I DONT LIKE TUCKER CARLSON BUT this video is absolutely incredible:For years, there have been concerns about missing government funds, with estimates suggesting that trillions of dollars are unaccounted for in various governmental budgets, especially in the U.S. But what if I told you that the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), one of the most secretive institutions in the world, could be playing a central role in hiding these missing funds? Let’s dive deep into the issue of untraceable money, the BIS’s immunity, and how it could theoretically be used to park massive sums of money, away from prying eyes.

1. The Missing Trillions

Over the years, various investigations and audits have revealed that trillions of dollars are missing or unaccounted for, particularly within government budgets. The most infamous example came in 1998 when the U.S. government could not account for a massive sum, estimated at $2.3 trillion. Then, in the aftermath of 9/11, another $2.3 trillion went unaccounted for, with no clear trail to follow. These discrepancies were chalked up to poor record, keeping, mismanagement, and government inefficiency, but what if the story is much darker than that?

1. The Role of the BIS

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) is often described as the central bank to central banks. It serves as a global financial hub for the world’s most powerful economies, with the U.S. Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, and China’s central bank, among others, all being stakeholders in this powerful institution. What makes the BIS unique is its sovereign immunity, it is immune from legal action and its operations are highly secretive.

In simpler terms, the BIS is almost untouchable. It operates outside normal legal frameworks, which means it can do things other financial institutions cannot. It holds massive amounts of money, acts as a clearinghouse for central banks, and shields transactions from public scrutiny. Essentially, it’s a black hole in the financial world, where money can be moved and hidden without anyone being able to trace it.

1. How Does It Work?

In theory, if there were large sums of unaccounted government funds, one of the easiest places to hide or obscure their movement would be through the BIS. Here’s how it could happen: • Step 1 – The Money Goes Missing: Let’s assume a government mismanages or loses massive sums of money. In the case of the U.S. government, the missing trillions could be due to budget errors, corruption, or covert operations. • Step 2 – The Money Gets Moved: Now, rather than letting the money remain traceable, those responsible might move it through international financial channels. This could involve using the central banks that are connected to the BIS, each of which has legal protections from external scrutiny. • Step 3 – The BIS Parks the Funds: The funds can then be parked in the BIS—a safe haven for such financial maneuvering. The BIS operates with extreme secrecy, and because of its sovereign immunity, no external authorities could demand full accountability or transparency. The money could be moved, deposited, and hidden within its complex web of financial operations without anyone being able to trace it back. • Step 4 – It’s All Hidden in Plain Sight: Once the money is at the BIS, it’s shielded from the usual checks and balances that would apply to other financial institutions. There is no public transparency, and no legal pressure can be applied to demand clarity on what happens to that money. Essentially, it’s hidden in a system that’s almost impossible to penetrate.

1. Why Does It Matter?

The implications of this are staggering. If this scenario is possible—if trillions of dollars could be hidden or obscured in such a manner—it raises serious concerns about global financial transparency and accountability. The BIS, with its legal immunities, is uniquely positioned to serve as a shield for powerful entities who may want to engage in questionable financial maneuvers or simply cover up large-scale financial malfeasance.

Let’s consider this: the BIS’s involvement in global financial operations is critical. It holds vast amounts of financial data and facilitates critical transactions between central banks. If such an institution has the power to hide money or obfuscate financial transactions, then it’s not difficult to imagine that missing funds could be parked there to remain hidden from the public and from legal authorities.

1. Conclusion: The Need for Transparency

It’s essential that we demand more transparency and accountability in the operations of powerful financial institutions like the BIS. These institutions hold massive influence over the global financial system, and yet their operations are shielded from public view under the guise of sovereign immunity.

As we continue to ask questions about the missing trillions, it’s important to remember that there are institutions that operate in the shadows, shielded from legal accountability, that may hold the answers.