How these three objectives are to be implemented is still subject to discussion, but there is no discussion about whether or not they should be achieved. It is the role of civil society to demand that parliamentarians write these objectives into international law. From the U.N.'s point of view, opposition to world government must be quashed by any means necessary. For starters, no opposing views are allowed at the World NGO Conference, or into the inner-circle of U.N. participation. A cadre of NGOs are assigned specifically to discredit opposition wherever it may appear.
Civil society has, indeed, an important role to play in the achievement of world government.
They are working diligently to bring about what they consider to be a better world. Regardless of how it is described, it will not be a democratic world. Henry Lamb is the executive vice president of the Environmental Conservation Organization , and chairman of Sovereignty International . All rights reserved.