Posts Tagged ‘world governance’
Wednesday, March 21st, 2012
“Conspiracy Theorist” – the taunt you use when you want to “win” the debate without having to argue your point.
When someone points out that the Regulating Class want to bring on a world government, they’re called a “conspiracy theorist”. When the king-pins of the Regulating Class, or their media apostles, actually admit they rather love the idea of a world government, where are the retractions? They can’t hold an honest conversation, let alone budget, plan and spend your money wisely.
Gary Stix – former Scientific American writer – blogs that he used to edit articles on nuclear fusion and clean coal, but now thinks he ought to have written more on psychology, sociology and economics. (See, when their attempts at logic, reason and evidence don’t win over the crowd, the anointed need to explain how stupid, flawed and selfish people are.) (more…)
Tags: Joanne Nova, left's conspiracy theory, world governance
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Monday, January 23rd, 2012
Source: SPPI
by Dennis Ambler, UK
Attack on U.S. Sovereignty – The Law of the Sea Treaty Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh
Canada Free Press:
Adopted in 1982, The Law of the Sea Treaty was initially called the Third United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS III) and aimed to implement a set of detailed rules that would control the oceans, replacing the 1958 (UNCLOS I) and 1960 (UNCLOS II) United Nations Conventions on the Law of the Sea. The European Community and 162 countries have joined the Convention.
“Negotiated in the 1970s, the Law of the Sea treaty was heavily influenced by the New International Economic Order, a set of economic principles first formally advanced at the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in the 1970s and 1980s,” calling for redistribution of wealth to the benefit of third world countries.”
I covered this and much more here: 14th April 2011 UN Agenda 21 Will Rule The US Waves http://scienceandpublicpolicy.org/originals/un_agenda_21_will_rule_us_waves.html
Tags: Law of the Sea treaty, un, wealth redistribution, world governance
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Friday, January 20th, 2012
Source: SPPI

UN: Wealth Redistribution Now!
by Dennis Ambler
Time is running out yet again on climate change according to a news article from “The National.ae” There is the usual litany of doomsday events that we invite as a result of our use of fossil fuels for energy.
“Severe droughts and heatwaves, melting of the polar ice caps, dramatic sea level rise and the displacement of millions of people living in island states or low-lying coastal areas may be the unavoidable consequences of global warming.”
But there is hope if we repent in time and spend trillions of dollars on “renewables”: (more…)
Tags: follow the money, IPCC Socialism, world governance
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Friday, January 13th, 2012
Source: CFP
The United Nations is not giving up its assault on the economic and political future of our country and of our planet. The first installment of the United Nations to control the globe environmentally and economically was “The UN Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED),” held in Rio in 1992. The UN Bruntland Commission released its official UN Agenda 21 that same year, following the Conference on Human Settlements in 1976 and the 1987 report, “Our Common Future.”
The policy of Sustainable Development, land use, education, population control and reduction, made nature and its protection the central principle for all member nations.
The 65-page socialist document released from the Conference on Human Settlements (1976) declared private land ownership and wealth as primary reasons for “social injustice.” Its recommendations that were later incorporated in UN Agenda 21 are:
- Redistribution of population according to resources
- Government control of land use in order to achieve equitable distribution of resources
- Land use control through zoning and planning
- Government control of excessive profits from land use
- Urban and rural land control through public land ownership
- Developing rights must be held by public authorities (more…)
Tags: Agenda 21, Conference on Human Settlements, population control, President’s Council on Sustainable Development, Rio, Ruth Davis, Sustainable America, Sustainable Development, The Convention on the Law of the Sea, UNCED, world governance
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Tuesday, December 13th, 2011
Source: Canada Free press
Lord Christopher Monckton: Treaty calls for the west to achieve 50 percent CO2 emissions reduction within the next eight years, a feat that would completely bankrupt the global economy and spark a new great depression
The UN Climate Change Summit in Durban has outlined the mandate to “respect the rights of Mother Earth” by paying a “climate debt,” a slush fund to bankroll the activities of a one-world government. I bet you did not know that Mother Earth had rights.
Lord Christopher Monckton said that the treaty “calls for the west to achieve 50 percent CO2 emissions reduction within the next eight years, a feat that would completely bankrupt the global economy and spark a new great depression, as well as a more than 100 percent reduction by 2050, which presumably could only be accomplished by killing billions of humans to prevent them from exhaling carbon dioxide.” (more…)
Tags: climate court of justice, Durban climate conference, eco Fascism, Lord Christopher Monckton, world governance, World government
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Friday, October 14th, 2011
Source: BusinessGreen
Campaign to establish ecocide as the fifth crime against peace gathers pace after successful mock trial at UK’s Supreme Court
By Jessica Shankleman
A campaign to establish ecocide as the fifth international crime against peace appears to have gained further momentum following the first mock trial at the UK’s Supreme Court.
The campaign to make ecocide a crime is the brainchild of international lawyer Polly Higgins, who wants the UN to be able to brand companies that harm the environment as guilty of an offence comparable to genocide, war crimes or crimes against humanity. (more…)
Tags: AGW lay, ecocide, Green extremists, Polly Higgins, world governance
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Sunday, September 18th, 2011
Source: SPPI
Question from SPPI reader:
Can you please tell me what is the latest news about the One-world-government treaty that was in the works a couple of years ago??
Reply by Christopher Monckton:
Many thanks for your enquiry. I am glad to say that, partly as a result of the adverse publicity which news of the proposed Copenhagen Treaty attracted, the Treaty failed at Copenhagen. However, a number of largely-unreported meetings since then, under the German Government, have taken place in Bonn, where – to summarize not unfairly – the principal provisions of the failed draft are now being introduced little by little, and by stealth. The process is similar to that by which the European tyranny, with the acquiescence of the governments of Europe, gradually accreted supreme legislative power to itself and, in effect, extinguished all but the mere appearance of democracy throughout its dismal empire. (more…)
Tags: Copenhagen agreement, monckton, world governance
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Saturday, August 13th, 2011
Source: SPPI
by Dennis Ambler
In June this year, the German government issued the Press Release shown below, relating to the UN Convention on Biodiversity, which is another product of Maurice Strong’s UNEP/Agenda 21 from the 1992 Earth Summit. The Press Release relates to a UN Conference on Bio-Diversity, in Nagoya, Japan in October 2010, which was widely reported in the media, but with minimal detail and little public interest, because all the talk was of the forthcoming UNFCCC COP16 event in Cancun, Mexico.
This is how major advances are made by the UN, in their drive for global governance. Conferences and meetings on all sorts of issues are held almost monthly and each country sends its representatives to agree on measures which the average member of the public will not be aware of until it impacts them directly. Whilst ostensibly to protect the rights of “indigenous peoples”, if new genetic resources, such as medicinal plants were to be discovered in, say, the Amazon, the implications are widespread and effectively it says genetic resources are no longer the property of an individual nation, they are “World Property”, to be administered by the UN. If anyone accessed them without UN sanction, they would be guilty of “Bio-Piracy”. How much closer to global governance can you get than this? (more…)
Tags: Agenda 21, Biodiversity, biopiracy, Dennis Ambler, Ed Markey, John Gummer, Nagoya Declaration, Nancy Pelosi, world governance
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Monday, July 25th, 2011
Source: UK Guardian
Special meeting to discuss ‘green helmets’ force to intervene in conflicts caused by rising seas levels and shrinking resources
A special meeting of the United Nations security council is due to consider whether to expand its mission to keep the peace in an era of climate change.
Small island states, which could disappear beneath rising seas, are pushing the security council to intervene to combat the threat to their existence.
There has been talk, meanwhile, of a new environmental peacekeeping force – green helmets – which could step into conflicts caused by shrinking resources.
The UN secretary general, Ban Ki-Moon, is expected to address the meeting on Wednesday. (more…)
Tags: UN Green police force, world governance
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Tuesday, June 28th, 2011
Source: SPPI Blog
by Dennis Ambler
The Euro, the creation of a European monetary union, was always to be a tool for moving the countries of the EU towards a closer political union, and ultimately an EU state, to take its place in the UN system, as a regional member of a global government. The EU unelected Socialist Commissars were so desperate for this to happen, that the stringent rules they imposed in terms of national deficit at the time of joining, were paid scant regard and national accounts were fudged to enable countries to join. This was only storing up trouble and now the reckoning has arrived. The French are proposing a 30 year roll over of the Greek debts, so the interest payments would still be made, but the Greek people and their descendants will be working to pay the bankers for their destruction.
I wonder what assets the Greeks will be forced to sell?
What price the Parthenon? (more…)
Tags: Dollar demise, EU socialism, George Soros, Greece meltdown, Wolfgang Koester, world governance
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Monday, June 6th, 2011
Tags: World Bank, world governance
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Tuesday, December 28th, 2010
Source: SPPI
The Abdication of the West
by The Viscount Monckton of Brenchley | December 9, 2010
from Cancun, Mexico
I usually add some gentle humor to these reports. Not today. Read this and weep. Notwithstanding the carefully-orchestrated propaganda to the effect that nothing much will be decided at the UN climate conference here in Cancun, the decisions to be made here this week signal nothing less than the abdication of the West. The governing class in what was once proudly known as the Free World is silently, casually letting go of liberty, prosperity, and even democracy itself. No one in the mainstream media will tell you this, not so much because they do not see as because they do not bl**dy care.
The 33-page Note (FCCC/AWGLCA/2010/CRP.2) by the Chairman of the “Ad-Hoc Working Group on Long-Term Co-operative Action under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change”, entitled Possible elements of the outcome, reveals all. Or, rather, it reveals nothing, unless one understands what the complex, obscure jargon means. All UNFCCC documents at the Cancun conference, specifically including Possible elements of the outcome, are drafted with what is called “transparent impenetrability”. The intention is that the documents should not be understood, but that later we shall be told they were in the public domain all the time, so what are we complaining about? (more…)
Tags: Cancun conference, monckton, world governance
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Thursday, December 9th, 2010
From The Viscount Monckton of Brenchley
Cancun, Mexico
I usually add some gentle humor to these reports. Not today. Read this and weep. Notwithstanding the carefully-orchestrated propaganda to the effect that nothing much will be decided at the UN climate conference here in Cancun, the decisions to be made here this week signal nothing less than the abdication of the West. The governing class in what was once proudly known as the Free World is silently, casually letting go of liberty, prosperity, and even democracy itself. No one in the mainstream media will tell you this, not so much because they do not see as because they do not bl**dy care.
The 33-page Note (FCCC/AWGLCA/2010/CRP.2) by the Chairman of the “Ad-Hoc Working Group on Long-Term Co-operative Action under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change”, entitled Possible elements of the outcome, reveals all. Or, rather, it reveals nothing, unless one understands what the complex, obscure jargon means. All UNFCCC documents at the Cancun conference, specifically including Possible elements of the outcome, are drafted with what is called “transparent impenetrability”. The intention is that the documents should not be understood, but that later we shall be told they were in the public domain all the time, so what are we complaining about?
Since the Chairman’s note is very long, I shall summarize the main points: (more…)
Tags: Al Gore, Cancun, Cancun conference, contract and converge, Lord Christopher Monckton, Maurice Strong, media, modus operandi, Treaty of Copenhagen, Wealth transfer, world governance
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Friday, September 3rd, 2010
Source: SPPI
by Dennis Ambler
Click here: Anti-corruption academy with UN and EU sponsoring opens in Austria — MercoPress
More global governance, bit by bit….
The International Anti-Corruption Academy (IACA), based in Laxenburg, will educate public and private sector anti-corruption practitioners in more effectively implementing the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC). (more…)
Tags: world governance
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Tuesday, May 11th, 2010
Source: FOXNews.com
[SPPI Note: The UN is a world socialist organization with a penchant for massive corruption and theft, wasteful mismanagement, and an agenda for transnational legal and financial frameworks (world governance) financed through compulsory wealth transfers from Americans to it itself and its constituency of "developing" nations and third world dictators. The following story is yet another example.]
By George Russell
The World Health Organization is moving full speed ahead with a controversial plan to impose billions of dollars in global consumer taxes on such things as Internet activity and everyday financial transactions like paying bills online — while its spending soars and its own financial house is in disarray.
The World Health Organization (WHO), the United Nations’ public health arm, is moving full speed ahead with a controversial plan to impose global consumer taxes on such things as Internet activity and everyday financial transactions like paying bills online — while its spending soars and its own financial house is in disarray. (more…)
Tags: UN corruption, UN taxes, world governance
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