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192 En Route to Global Occupation
Design and Action for a New World
Design and Action For a New World, is the principal document
being circulated by the WCPA to promote its global agenda (Exhibit
0}. The publication reproduces bills that have already been passed
and enacted into World Law by the Provisional World Parliament By
showing how much progress has already been made toward the forming
of a world government, it is hoped that credulous personalities
from around the world will begin to support the Plan, creating a bandwagon
effect
The eleven bills that have been enacted at the first three sessions
of the Provisional World Parliament are listed on the front cover.
Bills 1 through 5 were enacted as World Law in Brighton, England,
in September 1982 at the first session of the Provisional World Parliament
Bills 6 through 8 were enacted at the second session held
in New Delhi, India, in March 1985. The final three bills became World
Law in June 1987 at the third session of the Provisional World Parliament
in Miami Beach, Florida. Bills 2, 7, and 11 deal with global
finances and Bill 5 concerns the establishment of a World Court System.
These four bills would most adversely affect Christians.
These acts and others yet to be proposed will become enforceable
once national governments ratify the world constitution. They
cannot become legally effective within a given nation unless that
nation suspends its existing constitution (or significantly alters the
same) and accepts the new world constitution. This would most likely
occur in the United States through the holding of a constitutional
convention.
The WCPA Itself realizes that the ratification process "may take
five or ten years or longer." Thus, according to its own projections,
the formation of the world government would occur sometime between
1993 and 1998, since this document was printed in 1988.
On page one of Design and Action you will notice a "Partial
List of World Problems" (Exhibit 02}, which the WCPA cites as reasons
for needing a world government Of the forty-nine problems
listed, a total of fifteen deal with the environment; seven relate to
military concerns (disarmament, prevention of war and terrorism),
six have to do with world hunger or poverty; and four deal with international
monetary matters.
Notice that the WCPA cannot make up its mind as to whether
we are heading into a global warming or a global ice age (Exhibit 02;
Problem 115} .... But whichever the case may be, it is a reason for
a world government
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The WCPA effort to form a New World Order is not based on
need but on the hidden agenda of the occult secret societies to bring
the world under their control in order to usher in the reign of their
"World Teacher": the Antichrist
Exhibit 01
Design and Action
'3or A New World
CHARTING THE ROUTE BY WHICH PEOPLE WHO WANT P(;ACE
AND EQUITY CAN TAKE CHARGE OF WORLD AFFAIRS
Eleven Ma jor Bills Enaclell rnto World Law At The First Three Sessions 01 The
Provisional World Parlia1nent
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World University Sy,'-m
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