked ships were allegedly used to secretly ferry this immense treasure—gold, gems, artifacts—to safe locations.
These riches were buried in 67 secret underground repositories across the Philippines, engineered by Japanese forces.
After the war, General Douglas MacArthur, Colonel Lonsdale, and President Truman agreed to keep the treasure a secret.
The wealth was deposited into hidden black accounts around the world.
It became the financial engine behind covert CIA operations, postwar regime changes, and global political control.
The treasure—often referred to as “Yamashita’s Gold”—allegedly fueled:
The rise of Richard Nixon to the U.S. presidency
The long reign of Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party
Numerous Cold War coups and regime overthrows
This black budget fund, invisible to public oversight, has silently shaped modern geopolitics for nearly a century.
This video reveals a secret war chest—built from imperial conquest and buried in secrecy—that continues to influence governments, wars, and elections to this day.
A hidden financial superstructure lies beneath our visible history, and understanding it may help explain how power is truly maintained in the post-WWII world.
Would you like a visual storyboard, narration script, or infographic to go with this summary?
.svg){kind=logo}
By Independent News Roundup