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Department of Historical Studies via Paranormality

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Fig 1.0. Brussels Convention, 1902.

1900s — 1910s

July 22-23, 1902: Representative officials from the Russian Empire held diplomatic talks with the British Foreign Minister in regards to establishing international treaties of the anomalous. These diplomatic conversations were held due to concerns of growing tensions within Europe that many European powers, like Germany, may seek to weaponize the anomalous if a war broke out.

August 17: The United Kingdom and Russia held an international conference within Brussels, Belgium.

The Brussels Convention was held by British Prime Minister Arthur Balfour and Tsar Nicholas II, and lead the conference to discuss the subject of the paranormal and occult in respects to international laws. A series of proposals drafted by the British and Russian Foreign Ministries laid out written conventions in regards to the anomalous.

Participants of the Brussels Convention consisted most of the European powers, including Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Poland, Belgium, Netherlands, and the United Kingdom, but other nations from across the globe participated the Brussels Convention.

However, Germany withdrew from the Brussels Convention in 1913, a year prior to the start of the First World War. They didn't ratify the Brussels Convention until 1919.

June 28, 1914: The Austro-Hungarian Archduke is assassinated, which immediately sparked the onset of the First World War.

August 4: Unconfirmed reports stemming from Belgium that the Germans used anomalous biological agents on civilians during the invasion of Belgium. These allegations were denied by the German Kaiser, Wilhelm II. France and Britain declared war on Germany in the aftermath of the invasion.

April 26, 1916: British Navy intercepted a German cargo ship, and discovered numerous anomalous objects being shipped to Cork, Ireland. Intelligence within the Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB) accounted that the Irish Volunteer Force (IVF) planned on using anomalous objects in the 1916 Easter Rising.

April 6, 1917: United States formally declares war on Germany, and joins the coalition with France, Britain, and Russia. However, it is unclear if the RPC Authority took part of the conflict.

"It's very unusual in a way that the organization [the Authority] has been so discreet and soundless. A friend of mine within the military told me that they haven't been in contact for a while, perhaps they don't want to acknowledge the anomalous occurrences within the ruins of Europe? Who knows."
— A letter from President Woodrow Wilson to Secretary of State Robert Lansing.

Late 1918—1919: Kaiser Wilhelm II previously authorized the destruction of Great Britain and France through anomalous means as a way to win the war. However, this plan never set foot due to internal conflicts with the Supreme Army Command.

Prior to the signing of the armistice agreement between the Allied powers and the Central powers on November 11, a German revolution occurred which lead to the mass mutiny by the German Army and subsequently caused numerous anomalous objects to be taken or destroyed by the mutinies. As a result of the revolution, the German Government lost control over the anomalies, and the Kaiser abdicated the thrown when Germany became a republic shortly after.

The German Government, now the Weimar Republic, signed an armistice agreement with the Allied powers and military incursions towards the Allies were suspended. Germany managed to take back control over its anomalous objects, but some have been destroyed or lost a few days prior.

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Fig 1.1. German diplomats discussing the terms of the Treaty of Versailles, 1919.

June 28, 1919: The Weimar Government sent its diplomats to the Paris Peace Conference in Versailles, France, to ratify and sign the Treaty of Versailles with the British, and French. Due to isolationist sentiments within the United States, President Wilson refused to ratify the treaty and the Covenant of League of Nations.

Some of the written provisions of the Treaty were directly revolved around Germany's ownership of anomalous objects. The Allied powers wanted to strip and remove all anomalous objects controlled by Germany under the Versailles Treaty.

1920s—1930s

January 10, 1920: The Treaty of Versailles takes effect. The Weimar Republic immediately begins removing anomalous objects from its facilities with inspections from international observers of the League of Nations.

February 11-13: The League of Nations council holds diplomatic talks in London, United Kingdom. The French delegates proposed constitutional amendments to current established rules of the Covenant in regards to the preservation of anomalous objects. French Ambassador René Massigli, at the direction of President Paul Deschanel, debated with the council that the anomalous objects serves too dangerous to be preserved.

Other members present within the council, including Japan, Spain, Belgium, and Italy, supported France's motion to amend the Covenant. These amendment proposals were opposed by the United Kingdom and the other council members, arguing that the anomalous holds too much value for scientific and historical purposes. The views of anomalous preserving caused a rift among the members of the League of Nations, both in the Assembly and Council, continued throughout the 1920s.

August 26, 1921: At the wake of the assassination of Matthias Erzberger, a former Reich Minister of Finance, it was discovered that during and after Minister Erzberger left office; he secretly negotiated and sold anomalous assets to the National-Socialist German Workers' Party. In the aftermath of this scandal, the League of Nations attempted to prosecute the Weimar Government at the Permanent Court of International Justice, but was unsuccessful following German authorities refusing to extradite members of the NSDAP to the PCIJ.

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Fig 1.2. The League of Nations Council session, 1921.

September 2-17, 1923: British Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin and delegates from France, Japan, and Belgium; once more proposed an amendment to the preservation of anomalous objects of the Covenant of League of Nations. Prime Minister Baldwin garnered support from other council members, which further divided the League of Nations council and caused nationalists governments to seek the destruction of anomalous objects.

March 23, 1933: After the passage of the Enabling Act by the Reichstag, and approval by President Hindenburg, Chancellor Adolf Hitler secretly ordered the immediate research and weaponization of anomalous objects as a contingent in the event that the Western powers declared war on Germany.

While President Hindenburg persisted that Hitler's action should be reconsidered, he didn't order Hitler to cease his acts.

"I don't quite get the reasons for President Hindenburg's to not go against the Chancellor's actions, but according to Heinrich Himmler; Chancellor Hitler apparently made a deal with President Hindenburg to give him immortality if he [Hitler] was allowed to continue to do his research."
— Unaddressed letter to [REDACTED]

1940s — 1950s

June 23, 1944: Allied forces advanced through Europe while facing various occult threats by the German Anomalous Research Division (GARD), and had been undermining Allied operations during the war. With Allied commanders concerned that Nazi Germany may develop technological superiority through the paranormal and occult, General Eisenhower and European Commanders formed a wartime taskforce with the RPC Authority to combat and eradicate GARD. Known as RPC Authority Volunteer Army for the Allied Force (RAVAAF), the taskforce carried out many assaults on known facilities believed to be operated by GARD.

Late 1945: the German Anomalous Research Division was allegedly disbanded in the aftermath of the German's surrender to the Allied powers. Recovered documents retrieved by the Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives program revealed that GARD were originally planning to use weaponized anomalies to defeat the Allies before they could advance deeper into German territory. For some unknown reason, these plans were never carried out. Furthermore, recovered objects and artifacts were transferred under an international facility to prevent superpowers, such as the United States and Soviet Union, from acquiring them.

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Fig 1.3. Allied powers signing the International Anomalous Accords, 1945.

July 8, 1945: After the conclusion of the San Francisco Conference, nations including France, Republic of China, Soviet Union, United Kingdom, Australia, Belgium, Canada, and many more, held the North Atlantic Conference in regards to the status quo of the paranormal and occult. These talks lead to the draft and ratification of the International Anomalous Accords, which in turn would establish the United Nations Anomalous Activities Committee (UNAAC). Assembled members of the UNAAC are often referred as the World Security Council, or WSC.

Two days later, in July 10, President Truman meets with a representative from the RPC Authority to discuss the matter in regards to the International Anomalous Accords. While the representative was not keen on the idea on some of the provisions of the IAA, President Truman convinced the representative. On the early afternoon, President Truman and the representative official, unofficially known as GD-4, signs and ratifies the International Anomalous Accords.

The International Anomalous Accords didn't take effect until in November 4, 1945.

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Fig 1.4. President Truman and GD-4 ratifies the Anomalous Accords, 1945.

October 1, 1949: the People's Republic of China was founded and was requested to take part of the UNAAC following their independence. Their membership request was unanimously denied, excluding the Soviet Union, after it had been discovered that the PRC was alleged using anomalous artifacts.

December 7: The Republic of China was abruptly suspended in the United Nations Anomalous Activities Committee by the World Security Council following its retreat to the Formosa Islands, and its subsequent allegations of using anomalous artifacts during the Chinese Civil War.

October 1st, 1950: When United Nations Forces repulsed the North Korean invasion and advanced further into North Korean territory, which eventually peaked near the Chinese borders, China retaliated with a massive intervention aided by the use of anomalous artifacts in inherited from the Republic of China.

March 8th, 1952: The World Security Council motioned a resolution to establish an international military force to assist and combat the Chinese aggression at the 38th Parallel. The resolution passed, with the abstention of the Soviet Union and Denmark, and established the International Strike Assessment Forces (ISAF) and was promptly deployed to the Korean peninsula.

1953: A ceasefire and stalemate was signed by the North Koreans and UN Forces. The People's Republic of China was forced to transfer any and all anomalous objects to the organization that was deployed during the conflict, including objects that may be deemed a security risk to society.

Other conditions included the sanction of Colonel Commandant Tian Zhao, who was behind the plans and authorization of anomalous objects. Tian Zhao was subsequently placed under international custody, and faced war crimes for violating the Brussels Convention and the International Anomalous Accords.

1960s

May 14, 1961: Intelligence gathered by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) revealed that members of the People’s Committee for the Acquisition of Anomalous Objects made contact with North Vietnamese officials to negotiate, and purchase anomalous objects discovered by the North Vietnamese government.

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Fig 1.5. President Kennedy with Secretary of Defense McNamara and General Taylor, 1961.

These negotiations failed, and promptly caused the North Vietnamese government to begin weaponizing the anomalous objects after discovering their true potential.

May 16: On the early morning of May 16, President Kennedy was briefed by the Director of Central Intelligence and his National Security Advisor on the incident of May 14. With the advise of his Vice President, Lyndon B. Johnson, and Defense Secretary McNamara; Kennedy authorized sending in military advisors and specialists to assist the South Vietnamese government on containing possible anomalous occurrences that the North may deployed.

June 2: At the assembly session of the World Security Council, delegates from the United States accused the People's Republic of China for violating international treaties under the Brussels Convention and the International Anomalous Accords. The PRC, a non-member state observer of the UNAAC, denied such accusation even when confronted with evidence presented by the American delegates.

"Madam Speaker, the acts of the People's Republic of China have clearly jeopardized the international security of this organization, and violated the very laws that we're sworn to follow to ensure that the anomalous does not spill into the daily lives of society. This very assembly must condemn the reckless acts of the North Vietnamese government and the Chinese government!"
— U.S. Ambassador Stevenson II to the Speaker of the WSC.

November 5, 1962: Reports of an invasion in Saigon resulted in a state of emergency being declared by President Diem, and military forces were deployed to repeal the invasion presumed to be the Communist forces from the north. In the siege that lasted for hours, it was discovered that the captured prisoners were part of a militia known as 'Unit 84'.

According to U.S Defense Department files, published to the UNAAC in 2004, Unit 84 was an occult unit established by Ho Chi Minh as an anomalous militia unit in the 1960s, with training and financial support provided by the Soviet anomalous agency, to spread fear within South Vietnam through anomalous means.

The United Nations Anomalous Activities Committee condemned the acts of terrorism committed by the North Vietnamese government. A week after the incident, President Kennedy and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) provided military logistics and advisors to further strengthen military presence in the South.

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Fig 1.6. ISA forces are deployed outside of Saigon, 1964.

August 7, 1964: Following the Tonkin incident, President Johnson signs the Tonkin Resolution authorizing the deployment of U.S forces to support South Vietnam, and contain the anomalous occurrences with the assistance of international forces.

In response to this, the World Security Council passes a resolution that authorizes the establishment of an international taskforce on containing the anomalous occurrences within Vietnam.

1970s — 1990s

1970-1984: The United Nations Anomalous Activities Committee has expanded its membership and jurisdiction since its foundation in 1945. The oversight and management of the organization has been disputed since the Korean War, and by 1970, the World Security Council establishes the Office of the Secretariat Oversight to resolve the disputed hierarchy of the organization. While not in a position of authority to rule over its members, the Office of the Secretariat Oversight has the authority to decide disputed issues that occur within the World Security Council, at the advise of his General Staff and the United Nations Secretary General; whom appoints the Secretariat Chairperson.

1971: Following the passage of UN Resolution 2758, which recognized the People's Republic of China as the lawful representative of China, the PRC's membership into the organization was delayed by representatives of the United States, West Germany, Australia, Spain, Republic of China, and Japan, following disputed issues of the resolution. The People's Republic of China wasn't accepted until April 3rd, 1979.

Mid-1970s: The International Strike Assessment Force was dissolved and evolved into the International Security Alliance (ISA). The organization structure is made up of specialists recruited mainly from the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Ireland, France, Germany, Soviet Union, Japan, South Korea, and China exclusively. The responsibility of the ISA is to respond to worldwide incidents that have been succumbed or situated by anomalous activity.

April 28, 1975: In the Madrid Conference, the North Vietnamese government proposed to the UNAAC of transferring all anomalous objects to international forces stationed in Vietnam. In condition, all international forces, along with American forces, be pull out of Vietnam and allow South Vietnam capitulate under North Vietnamese reunification.

While opposed strongly by the delegates of South Vietnam, South Korea, Japan, and the Philippines; the World Security Council passed the peace treaty of Madrid. Two days later, in April 30, Saigon falls and all anomalous objects were promptly shipped out of Vietnam with international observers.

January 10th, 1982: The Ottawa Conference, hosted by the World Security Council, adjourned and concluded its meeting. The Ottawa Conference resulted in the negotiations agreement of authorizing the RPC Authority particular conditions under the Atlantic Protocol, and the Treaty of Ottawa.

December 26th, 1991: With the rise of revolutions throughout Eastern Europe, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) was dissolved alongside with its anomalous department, a directorate within the Committee for State Security (KGB).

June 8, 1997: The Russian Federation was accredited back into the UNAAC following its predecessors dissolution in 1991, six years prior.

2000s — Present

September 13, 2001: The United Nations Anomalous Activities Committee hosted an emergency meeting with the World Security Council, two days after the terrorist attacks in New York City.

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Fig 1.7. ISA Forces in Operation Dawn Initiative, 2002.

American President George W. Bush, speaking to members of the World Security Council, stated that the rise of extremism within the Middle East may give insurgents and terrorist organizations a chance to profit off of or use anomalous objects to achieve their goal on causing terror worldwide.

As a result, the World Security Council passed a resolution that initiated Operation Dawn Initiative, a worldwide counter-insurgency against local and international groups that are involved in the illicit activities within the anomalous community.

2002-2006: Many known terrorist and criminal cells have been ceased or eliminated by major governments as part of Operation Dawn Initiative. The United Nations Anomalous Activities committee has focused and rampant its international efforts to ensure the international security and normalcy of society.

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Fig 1.8. UNAAC and U.S National Guardsman CBRN at the DECON Center of Site-014, 2019.

June 13, 2019: A nuclear explosion was detected in the deserts of Nevada, USA. International observers of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO) reported their findings to the United Nations, which then was circulated to the United Nations Anomalous Activities Committee. While the incident has accumulated an international investigative commission, referred as the Mendoza Commission set up by the World Security Council to investigate the nuclear incident, the Authority contacted the United States government and the UNAAC for international assistance.

June 14: U.S National Guardsmen and ISA forces, in CBRN equipment, arrived at the remains of Site-014 and assisted the decontamination and containment of loose anomalies. The Mendoza Commission continued to investigate its inquiries, but reportedly informed the WSC that the incident was allegedly caused by a single individual intended to destroy Site-014 through its self-destruct protocols.

"With the investigative assistance from inspectors of the International Atomic Energy Agency, the commission has discovered that the incident was instigated by foreign interference of hostile entities to thwart Authority operations by detonating the facility's onsite self-destruct protocols. In doing so, the incident has caused numerous contained anomalies to escape and cause grave harm to the security of the international community.
The individual responsible for these acts were conclusively Mr. Anders. While there is some debate that Mr. Anders acted on behalf of the AEP Associate or Church of Malthus, Mr. Anders was concluded to have acted in premeditation, in other words, acted on their own agenda. An international arrest for Mr. Anders has been warranted for his 'alleged' crime on selling illegal nuclear materials to militia and terrorist groups within the United States.
In addition, the incident is recommended to be covered up by via fake disaster response to assist the United States Air Force in the evacuation and cleanup of a nuclear weapons disposal accident site with IAEA observers."
— The Mendoza Commission Report, Pg. 82.

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