reply to post by downtown436
Great video!!
I posted this before, but it coincides with your thread as well:
Slowly the left, with its incessant drum beating of environmentalism, and the right with its so-called "free trade" agreements have been pushing us
to a one world government since WW2. They have been doing this because they naively perceive that the world will have less wars, and cooperate
better.
There ARE important reasons WHY we AMERICANS should never move towards this goal.
1) If we agree with a one world government we thereby MUST relinquish our CONSTITUTION for a newly drafted world constitution.
2) Those in the echelon of society the oligarchs, the elites within nations even among the poorest nations will CONTINUE to consolidate and amass
power, because of the lack of FREE MARKETS and ability for capital and labor to freely move, because one world means one STRICTLY CONTROLLED
MARKET.
The video below is taken from cross fire back in May of 1983, the John Birch Society is discussed and is talked about why
THEY were pushed out
of the GOP, because they were of the OLD right which believed in NON-interventionist foreign Policy. In fact, people like William F. Buckley
(former CIA, CFR) so loathe the OLD right's message of NON-INTERVENTIONIST foreign policy that they did a hatchet job on the John Birch Society and
its Director at the time Robert Welch, because Welch wrote, in his famous book on Dwight Eisenhower, The Politician, dared exposed Allen Dulles and
the Central Intelligence Agency as constituting a clear and present subversive danger to the rule of law and America’s long-standing
non-interventionist foreign policy tradition articulated by Washington, Jefferson, and the Framers. When in 1964 Welch and his Old Right group, the
JBS, adapted their famous slogan, “Get Us Out,” (originally referring to getting the United States out of the United Nations) to getting the US
out of Vietnam, that was the last straw. The CIA’s phony conservative movement, spearheaded by Buckley’s National Review magazine, marshaled its
big guns to drive the Birchers out of Dodge. National Review had been founded by WFB, James Burnham, Willmoore Kendall, and William J. Casey, all with
backgrounds in the intelligence community.
[edit on 23-8-2009 by Gateway]