UN and US ‘Progressives’ Planning One World Government

Sunday Paper - May 31st, 2009

While meaningless United Nations hand-wringing over the North Korean nuclear weapons program garners the headlines, the world body is moving ahead with a global conference to lay the groundwork for world government financed by global taxes.

U.N. General Assembly President Miguel D’Escoto (pictured above) is the U.N. point man on these “global governance” issues. We noted his role at the United Nations in a column last October. Now, even the New York Times is paying attention to what this crackpot has been up to.

D’Escoto, the Times said, believes the way out of the global financial crisis “should be lined with all manner of new global institutions, authorities and advisory boards,” including the Global Stimulus Fund, the Global Public Goods Authority, the Global Tax Authority, the Global Financial Products Safety Commission, the Global Financial Regulatory Authority, the Global Competition Authority, the Global Council of Financial and Economic Advisers, the Global Economic Coordination Council, and the World Monetary Board.

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… and on this Global Tax Agenda…

Under the heading of “Innovative Sources of Financing” (page 109), the U.N. document declares that “For some time, the difficulty in meeting the UN official assistance target of 0.7 per cent of GNI of industrial countries as official development assistance, as well as the need for adequate funding for the provision of global and regional public goods (peace building, fighting global health pandemics, combating climate change and sustaining the global environment more generally) has generated proposals on how to guarantee stable sources of financing for these objectives.”

These proposals, the document says, include initiatives involving “taxation for global objectives.” It adds, “Two suggestions deserve special attention: a carbon tax and a levy on financial transactions.” The global carbon tax, the document says, could generate $130 billion a year, while estimates of the revenues from a currency transaction tax range from $15 to $35 billion. Other global taxation options are also examined.

I am sure most Americans would be outraged to know that their monetary wealth, which has been and will continue to be confiscated by our federal government, has been and will be used to support evil dictators and the Global Marxist agenda.  Let’s rise up and let our elected ’representatives’ know, NO MORE!

D’Escoto with his bud, Ahmadinejad

In the following VIDEO D’Escoto tells us that Ahmadinejad is actually a pretty good dude, and the United States of America has been in the business of demonizing people forever… (fast forward to 3:45)

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This from Accuracy in Media - May 26th, 2009

http://www.aim.org/aim-column/u.n.-red-and-u.s.-progressives-plan-socialist-world-government/

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