INTERNATIONAL U.S. OPERATIONS

A 'PRINCIPLE' organization is an international entity provided operational power and international authority by the International U.S. Operations Executive Branch under the authority of the Chief of Staff, Chief Executive of International Operations and the Deputy Director. A principle is secured and insured as well as provided a transferable private stock currency allowance verified in value by the International U.S. Operations International Currency Exchange as well as the U.S. Currency Treasury Reserve Department. As a privately held organization as opposed to corporations and/or other entities that issue value added and/or verified public stock, the 'PRINCIPLE' is able to operate freely without the restrictions imposed by more common entities such as corporations, partnerships and/or other cooperative incorporation.

'PRINCIPLES' are designed to operate with International Jurisdiction adhering to International regulations as set forth in the International NWO ordinances. Said 'PRINCIPLES' shall be subject to enforcement by the U.S. Reporting Agency and/or International Interpol Authority Intelligence and Enforcement Certification Administration (IIAIECA).

This new form of organizational cooperative implementation vs. the common corporation and/or partnership as well as other forms of organizational entities provides a more powerful means of operations functionality, secured and/or insured by the General Deposit Insurance Corporation (GDIC) now having been recognized as possibly the worlds most effective insurance development and/or manufacturing as well as policy cooperative issuance 'PRINCIPLE'.

An example of a 'PRINCIPLE' organization would be the U.S. CREDIT UNION, SOVEREIGN FINANCIAL, select divisions of N.A.S.A and the International Currency Exchange.

Forming a 'PRINCIPLE' organization is simple. The applying organization will request an application to form a 'PRINCIPLE' from the International U.S. Operations Principle Operations Department (POD). the applying organization is responsible for drawing up the Articles of Principle Power (AOPP) formed in design much like those of a Corporation, however, adhering to the international regulations of a principle. CLICK HERE for an example (AOPP). Following submission of 'PRINCIPLE' application, the Articles of Principle Power (AOPP) are then certified by the International U.S. Operations Principle Operations Department (POD) and prepared for return and/or pickup to and/or by the 'PRINCIPLE' organization.

FUNDING | Financing a principle is maintained by INTERNATIONAL U.S. OPERATIONS Principle Funding Division (PFD). Responsible for distributing anywhere from $100,000.00 up to $1,000,000,000.00 in International and/or U.S. Treasury Reserves Currency to each new principle, subject to CREDCHIT International Currency Units regulations as well as U.S. Reporting Agency Enforcement, new entities are guaranteed viable currency provided by the International U.S Operations (I.U.S.O) currency authority in order to maximize the launch of each 'PRINCIPLE'.