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194 195 PARTIAL LIST OF WOHLD PROBLEMS (which require ll world legialuturt and a world government Itt •h:vi¥t nnd 111\JIIt'nu.:nl udc,luutc linl utioru.) nei•'INITION: World prublem¥ QfCJJrOb l ~m» which troneccncllliHiwtul hi'IUIUi nri l:~ •.-ml rcc,uircllwl bululicm:t Ill.: wurkcll out uud impl.:mcnh:d un u .:luhul ur trutui nuliullul ltuk i t~, either i 11 J M~I ••t culitdy Mu:.t w ... l,( f ll u l tlt ~1 u:. ovcrluv und Utlil rclul4:d to other world JHul.llt.:nUI, unc.l rec1vit~ inter rclulctl llot1luttuuli 1. Nucl~ar weapon•. apread of nucl .. r CIJ~~tbiUt)' , threat of nucl .. r war and nu.elr.u winter. 2. Othtr wupone of ma .. de1tll and dutruction. 3. tn~.ern•tional lrada in annamcnta; many local war• which eoutd ~Kala te;conatanl militor1 Jt&Ocrutlnr prNaurt for n~rw lj:C-ner• tion• or wupon • . i . 1'ht ~ntire prCM:e .. ~( dillurmomenl! by whet tina~• wnHuhllt•l or muhil• t•rul1 how tUptirvi~~ted the llra lt:J}' of nuelur lr-:1ue what world PQiitical requirtmenlt for dit· • rmamen1 !J, Convcr•ion from armamtn ... to a p ... c:dul world econ· omy. 1'lle decentroliution and tub-tontradine ol well pont production and mUitary RicO, pcrvadinr all at~ltlofa.ociety, whic:h c:-tdt•• I rUt PUIIIjjUrt MCainet diaannamtnl 6. Neurly a trillion dollert 1a.;enl annually on war prtparaliont, duminatina sovenun~:nt and clvili~an pr,oritiN. wa&tinr mon'y ond ruourt~•. ond tub·"~rtinw the wurld't •dtntilic: toltnla. 1. Nudetr tntrJ)' production, whlch tpreedt thtceptbility to prudu~t~ nuclear W1:6AJ.10n• . lu.:t.a ulu.ulvtJ wut~~c di•1~•~ l problem•. and up.en.1 door-t /or t.enori"" to tttl nuclear weupona. 8 Third world dtbt and development: lmpo11iLIIily l4 continua re·c:ye;lin1 ~nt and debt• und~r au•l.:rity tuuditiunt lmminent..:~JII-.~o of .:tobtall'in•uc:iul infrat •lruc:iur• wttiiUut bu.K: di~~&nJ~•. 9. Tran1iti1Jn to Now Wurld ~conc.mic Ot'dc:r; llllw con till• be •c~umpl • •hl:d Wh•t kind uf 1\c:w w~~rtd linu.nce, credit ~nd money I)'Mllt11'1, whieh Clln •flltUtt ud~uolt dtvc l OIIIII~I\1, lulll.'mplo)'mont lilt u~o u ful wCirk fur ... n. •nd wlubu.l c~tl tlullli C "'-i\111)' HI Kupid lntrl tlll ol c.~~tllil•n diux1do in utmo.t)hl!l'l.', wlnc:h "'">' r~~ouh in CMIUd)'lltntc dimutt(; chlllllln. C02 iucu·u•u .:utnintt (rum L11rmna ftlluil fud•. mlilhtve de: turc:•lutlun. uud de 1\liftt:tllilation uf 1110H1 ll. Add r •in, and twn11 ntdon•l uir $lvllutiun. 12 Suil ttrO.iGn, lo•• ull•lt•I.Oil, inl'h' lll•• ul o •• o .. r •. d~·u!UII,I ol waencullur.JI $•h•Juctivtl)', lmt mmc I""VJ,)~;; l:l~•l1.11 c•i•c:• br~wmac . 13 UltCif wOc.HJ and aninutl d11011 for fu~: l, Ct1Utin1 tlj.ircudinll dt:1n~ uncl lu111 ot ~&oil fl.'tlility. lo&. IUaptd cullinar or ruin fures111 fur wood •nd l.lfticultun. ltudinw tCIIo ... of ap~i ~11 and aloU11t clunulic d ita•tcr L(ICIUIOC funat11 oro needed to ob1orb C02. JS. Thrut ol a utw icc •11• or mehine polar cap•; WMch It ow 1100n Conlt((Ut:nc:u Cun thi• be pr~vent.td Tht: Kkibul campaitr•' required. 16. Global tr•n•ition (t'Qm f'ot~ il f'utl• a nd nucl•at eneray to .. f• and tuatainable tnt~r(y aupplie:a. 17. Ot~vt!lopmtnl of hiU.n• oltrant~porta lion not dependent on oil, co ... I ot nucl11r powe:r. 18. lJ-.e of lond to produce l...,bocc:o, aloohollc L.veuwu. har.nlul dru.c•. •uuar. •nd to .., i.fy meat• diets, mukine 11horuawa o( hmd (or cuentio.l (ood production. J9. Oro~.trht condition• which art incrc!aainc and•preodu111, rt.uhinll in •llr.rvation and miJr~tlion or million• or pco,llt: Cau•u and cure 20. Prn1ure ol populadon oo rno"rCN, and di(tiC'Uitic• of binl1 cuntr.,l: Huw mony c:an Eurth t''"Y ~I. t.i111,1u1lr1huhun u( world fuvd lllUl!~ly , r.:.Muhin.,; 1n ~dd~ · •pr\:•d ulul·nultihon. rnwlcin.r l n wldl.'~opn•pd m~.:nt"l m;al func:tiu u iut~ : thrttut to civilhatinu, ~:l. 'l'r,u umutiuunl J,•ulluti•>n offr.:lllh w11h:r II UJJJIIin, Truns· nutiutHIIIIt•uhlnd~ 4.111 limit-.·•f frc 11h wutcr • utJJ)I i•·•· ~. Oc.'"' Jlllllutlnn whicll threul11n1 t-:urth'• fi•h and vanrc:u II'UJIJ!Ii-.·•· l'ullutiun vi uccQII¥ frtltnlrututvort, drdlinc und pumpinae of oil: It ow lonjf C:o6n tint 10 un L.dur< t.lc>~lll nf lh• uc:•h•n• 24 Cl.lima b)' natiou• of 200 lttil\111 orf11h~ro (the udu11i.,e tconomie "one under pro~ed l u~· ufsca11) whieh c:ontuin mw.t or cu•il>' u ~a~oible: uc;c.an rc1ourcu :l5 Worli.lwidt~ u•t of pt!l!llitldce h~armrul tu I>\."1.»J>h: • .,...hich uut~t 111lu wutld trudc in (oud, whill.' Pt~t• .:et mnre virull.'nt. 26. r.ruwiu"' li..:tt~ u tJI.'nC~ of world foo~l t UIJIII)' on 111iniu w wult:r acquift:tll. pluo~~ incrutt of IWI•Uiution iu h ut dry PftUI plu• i.lir conditioninr; trite• 1ituulicma •oon. 2'1, lt ... pWity u( ll!dm,ll o)~IC6l l chun.:-.'111, rt~oulllna in h -elmu· .. 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196 En Route to Global Occupation The proposed organizational structure of the world government is revealed on page 40 of Design and Action (Exhibit 03). According to the diagram, "We, the People" would sit alone at the top of this New World Order. Do Christians really believe that they would have freedom of speech and worship under such a system There has been only one other time during the post-flood era when the world became unified under a single system; this occurred at the building of the Tower of Babel in ancient Babylon. God responded by dispersing mankind and causing him to speak different languages. Had God not intervened, mankind would have become enslaved under the first Ludferic priesthood, established by Nimrod, the founder of the Ancient Mysteries and of pantheism. Is it a pure coincidence that Freemasonry, by its own admission, traces its roots through the Ancient Mysteries to Nimrod Climate Crisis The single greatest propaganda effort by New Agers over the past few years has come in the area of the global environment Countless environmental problems have been cited as reasons for needing world government Climate Crisis, printed in February 1989 by the WCPA, offers "global solutions" to these alleged crises (Exhibit P). On pages 2 through 8 of this publication is a "World Patriot Letter," which was sent to all Heads of State on 10 February 1989. {According to the WCPA, it is no longer acceptable to be a patriot of one's own country. We must now become patriots of the world in order to save the environment) This letter (excerpts of which are reproduced in the exhibit) was the fourth appeal of its kind sent to world political leaders since July 1988; yet we have heard nothing about the WCPA from our leaders. On pages 2 and 3 of the letter, the WCPA lists a chain reaction of events, which, it warns, will occur soon to the earth's climate if our environmental problems aren't solved at once. The letter continues on a lengthy discourse about the severity of the crisfs, before proposing the WCPA's solution which is, of course, the formation of a world government (point B, page 6 of letter). As part of its efforts in this direction, the WCPA points out that the Provisional World Parliament has already passed World Bill 16, creating the Emergency Earth Rescue Administration (Exhibit P3). The WCPA is basing its main argument for a New World Order on its weakest cases-the threat of an impending climate crisis. To present his case, lsely relies on information from such alarmist New Part Two-The WCPA 197 Age organizations as the Earth Regeneration Society, the Institute for a Future and the Worldwatch Institute (bottom of page 7; see Exhibit P4) of which Isely is himself a member. Many of the supposed environmental crises listed by the WCPA are scientifically debatable; others are completely unfounded. While there are legitimate concerns regarding the environment, the severity of the situation has been drastically overstated to create a "climate of panic," which is necessary for the acceptance of a world government Isely's gloomy scenario is constructed on the Theory of Interglacial Periods. This theory holds that ice ages last about ninety thousand years and are separated by brief inter-glacial periods of ten to twelve thousand years. According to lsely, we are nearing the end of one such period and are rapidly approaching the next ice age. In order to reverse this trend before it is too late, we must therefore establish a world government that will save us from destruction. The problem with Isely's inter-glacial theory is that it is based on theories that are based on other theories. At some point, these theories began to be presented as fact in order to support the hidden agenda of globalists. Isely is quick to argue, "This is fact, not theory." (page 4, paragraph 2) The most logical and scientific explanation of how the world's geography and climate have gotten to the present point is offered by Dr. Walter Brown, former National Science Foundation Fellow with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. His book, entitled In the Beginning, is available for $9.00 (plus 10% shipping ) by writing to: Center for Scientific Creation 5612 N. 20th Place Phoenix, Arizona 85016 Dr. Brown's evidence may surprise you. It contradicts Isely's conclusions by revealing that the earth is much younger than previ· ously thought Brown's conclusions, based on years of scientific research, contradict Isely's theories of inter-glacial periods. Plan for an Earth Financial Credit Corporation The following plan is being referred to by the WCPA as "The Key to a New World Economic Order" (page 1 along with other parts are excerpted in Exhibit Q). The plan offers unlimited, interest free credit to "all worthy projects" and proposes a single global monetary system and currency, while guaranteeing jobs for all. Many of these jobs would be in the area of cleaning up the environment The plan also promises billions of dollars of annual savings resulting from zero
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