Immigration Forum / Canada / January 2006

U.N. pushing to end Nation-States
Plan drafted to end disease, poverty, war
http://www.wnd.com
January 30, 2006

The U.N. has a plan to make every Miss America Pageant contestant
happy by bringing about "world peace."

All it will take, says the draft of a visionary proposal by the U.N.
Development Program, is to getting rid of all the pesky nations of the
world.

In fact, the plan endorsed by prominent world figures including Nobel
laureates, bankers, politicians and economists to end nation-states
as we know them is also designed to end health pandemics, poverty
and "global warming." So far, the U.N. hasn't mentioned whether the
proposal will do anything for obesity.

The U.N. says an unprecedented outbreak of co-operation between
countries, applied through six specific financial tools, would serve
as pretty much a cure-all for the world's ills and generate an extra
$7 trillion in economic growth.

The authors of the ambitious report don't expect nations to fold up
and take the hint any time soon. But the idea is to start the ball
rolling - and maybe years or decades from now the world will actually
be ready to listen.

Most of the focus of the U.N. plan is on global warming - a climate
change phenomenon some consider to be more theory than reality. But
it seems to be the central component in the U.N.'s globalization
scheme for the future - the very organizing principal behind the push
to eliminate borders, sovereign governments and autonomous nation-
states.

If the scheme seems far-fetched, consider that it already has the
backing of the UK, France, Italy, Spain, Sweden and the Bill and
Melinda Gates Foundation, according to the London Independent.

The U.N. plan includes six immediate action steps:

* Reduce greenhouse gas emissions through pollution permit trading;

* Cut poor countries' borrowing costs by securing the debts against
the income from table parts of their economies;

* Reduce government debt costs by linking payments to the country's
economic output;

* An aggressive campaign of worldwide vaccinations;

* Tapping into the vast flow of money from migrants back to their home
country;

* Aid agencies underwriting loans to market investors to lower
interest rates.

It's not the first time the U.N. has come out openly to suggest global
government is the only solution to the world's problems. "Our Global
Neighborhood" was a 410-page final report of the Commission on Global
Governance, and was first published in 1995 by Oxford University
Press. That 28-member "independent commission," created by former
German Chancellor Willy Brandt, developed the following strategy, as
reported in the EcoSocialist Review: "To represent a shot-across-the-
bow of George Bush's New World Order, and make clear that now is the
time to press for the subordination of national sovereignty to
democratic transnationalism."

Then-U.N. Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali endorsed the
commission, and the U.N. provided significant funding. The plan calls
for dramatically strengthening the United Nations, by implementing a
laundry list of recommendations, including these:

Eliminating the veto and permanent member status in the Security
Council;

* Authorizing global taxation on currency exchange and use of
the "global commons;"

* Creating an International Criminal Court;

* Creating a standing army under the command of the secretary-general;

* Creating a new Economic Security Council;

* Creating a new People's Assembly;

[Ed. Unelected no doubt, how Orwellian...]

* Regulating multinational corporations;

* Regulating the global commons;

* Controlling the manufacture, sale and distribution of all firearms.

And none of those recommendations were new. All had been proposed in a
variety of documents for decades by various groups and individuals.
However, this did mark the first time the comprehensive plan for
global governance was published with the approval and funding support
of the United Nations.

To justify the sweeping changes proposed by the commission, a new
concept of "security" was offered. The U.N.'s mission under its
present charter is to provide "security" to its member nations
through "collective" action. The new concept expands the mission of
the U.N. to be the security of the people - and the security of the
planet.

Thus, in their speeches to the U.N.'s Millennium Assembly in 2000,
both Secretary General Kofi Annan and President Bill Clinton made
reference to this new concept, saying national sovereignty could no
longer be used as an excuse to prevent the intervention by the U.N.
to provide "security" for people inside national boundaries.

To provide security for the planet, the plan called for authorizing
the U.N. Trusteeship Council to have "trusteeship" over the "global
commons," which the plan defines to be: " ... the atmosphere, outer
space, the oceans beyond national jurisdiction, and the related
environment and life-support systems that contribute to the support
of human life."

[ed. Check out the Law of the Sea Treaty for further information on
how these grubs are doing it NOW...]

--
Jim
http://www.geocities.com/anti_multiculture/index.html
Unite Against Multiculturalism

"Abolish Multiculturalism and String Up The Traitors!"