The U.N. needs less power, not more. The U.N. can be controlled only by limiting its money supply, not by giving it an independent source of money through the power of global taxation. The value of the U.N., if any remains, lies in the process, not in the product. When people of differing views meet face to face and engage in protracted discussions, the countries they represent are less likely to drop bombs on one another, if those nations eventually reach agreement. Global governance is a system of centralized policy development by so-called experts, rather than by elected representatives, enforced by a centralized enforcement mechanism, funded by a centrally controlled taxing authority.
Global governance is accountable to no one.
Once empowered and funded, global governance cannot be challenged until it, like the former Soviet Union, collapses upon itself. That will be several generations into the next millennium. The next president will decide for all of us. All rights reserved.