Friday, November 14, 2003








Matthew 12:25
And Jesus knew their thoughts, and said unto them, Every kingdom divided against itself is brought to desolation; and every city or house divided against itself shall not stand:





"Order out of chaos!" Remember that phrase? Well we are witnessing this first hand. How many of you, who could stomach it, have watched C-Span and our chaotic Senate in action. Our men are dying in Iraq, aliens are flocking through our borders like flies, and our Senate and the Socialist Democrats are showing their true colors. The sad part is that turncoat Republicans (fellow travelers) are going along with this evil bunch and we will not see Conservative Judges voted on. Our Bible verse today is more true today than ever and our country is in trouble. But, hold on! The United Nations has all the problems worked out and World Net Daily posted an article today that is their answers to all the worlds problems. Take a look at what Henry Lamb has to say and watch as the globalist continue to unfold their evil plans.

The thing that sickens me is the fact that the United Nations is not our friend and Wednesday my 12 year old grandaughter stayed after school for extra credit to study the UN. I wonder why! Could it be that the educators in this nation plan to create globalist citizens for the new world order? Never mind what the parents think. We are a house divided and we are in trouble. With all the forces of evil moving into this nation it is as if a darkness and blindness is descending on us and truth does not matter any more to many.

Our only hope is God and our people turning back to him.

Hope you enjoy the article.


Socialists, U.N. call for world government

Posted: November 14, 2003
1:00 a.m. Eastern


© 2003 WorldNetDaily.com


Concluding its 22nd global congress in Sao Paulo, Brazil, recently, Socialist International issued its Declaration calling for implementation of "global governance," in a program that mirrors the recommendations of the U.N.-funded Commission on Global Governance, published in 1995.

The International Socialists call for: expanding the U.N. Security Council; creating a new Economic Security Council; creating a new World Environmental Organization; and the mechanisms necessary to enforce "Sustainable Development" worldwide.

This document makes public the close union between the agenda of International Socialists and the agenda for global governance developed by the United Nations. Previous efforts to keep the "socialist" label away from the U.N., have now been abandoned, and both institutions are publicly seeking total global governance through the United Nations.

Though the document does not mention the Bush administration by name, it decries obstacles to the new world order, sought by the socialists. Article Three of the Declaration says:


Neoconservatives are attempting to ... dismantle all forms of global governance, to minimize the role of the United Nations, to undermine multilateral institutions, to promote unilateralism and the consecration of the market, and to impose the will of the powerful to decide the future of mankind.


The president of Socialist International, Antonio Guterres, former socialist prime minister of Portugal, said the "Bush administration was impeding efforts to establish a new world order," according to the Denver Post (Oct. 30, p. 21A).

Specifically, the socialists want the new Economic Security Council to be a "Council for Sustainable Development – that would coordinate sustainable development on a global scale ..." and, to implement the Kyoto Protocol.

Socialists want to consolidate the U.N. Environment Program, and all the existing environmental treaties, under the enforcement authority of a new World Environment Organization, the same function the Commission on Global Governance proposed for the outdated U.N. Trusteeship Council.

This document also endorses: the U.N. Millennium Development goals adopted in 2000; the U.N.'s Monterey Consensus, adopted in 2002; and the U.N.'s Plan for Sustainable Development, adopted in Johannesburg in 2002. It calls for the elimination of agricultural subsidies in the U.S., Europe and Japan, and free exportation by developing countries into these markets, and international control of " ... regulation, accountability and supervision of financial systems to enhance the prospects for sustainable growth and development."

Socialist International links "exacerbated nationalism ... and xenophobic attitudes," with terrorism, as "threats to peace," which must be addressed only by an expanded U.N. Security Council, with the authority and means "to act to preserve and enforce peace," which "must be carried out in accordance with the decisions of the United Nations."


The [Socialist] International, therefore, believes that reform of the United Nations cannot be delayed any longer and will continue to be strongly engaged in the process. Achieving lasting peace and security requires that the United Nations Charter be updated to meet today's new challenges, and that the Security Council be reformed to make it more representative, democratic and responsive.


The "reform" called for by the U.N.'s Commission on Global Governance, and by the U.N., would expand the Security Council in number, whose members would serve rotating terms, remove the "Permanent Member" status from the U.S., France, England, Germany and China, and would eliminate the veto power of any single nation.

The socialists want the U.N. to place "greater emphasis on the provision of global public services, especially with regard to sanitation, health care, child-care facilities, education, employment promotion and environmental protection."

In a clear statement of support for the socialist model of economic organization, rather than the capitalist model, the document says:


The principle of public service cannot be sacrificed to the consecration of the market. Tax systems should also be adapted to promote better public services and a new global tax should be created to fund the global public goods.


The "new global tax" endorsed by this statement is discussed at length throughout U.N. literature and is a series of taxing proposals ranging from a tax on international currency transactions (the Tobin Tax), to a tax on resource use, and use of the "global commons," which includes the air, space, oceans and the airwaves used for radio, television and Internet transmissions.

This global taxing authority was included in the first draft of the recommendations of the U.N.'s High Level Panel on Financing Development, meeting in Monterey, Mexico, in 2001. It was removed, at the insistence of the new U.S. delegates, appointed by the Bush administration. The panel remains in place, however, to seek independent financing of U.N. operations.

Socialist International is the world's largest political organization, according to its website, working through more than 140 national organizations. Its largest affiliate in the United States is the Democratic Socialists of America, which says it is "building progressive movements for social change while establishing an openly socialist presence in American communities and politics."

The "social change" described here is the global governance agenda developed jointly, and now publicly advanced by both the United Nations, and the Socialist International.




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