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"[C]urrent
lifestyles and consumption patterns of the affluent middle class -
involving high meat intake, use of fossil fuels, appliances, home
and work-place air-conditioning, suburban housing - are not
sustainable. A shift is necessary, which will require a vast
strengthening of the multilateral system, including the United
Nations" [Maurice Strong,
opening speech at the 1992 UN Conference on Environment and
Development].
"The concept of national
sovereignty has been an immutable, indeed sacred, principle of
international relations. It is a principle which will yield only
slowly and reluctantly to the new imperatives of global
environmental cooperation. It is simply not feasible for sovereignty
to be exercised unilaterally by individual nation states, however
powerful. The global community must be assured of environmental
security" [Maurice Strong, Secretary General, UN Conference on the
Environment and Development, Rio, 1992,
source].
"...the establishment of
a legal framework for global governance. Most official contracts
signed by nations at former UN Conferences reach beyond stated
topics such as saving the earth, protecting the children,
eradicating poverty, empowering women, and feeding the poor. These
issues fit into a larger context which involves a vast 'systemic'
plan for global transformation - a reality which begs the question:
Could each current issue simply be the 'crisis' needed to persuade
the masses to accept totalitarian controls?"
[source].
"Globalist leaders know
that only a new set of beliefs and values will prepare the Western
world to accept what Al Gore calls 'sacrifice, struggle and a
wrenching transformation of society'. The 3 Es of Sustainable
Development (Environment, Economy, and Equity) must become the
worlds' central organizing principle. Every nation must submit to a
'system-wide coordination ... ' Resident UN coordinators would guide
and monitor 'the allocation and use of financial and human
resources' while nations with representative government would yield
their sovereignty to a monstrous multilevel global bureaucracy
controlled by socialist UN rulers"
[source].
"[The Earth Summit will
play an important role] in reforming and strengthening the United
Nations as the centerpiece of the emerging system of democratic
global governance" [Maurice Strong, quoted in National Review,
01 September 1997,
source].
"[T]he real intent
behind the Earth Charter, and the Global Green Agenda in general, is
to eliminate national sovereignty and place all humanity under the
control of a single 'Earth Government'. They clearly state that this
is their goal" [source].
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and
here for more quotes concerning the UN, EU, NWO and Global
Governance
United Nations
The United Nations is a "glorified
and highly expensive New-York-based talking shop designed to help
Third World kleptocracies, obscure island states, Islamofascist
dictatorships and banana republics get over their sense of grievance
and inferiority. If only those were the limits of its
ambitions. Unfortunately it also sees itself as a future
one-world government - as witness its increasingly all-encompassing,
supranational environmental regulatory bodies. The IPCC itself is a
UN construct - born out of three UN organisations: the World
Meteorological Organization; the International Council of Scientific
Unions and the United Nations Environment Programme. By 2004
the UN was known to have initiated more than 60,000 environmental
projects. And guess who is paying for all these measures to steal
your democratic rights, redistribute your income, trample on your
freedoms and regulate your existence? You."
[James Delingpole, The Little
Green Book of Eco-Fascism, p.292].
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