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The push for one world governent is alive and well
Submitted by christopher on Sat, 2009-07-18 21:24
If this doesn't freak you out, I don't know what will. The video's a bit slow, but watch the whole thing to get a feel for what we're dealing with. The establishment is pushing for a one world government. From lewrockwell.com: One Worlder Clinton Congratulates One Worlder CronkiteApropos my previous blogs on Hillary Clinton and Walter Cronkite vis-à-vis the One World Government Fascist agenda, here is a video of Cronkite accepting his Norman Cousins award back in 1999. At 7:50 on the video, there is a taped video of then-First Lady Hillary Clinton congratulating Cronkite on his vision for the future:
But remember, folks, there’s no conspiracy. [Thanks to Michael Pasquini] »
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Aunt Judy says:
I don't think you have much to worry about from this organization. It has been around since 1947 and even tho it is global does not have that many members. From a human rights' standpoint they may be doing something positive. But from a global government standpoint I don't think they have/will make much headway. But, I do admit I have not researched this very much. I think 'much ado about nothing'.
Aunt Judy says:
One other comment. I don't think there is a conspiracy. It is an open agenda. There are people who believe this will happen and it may. But I don't think there is a conspiracy. Just look at the different webpages out there that talk about it and the organizations that exist to support the idea. Actually I was kind of surprised. But the idea is certainly nothing new. Been around for a long long time. And in a way we already have some world governance...in the UN, the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, etc. Anyway, just watched a show about Walter Cronkite and you have to admit he was an icon. Quite a newsman and he was there for a lot of breaking and interesting news. But he kept his opinions to himself I believe until he retired...except for speaking out about getting out of vietnam during a broadcast! An interesting man.