Is there a plan to divide the
world into economic and political regions under a world government?
Is the North American Union part of this plan?
In 1954, the Bilderberg group held
its first meeting at the Hotel de Bilderberg in the Netherlands. It
was during this meeting that the first discussions of European
integration were held.
Thanks to BBC radio 4,
documents were discovered which detailed what went on inside the
extremely secretive conference. The host of the BBC radio program
reads from the 1954 document, which states, "Some sort of European
Union has long been a utopian dream, but the conference has agreed
that it is now a necessity of our time."
Since 1954, the European Union has
become a reality. Will the global elite continue to divide the
world?
Today, the creation of an African
Union is underway. As with the European Union, the African
Union is to have a common currency, along with a unified military.
As Jerome Corsi reports,
"Advancing the
movement toward economic and political globalism, the African
Union is moving down the path of regional economic integration,
with the expected end result of continental economic and
political integration."
The creation of
regional currencies, and the removal of "unwanted currencies" is
necessary, according to Benn Steil.
Writing in the Council on Foreign Relations
publication, Foreign Affairs, Steil states
that,
"The world needs to
abandon unwanted currencies, replacing them with dollars, euros, and
multinational currencies as yet unborn."
"Countries should
abandon monetary nationalism," says Steil.
Members of the
Council on Foreign Relations have made statements regarding the
goals of the Council, which mirror current agendas of the group.
"The Council on Foreign Relations
is the American Branch of a society which originated in England...
(and) ...believes national boundaries should be obliterated and
one-world rule established."
- Carroll Quigley, member of Council on Foreign Relations, mentor to
Bill Clinton
"The main purpose of the Council
on Foreign Relations is promoting the disarmament of U.S.
sovereignty and national independence and submergence into an all
powerful, one world government."
- Admiral Chester Ward, former CFR member and Judge Advocate General
of the U.S. Navy
In 1999, the Bilderberg group met
in Sintra, Portugal, where they discussed plans for a new economic
world order. Thanks to Jim Tucker's infiltration of the secretive
group, we are able to get an idea of what was talked about inside
the meeting. Writing in his book, Bilderberg Diary, Tucker
says,
"Kenneth Clarke, a member of
the British Parliament and former chancellor for the exchequer ,
had called for a new "international financial architecture" at
the 1999 meeting of Bilderberg. The world should have three
major regional currencies, Clarke told his Bilderberg
colleagues. The first is already on the world scene: The
European euro. And Britain will join in the European common
currency, he said. Clarke said he would like to see the pound
grow weaker to facilitate Britain's entry into the common
currency... The next step is toward a second great regional
currency in the Western Hemisphere, Clarke said. The "amerijo"
will come about by the "dollarization" of Latin America."
Tucker continues,
"Bilderberg colleagues agreed
that the emerging regional currencies, which will be identified
with no specific country, will do much to eliminate
"nationalism" and the "antiquated notions of sovereignty."
The elite's plans have changed
slightly over the years, but at their core they remain the same. The
"amerijo" discussed by Bilderberg in 1999 appears to have
transformed into the common currency for North America called the "amero,"
as coined by Herbert Grubel, and supported by Robert Pastor.
Steve Previs spoke of the amero
and its far reaching implications for Canada, Mexico and the United
States on CNBC. Watch the clip below:
The proposed North
American Union has not been popular among informed Americans and
Canadians. This has not gone un-noticed to the elite.
As
reported here last week, a conference was held in
2002 during which recommendations were given by CFR members on how
to best propagandize Americans into a "North American
Consciousness."
The ultimate
goal?
In 1973 the Club of
Rome issued a report titled the "Regionalized and Adaptive Model
of the Global World System." In this report a map is shown which
divides the world into 10 political/economic regions.
Will the North American Union fall
in line with the elite's ultimate goal? Only time will tell. Until
then,
there is still time to resist.
