09/04/2020
The Untold Story of the Kingdom of the Maharlikans, now called The Philippines
In the early 1930’s, Europe was in a depression and Germany was financially bankrupt. An unknown party leader promised the German people that he could create jobs and boost its economy. The Germans dared him and put him in power. His name is Adolph Hi**er. In June 1933, the Vatican and Hi**er, a Roman Catholic signed a concordat for mutual protection and enhancement. Shortly after that, Hi**er was loaded with money. He built a massive army and manufactured weapons for war. Then Hi**er took Poland. Before 1918, there was no Poland. That land was part of Germany and used as a buffer zone to separate Germany from Russia. But when Hi**er reclaimed it, England declared war on Germany.
Throughout the Spanish occupation of the Maharlika, members of the Tagean / Tallano clan have been visiting Europe since some of their relatives were English and Austrian. From 1866 to 1898, Prince Julian Macleod Tallano had also been frequenting the Vatican. In 1934, under Pope Pius XII, the Vatican negotiated with a member of the Filipino Royal Family, the Christian Tallano clan in Maharlika. An agreement was reached that 640,000 metric tons of the Tallano gold would be lent to the Pope. This was part of that gold accumulated by the Southeast Asian Srivijayan/Madjapahit Empire during its glorious reign of 900 years. In 1939, two members of the Tallano family and a Roman Catholic priest, Fr. Jose Antonio Diaz, brought the gold from Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, to the Vatican. After doing this, Fr. Diaz went back to the Maharlika and resided in Cabanatuan City. After World War II, he facilitated the safe return of the 640,000 metric tons of gold from the Vatican to the Maharlika. Manuel Acuna Roxas ( a relative of the Acuna / Tagean / Tallano clan), then a congressman and Bishop Enrique Sobrepena, Sr. In the presence of Atty. Lorenzo Tanada, received the gold in Manila. A lease agreement was made between the Tallano clan and the Maharlika government. A total of 617,500 metric tons of gold was deposited in the newly installed Central Bank of the Maharlika to comply with its requirement for GOLD RESERVE. Under the terms of the contract, the Central Bank became the HOLDER of that gold. That lease agreement will expire in the year 2005.
Having gained the trust and confidence of Fr. Diaz, the Tallano clan made him the main negotiator and trustee of their gold. Fr. Diaz, in turn, hired the services of Atty. Ferdinand E. Marcos, then a highly recommended brilliant young lawyer having attained notoriety when he successfully defended himself in the “Nalundasan Case” in 1939. The Tallano clan paid commission to Fr. Diaz and Atty. Marcos in gold, 30% from the principal of 640,000 metric tons. In 1949, the two richest men in the world were Fr. Jose Antonio Diaz and Atty. Ferdinand E. Marcos. Between the two of them they legitimately earned and owned192,000 metric tons of gold. Ferdinand Marcos withdrew their share of the gold from the Central Bank and minted it “RP – CB.” Sometime later, Fr. Diaz and Marcos brought their gold to Switzerland, in the Swiss Bank Corporation in Zurich. The remaining 400,000 metric tons of Tallano gold is in the third floor basement of the Central Bank Minting Plant in East Ave., Quezon City. There are 950,000 metric tons of gold (declared missing in the International Court of Justice) picked up by Yamash*ta from its European ally, Hi**er. Another 250,000 tons of the Japanese loot around Southeast Asia are both now in the Maharlika. This country then became the holder of 1.6 million metric tons of gold bars. Some of the Yamash*ta gold buried in the Maharlika has been found. But the bulk of it is still buried to this day. And even now, thousands are secretly digging for it, including Japanese treasure hunters.
The World Street journal in its November 15, 1985 issue wrote that two thirds of all gold in the world is in the Maharlika. One third is divided among the rest of the countries in the world. Very few Filipinos know this.
When Marcos took over the government in 1965, the Maharlika had a foreign debt of US$ 13.5 billion. In 1986, when the Americans forcibly brought Marcos to Hawaii, President Aquino inherited a foreign debt of US $ 24 billion. But, of these, US$ 7 billion was incurred by the private sector. At his ouster, Marcos left US$ 2.5 billion in the Central Bank reserve. This means that Pres. Marcos during his 20 years of absolute rule only incurred a measly US $ 1 billion foreign debt to build up this nation with its fast growing population and numerous infrastructure projects. How did President Marcos manage this government financially? Aside from the annual national budget of P 35 billion financed by the national treasury, he had all this gold at his disposal for building the infrastructure projects that today stand unequalled to all four succeeding presidents. Today, this country has a foreign debt of around US $ 75 billion. From 1986 to 2000, the government under three presidents incurred a debt of US $ 51 billion on top of its original US $ 24 billion – in just 14 years !
In the 1997 Philippine Yearbook (National Statistics Office) a Summary of Government Expenditures from 1966 to 1997 was made. From 1965 – 1986 (20 years) President Marcos spent P 486 273 Billion from 1986- 1991 ( 6 years) President Aquino spent P 1 077 895 Trillion. From 1992 – 1997 (6 years ) President Ramos spent P 2 237 907 Trillion.
Between May 14 to June 5, 2003, a nationwide survey report conducted and administered by Asia Pacific Periscope put out this question: “Among our Presidents, who do you think had done most for the country?” The results were : Marcos 41%, Magsaysay 15%, Aquino 6%, Ramos 6%, Estrada 4%, Arroyo 2%, Quezon 0.3%, Quirino 0.3% and 22% could not give any name. Margin of error was +/- 2.7%
When Fr. Jose Antonio Diaz, alias Severino Sta. Romana, died in 1974 all that 30% commission in gold became legendary “MARCOS GOLD,” After providing for his family in Marcos’ Letter of Instruction, the whole wealth derived from this was supposed to be given to the FILIPINO PEOPLE. “This was the “MARCOS WEALTH” that some politicians and churchmen kept on saying was the ILLGOTTEN” Marcos wealth that until today is in “Marcos secret accounts.”
On April 9, 1973 Marcos said: “My earthly goods have been placed in the custody and for the disposition of the Marcos Foundation dedicated to the welfare of the
Filipino people.”
Source: http://kbl.org.ph/the-untold-story-of-the-kingdom-of-the-maharlikans-now-called-the-philippines/
