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for "the creation of a UN Environmental Security Council parallel to the existing Security Council on
military matters." Also, the United Nations "should convene an intergovernmental scientific meeting to
plan a comprehensive World Alternative Energy Project."29
Like the Club’s 17 previous reports, The First Global Revolution sees more government as the solution
to every real or imagined problem. And because its members hold that all of mankind’s problems today
are global, it only makes sense to favor global government. "The market is ill-adapted to deal with longterm
effects," says the Club’s report. "... The system of the market economy countries based on
competition is motivated by self-interest and ultimately on greed."30
Echoing the socialist slogans of the environmental left, these globe-trotting, champagne-and-caviarconsuming
elitists hypocritically state: "Our efforts to create a sustainable world society and economy
demands that we diminish the profligate life-styles in the industrialized countries through a slow-down
in consumption...."31
Appropriately, The First Global Revolution opens with the following excerpt from The Rubayat of Omar
Khayyam:
Ah love! Could thou and I with fate conspire,
to grasp this sorry scheme of things entire,
would not we shatter it to bits and then,
remould it nearer to the heart’s desire.
Students of political history will recognize this as the same quatrain adopted by the Britain’s Fabian
Socialist Society in their "open conspiracy" to create a socialist world. This verse was represented
pictorially in the famous stained glass window at the Beatrice Webb House, a world-renowned socialist
shrine in Surrey, England. The window shows socialist leaders Sidney Webb and George Bernard Shaw
smashing the world with hammers and, above their heads appears the last line of the quatrain, "remould
it nearer to the heart’s desire."32
Is it mere coincidence that the socialist-elitist-internationalist Club of Rome chose this favored Fabian
verse Don’t the proposals they and their fellow globalists offer lead inexorably to the creation of an allpowerful
socialist superstate ruled by the United Nations
With each passing day, the words and actions of the CFR, Trilateralist, Club of Rome, World Federalist
one-worlders make plain that they intend to shatter freedom to bits and, then, remould the world to their
collectivist heart’s desire.
Notes
1. William D. Ruckelshaus, quoted by Larry B. Stammer, Los Angeles Times, May 26, 1992, p. H11.
2. Daniel Wood, "The Wizard of Baca Grande," West, May 1990, p. 35.
3. Colonel Edward Mandell House, Philip Dru: Administrator: A Story of Tomorrow — 1920 – 1935
(New York: B. W. Huebsch, 1919).