The One World Government Part IV
"1 And the whole earth was of one language, and of one speech..... 6 And
the LORD said, Behold, the people is one, and they have all one language;
and this they begin to do: and now nothing will be restrained from them,
which they have imagined to do." Genesis 11:1,6
This article shows that the world is moving rapidly to a One World
Government. The world is being divided into four major regions. These
regions are the European Union (EU), Americas, Asia, and the African Union
(AU). These regions are modeled after the European Union which used the
following steps to create their region. These steps are free trade, open
borders, single currency, Central Bank, Court of Justice, peacekeeping
force or regional defense. Some of these are done in order and some are
done in parallel to complete the goal of four major regions.
2. Region 2 - Americas - 2002
b) Open Borders
The borders are being opened for trade in the Americas just as the
European Union has open borders today. The Mexican border was open through
the trade agreement NAFTA. An article titled "Premiers, Governors Promote
Open Border", subtitled "Red tape, security delays blamed for fall in
Canada-U.S. border traffic" (Note 9) states "North America will lose out
to Europe in the new global economy unless Canada and the United States
open their border, delegates to a gathering of New England governors and
Eastern Canadian premiers said today. North America is hampered by red
tape at the border while other parts of the world are erasing barriers,
said the leaders attending the opening session of the two-day annual
conference.....Meanwhile, companies in the European Union benefit from
free circulation of goods through open borders. There's no reason North
America can't enjoy those same privileges, said Maine Gov. Angus King. 'It
doesn't make any sense to me that you can now drive without slowing down
between France and Germany -- two countries that have had a whole handful
of wars in the last couple of centuries,' King said 'and you have to go
through an interrogation at the longest peaceable border in the history of
the world.'"
Another article titled "Landry Sees More Fluid Canada-U.S. border" (Note
1 states "the economies of Canada and the United States could fall
behind that of the European Union if the two countries do not work
together to encourage a freer flow of trade, goods and culture across the
border, Quebec Premier Bernard Landry warned delegates of the conference
of New England governors and Eastern Canadian premiers.....Mr. Landry told
delegates that the creation of a common currency (the euro) and eventual
free trade borders across Europe 'will force us, Americans north and
south, to create something similar'..... One U.S. governor said it is
becoming increasingly evident that the United States and Canada have no
choice but to become even closer in the ever-growing global economy. Rhode
Island Governor Lincoln Almond said that all of New England is looking
toward future that includes a more open border."
c) Single Currency and Central Bank
We are now seeing a push for a common currency for the Americas. An
article titled "Landry Calls for Currency Union in the Americas" (Note 11)
states "Quebec's premier says it's time Canada dumped its currency and
built an economic union from Alaska to Chile. Bernard Landry has long
touted a common currency for North America, based on the current European
model. But he now suggests Canada and the U.S. join all of Central and
South America in a one trading and currency bloc....But Landry says in
today's economy, an Alaska-to-Chile partnership is needed to better
compete with the European Union."
NOTES:
Note 9: Panetta, Alexander. “Premiers, Governors Promote Open Border."
TheStar.com, Aug 26 2002.
Note 10: Dunfield, Allison. "Landry sees more fluid Canada-U.S. border."
GlobeandMail.com, Aug 27 2002.
Note 11: “Landry Calls for Currency Union in the Americas.” Canada.com.
Nov 28 2001. http://www.canada.com/componen....ts/printstory/prints
id=BA9CEFC3-87EF-4C34-B3FE-7FB48A9FA85C
In future posts I will share more about this topic.
