Global tensions are rising visibly, as the petrodollar-funded U.S. corporate government faces a January 18th start of gold-backed yuan-denominated oil trading, even while its still-unfunded January 31st payment deadline looms. One sign of this extreme tension came last week when â??a missile from a cabal submarine was stopped from hitting Hawaii and the submarine was sunk,â?? Pentagon sources say. Media outlets around the world have reported that Hawaiian residents all received the following warning on their mobile phones: â??BALLISTIC MISSILE THREAT INBOUND TO HAWAII, SEEK IMMEDIATE SHELTER, THIS IS NOT A DRILL,â?? but later this was reported to be a false alarm. It was notâ??it was an attempt by â??the cabalâ?? to blame the attack on North Korea and use it as a trigger for their long-desired World War III, CIA sources say. The attack was followed by an increase in earthquakes and volcanic activity which â??may be an attack on potential submarine bases in Chile, Peru, Papua, New Guinea, or underwater,â?? the Pentagon sources continue. U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency official Paul Laine has previously told this writer that numerous underwater bases exist. These bases now appear to be under systematic attack. Meanwhile, as this report was being written, a person claiming to be â??His Excellency His Royal Highness (H.E. HRH) Ernest Rauthschild, Royal Prime Minister of The United States of North Americaâ?? contacted this writer to claim, â??The Federal U.S./USA comes under the USNA.â?? He went on to state that â??the galacticsâ?? were now arriving to enforce his claim. He provided extensive documentation to back his claims, to which we have linked below without comment other than to note that the address provided is just a virtual office in Washington, DC. https://www.slideshare.net/ICJ-ICC/2017-usna-divinagracia-treaty https://www.slideshare.net/ICJ-ICC/royal-pcijicjicc-notice https://www.slideshare.net/ICJ-ICC/decision-of-the-royal-icjicc-court https://www.slideshare.net/ICJ-ICC/royal-pcijicjicc-notice http://avalon.law.yale.edu/18th_century/fr-1782.asp