-Caveat Lector- Fri, 01 Oct 1999 21:27:13 -0400 "Mark A. Smith" wrote: The charter for global democracy > > http://www.worldnetdaily.com/bluesky_lamb/19991001_xchla_the_charte.shtml > > > > The charter for > > global democracy > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > By Henry Lamb > > � 1999 WorldNetDaily.com > > > > In less than a year, the United Nations will convene a special Millennium > > Assembly as a global summit on the future of the world. This event will crown > > a decade of preparation to launch the new millennium on a new system of > > global governance. The blueprint was published by the Commission on Global > > Governance in 1995. Now, a Charter to achieve global governance has been > > developed for presentation at the Millennium Assembly next September. It will > > be published publicly on UN day, October 24th. > > > > It is called The Charter for Global Democracy. It has already been signed by > > influential leaders in 56 nations, and has the support of civil society > > non-government organizations around the world. The document is, in reality, a > > Charter for the abolition of individual freedom. > > > > The first of 12 principles calls for the consolidation of all international > > agencies under the direct authority of the United Nations. The second > > principle calls for regulation by the UN of all transnational corporations > > and financial institutions, requiring an "international code of conduct" > > concerning the environment and labor standards. > > > > Principle number 3 demands an independent source of revenue for the UN, such > > as the "Tobin tax" and taxes on aircraft and shipping fuels, and licensing > > the use of the global commons. The "global commons" is defined to be "outer > > space, the atmosphere, non-territorial seas, and the related environment that > > supports human life." > > > > Number 4 would eliminate the veto power and permanent member status on the > > Security Council. Number 5 would authorize a standing UN army. Number 6 would > > require UN registration of all arms and the reduction of all national armies > > "as part of a multilateral global security system" under the authority of the > > United Nations. > > > > Principle number 7 would require individual and national compliance with all > > UN "Human Rights" treaties and declarations. Number 8 would activate the > > International Criminal Court, make the International Court of Justice > > compulsory for all nations, and give individuals the right to petition the > > courts to remedy social injustice. > > > > Principle 9 calls for a new institution to establish economic and > > environmental security by insuring "sustainable development." Number 10 calls > > for the establishment of an International Environmental Court. > > > > Number 11 calls for a declaration that climate change is an essential global > > security interest that requires the creation of a "high-level action team" to > > allocate carbon emission based on equal per-capita rights. Principle number > > 12 calls for the cancellation of all debt owed by the poorest nations, global > > poverty reductions, and for "equitable sharing of global resources," as > > allocated by the United Nations. > > > > As preposterous as these ideas may sound to freedom-loving Americans, most of > > the world considers them to be an improvement over their current > > circumstance. The fuel that fires the global governance movement, however, is > > not the desires of oppressed people, it is the money supplied by the > > well-to-do elite who feel the need to "do something" to help the less > > fortunate people of the world. The strategy for advancing the movement is > > supplied by those who expect to control the machinery of global governance. > > > > It is no coincidence that financial contributions in support of the Charter > > for Global Democracy are to be made to the London office of United Nations > > Association. > > > > Dozens of documents, all promoting some form of world government, have been > > circulating for most of this decade. All contain these same principles. The > > Millennium Assembly will receive these documents and meld them into the legal > > instruments required to modify the existing UN Charter. It will take a year > > or two for the legal documents to be prepared and adopted, and another year > > or two for ratification. The world is truly standing at the threshold of > > world government. > > > > Woodrow Wilson brought the world to the same threshold nearly 80 years ago; > > the United States decided not to enter, and the League of Nations collapsed. > > Once again, it is up to the United States to determine the future of the > > world. If the United States embraces this Charter for Global Democracy, the > > world will be subjected to global dominance by the United Nations. If the > > United States opts out, the world may be spared centuries of inevitable > > oppression. > > > > There is no issue of greater importance in next year's election than where > > each candidate stands on global governance and national sovereignty. So far, > > this issue has not emerged in any national campaign. > > > > The United States must prevent this catastrophe-in-the-making. Global > > governance, as envisioned by the Commission on Global Governance and the > > Charter for Global Democracy cannot succeed without the support of the United > > States. The United States must walk away. For all practical purposes, the > > next President, and the next Senate will make that decision. > > > > By walking away from the UN's vision of global governance, we are not turning > > our backs to the rest of the world. Our next President and Congress should > > say no to global governance, and offer a better idea. > > > > There is no better idea, nor higher aspiration, than individual freedom. > > America pioneered that technology 200 years ago, and it is still the most > > valuable asset we possess. <SNIP!> > > > > <A > > HREF="http://www.worldnetdaily.com/bluesky_lamb/19991001_xchla_the_charte.shtm > > l">The charter for global democracy </A> > > http://www.worldnetdaily.com/bluesky_lamb/19991001_xchla_the_charte.shtml > > > > <A HREF="http://www.cgg.ch/contents1-2.html">Contents of Chapters One and > > Two -- links to ...</A> > > http://www.cgg.ch/contents1-2.html > > > > <A HREF="http://millenniumproject.org/constitution.html">The World > > Constitution and The World Governme...</A> > > http://millenniumproject.org/constitution.html > > > > <A HREF="http://www.eagleforum.org/psr/1997/oct97/psroct97.html">Global > > Goals of the Clinton Administration --...</A> > > http://www.eagleforum.org/psr/1997/oct97/psroct97.html > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>><><><><><><><><><> A >Growing Selection of A-albionic's Books Can Be Browsed and Purchased Conveniently in >the Shopping Cart at http://a-albionic.com/shopping.html << END DECLARATION & DISCLAIMER ========== CTRL is a discussion and informational exchange list. 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