[alloysteel]

The grand view of the Wilsonian World Federation. The Marxist brand of socialism, by now largely discredited, was the driving force for forty years behind the actions of the United Nations. The US foolishly persisted in believing in the rhetoric, that the UN was the "Parliament of Man", that is, those US citizens who believed in the basic goodness of the human heart everywhere. But alas, shining principles, no matter how presented, are useless if never applied. Most of the governments that represent the member nations have no concept of extending popular representation to their own people, because that would almost certainly doom them to loss of control, either through anarchy, or by overthrow. The eventual outcome is that the directives issued by the UN only apply to the US and a few other nations, while the rest cynically ignore them, knowing that there is not a whole lot that the UN could do to enforce the directives, without the active participation of the US.

[TaRaRaBoomDeAyGoreLostToday!]

The ICC's name has been changed to International Court of Justice

[Major_Risktaker]

Mr. Alloysteel,

I believe the GRAND VIEW is of Cecil Rhodes.

England will or shall I say, old moneys invisible monachies are back.

Anyway, try this quote on for size.

"The idea gleaming and dancing before ones eyes like a will-of-the-wisp at last frames itself into a plan.

Why should we not form a secret society with but one object, the furtherance of the British Empire and the bringing of the whole uncivilised world under British rule, for the recovery of the United States, for the making the Anglo-Saxon race one Empire. What a dream, but yet it is probable, it is possible." -- Cecil Rhodes, June 2, 1877

Cecil Rhodes and the Rhodes Scholarships

One more quote before I go to work to pay for the land I own that the UN will some day. (YEAH RIGHT!)

"Next week an Oxford man will become President of the United States. Three members of Bill Clinton's cabinet, two Supreme Court Judges and a host of congressmen are also Oxonians.

In Japan, Oxford University now boasts not only the future emperor, Crown Prince Naruhito, but also his future wife, Masako Owada (a Balliol woman), among its alumni.

With the worlds two most powerful economies sewn up, Oxford can afford to be smug. For its tentacles in the new world, Oxford owes much to the system of RhodesScholarships, which since 1903, have attracted some of the brightest of America'spolitical climbers.

Britain no longer rules the world. But, thanks to an old university with an excellent brand-name, it at least helps fashion the worlds rulers." -- London 'Economist', January 16, 1993.

Cecil Rhodes THE SECRET SOCIETY

The Rhodes Scholarship Trust At Oxford

I WANT ahhhh...hmmmm POWER! yeah that's it!

[man of Yosemite]

Exactly! They want to tie our hands to some socialistic, moral code that other nations won't even come close to. The ability of the United Nations to control the world has been an absolute joke. Let's control our own security and our own destiny with the same principles that have guided this nation for two hundred years. It's been working pretty well up to the present day.