The Commission on Global Governance

hi..

i thought id share this archived site ive just stumbled across after looking for a copy of tragedy and hope...funny where the web leads you..

web.archive.org...

seems to me we have a list here of traitors...how can for instance edward heath participate or formally endorse the idea of global governance..of giving up britains sovereignty?

i found this through this site:

www.theinsider.org...

[edit on 4-3-2010 by alienesque]

Or a more heinous figure Robert McNamara.

I think my father mentioned him from the Vietnam Era.

Here is a write up on that asshat-

McNamara's "Moron Troops"

A snippet-

Under his direction, an alternative army was systematically recruited from the ranks of those who had previously been rejected for failing to meet the armed services' physical and mental requirements. Recruiters swept through urban ghettos and Southern rural back roads, even taking at least one youth with an I.Q. of 62. In all, 354,000 men were rolled up by Project 100,000. Touted as a Great Society program that would provide remedial education and an escape from poverty, the recruitment program offered a one-way ticket to Vietnam, where "the Moron Corps," as they were pathetically nicknamed by other soldiers, entered combat in disproportionate numbers. Although Johnson was a vociferous civil rights advocate, the program took a heavy toll on young blacks. A 1970 Defense Department study disclosed that 41 percent of Project 100,000 recruits were black, compared with 12 percent in the armed forces as a whole. What's more, 40 percent of Project 100,000 recruits were trained for combat, compared with 25 percent for the services generally.

Good find!

Here's another site that gives an analysis on the Commission of Global Governance:

Report

It's a long report but i'd recommend at least reading the first chapter - A New World