Texas Congressman and 2008 presidential candidate Ron Paul has warned that the euphoria surrounding the election of Barack Obama combined with the overwhelming fear of major international crises could facilitate a cataclysmic shift toward a new world order.
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UN chief Ban Ki-moon on Tuesday stressed the need for “global leadership” as he pressed world leaders not to pursue narrow national interests in the face of hard economic times. “I see a danger of nations looking more inward, rather than toward a shared future,” he said at the opening of the UN General Assembly’s annual debate.
Sphere: Related ContentA new report stating that North Carolina has lost nearly 80,000 jobs to China over eight years strikes a raw nerve with Deborah Burnette. “I don’t think you can print what I would say (about the results),” the Rocky Mount psychotherapist said.
Sphere: Related ContentBranson wanted to know whether his high-powered visitors, among them Larry Page of Google, Jimmy Wales of Wikipedia and Tony Blair, the former British prime minister, thought global warming threatened the planet.
Yes, interesting that a few high-powered folks want to know how they’re going to save the planet and make some dough in the process. So…what’s the word…altruistic? I think not. Funny that Blair is now an adviser for JPMorgan Chase.
Sphere: Related Content“It wasn’t a drop-by it was organized around her participation,” said one attendee. “Her remarks were totally pro-NAFTA and what a good thing it would be for the economy. There was no equivocation for her support for NAFTA at the time. Folks were pleased that she came by.”
Sphere: Related ContentWhen 90% of the World Bank Funds are lost due to corruption, why do we need to double any further aid?
A clear majority of the public school teachers in the nation belong to the NEA. Yet probably very few have known what their own union has stood for throughout the years of the 20th century. The following is a chronology of just a few of the revealing activities and published statements of the NEA during that time:
Sphere: Related ContentOver 400 prominent scientists from more than two dozen countries recently voiced significant objections to major aspects of the so-called “consensus” on man-made global warming. These scientists criticized the climate claims made by the UN IPCC and former Vice President Al Gore.
Sphere: Related ContentIn a dramatic finish to a U.N. climate conference, world leaders adopted a plan Saturday for negotiating a new global warming pact by 2009, after the United States backed down in a battle over wording supported by developing nations and Europe. This will clear the way for the global carbon tax, something globalists have been wanting for some time.
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