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Early stages of a world government?

Published: Friday, December 30, 2005

Updated: Monday, August 16, 2010 09:08

Before anyone can implement or effectively learn any system, or any form of controlling measure upon others, one must do their research. One must collect data, compile it and come to some conclusion regarding outcomes. The data gathered and what it will be used for will be directly connected to the initiating systems purpose and goals of action. What will be its purpose? What will be its goals? One should clearly ask these questions to our modern day United Nations Organization. Today they are pursuing to control the internet. An early stage of research? I believe it is obvious.

Now, this is not emotionally motivated, this is not propaganda, and this is not fearful tactics of social psychology or ideas created by a bunker bound conspiracy kook; this my friends is common sense and a little critical thinking. Today initial reports upon the media indicate that the United Nations is making an attempt to control the World Wide Web. The same United Nations that recently was indicated to have been criminally involved with serious oil for food scandals. The same U.N. that refuses to allow independent inquires into their financial information. The same U.N. that refuses to produce annual financial statements. The same United Nations that has a supposed purpose of keeping peace and dealing with situations around the world to retain social stability. Of course, this U.N. bureaucracy has failed miserably in their attempts to be effective in most arenas and has been regarded as out of touch and in need of serious renovations if not dismantlement. Now, they want control over the only system that would allow them the early stages of global domination, social and economic control. Every free nation should ring the bell to an obvious understanding that this is the early stages of losing their sovereignty.

The news today is seriously disturbing. The internet has become more than just "the internet." It has become a systemic connection with social and economic implications. What gives the U.N. the right within their existing purpose to control such a system? The internet contains trillions of bits of information regarding every nation...right down to every individual's privacy. Everything from your household interactions, what you buy, what you like, dislike, what religion you are, how much money you have, what job you have, and the globalizing option of a one world economic, social system that could be implemented in an instant. If the U.N. controls the internet, they will eventually have control over every nation connected to the internet. This will take time, however it can and will happen if the U.N. is allowed to control a system that is owned by the people, not any or all governments. This system has no boundaries, no national, political restrictions. This system has no containments and has every implication to one day connect to everything technology can dream of; thus affecting every individual on earth.

With this in mind, the U.N. as in 1999 would certainly begin to think of ways to tax the internet for a globalized internet taxation process that will only perpetuate into further actions for a globalized economic and banking system; eliminating of national currencies, privacies and identities would surely follow.

The United States and its partners should take clear and decisive action to create web sections that are restricted and declared as political and nationally safe systems based upon the national and politically based culture in which one occupies. With ultimate control resting with one organization such as the U.N., disaster is lurking for all whom are free - democracy will be threatened through the indirect applications of a system all will depend upon.

So back to the major question that all people really must think about. If the internet is the future of all connecting systems, all processes and all technologies that anyone and everyone will obtain, operate and utilize... why, when, where and how does the U.N. believe they have the right to control such a system? Is this the bridge? Is this the bridging system the U.N. finally needs to occupy and centralize powers? I believe it is.

If you are concerned about this issue, which I hope you are, call your congressmen or senator immediately. All it takes is a handful of calls and politicians consider it to be a presentable issue. Do it today...your privacy depends on it.

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