British Prime Minister: Birth Pangs of The New Global Order

This is an article from Watcherslamp.blogspot.com.  It’s interesting to me that the globalists are now coming right out and talking about the New World Order.  There’s nothing hidden anymore! 

http://watcherslamp.blogspot.com/2008/11/british-prime-minister-birth-pangs-of.html

Excerpts from Looking Beyond the Global Economic Summit

There can be absolutely no doubt that the globalist movers and shakers intend to take full advantage of the international financial and economic turmoil to bring international banking and other financial activities under international (read: UN) authority, and little doubt as to how the program is going to unfold.

…the real action, for anyone who was paying close attention, was at the New York-based Council on Foreign Relations last Friday, when British Prime Minister Gordon Brown addressed a special session …lobbying for an ambitious new plan to globalize financial activity.

Friday’s presentation at the CFR left little doubt what Brown (and, presumably, a very sympathetic globalist elite at the CFR and elsewhere) truly intends to accomplish with the negotiations that kicked off over the weekend.

Brown spoke of the “birth pangs of the new global order,” and called for “cross border supervision” of financial activity “wherever it is necessary” as well as for “better surveillance of the world economy.”

See also British PM urges to build a new truly global society where PM Brown first made the call for the new global order…

“Together we can seize this moment of change to create age of a truly global society,” he said. “Today’s challenges are birth-pangs of new global order.”

Gordon Brown to work with Obama to create a new world order

 

The Economic Times

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/News/International_

9 Nov 2008, 

LONDON: In a first real glimpse of how he plans to conduct the new special relationship with Barack Obama, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown

Writing in The Observer, Brown said the path of history has been changed by an election in which American voters backed a progressive candidate offering more government intervention to protect families and businesses.

“It is up to us whether 2008 is remembered for a financial crash that engulfed the world or for a new resilience and optimism from a generation which faced the economic storm head-on and built the fair society in its wake,” the UK Prime Minister wrote.

today vowed to work with the US President-elect to create a new world order where ‘markets need morals’ and people come first.

 

G20 To Initiate Research And Planning For Single Global Currency

Well folks, we are one step closer to a new world order!

The Single Global Currency Assn. Urges the G20, meeting in Washington this weekend, to initiate research and planning for a Single Global Currency. The Association’s President, Morrison Bonpasse, wrote to IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn, to urge such a step in order to “achieve the primary goal of the 1944 Bretton Woods Conference and the primary goal of the IMF: stable currency around the world.”

The Association supports the calls by British Prime Minister Gordon Brown and French President Nicolas Sarkozy for a “new Bretton Woods” and a restructuring of  the global financial system. 

 

 

The Single Global Currency Association was formed in 2003 in the U.S. To seek the implementation of a Single Global Currency by 2024, the 80th anniversary of the 1944 Bretton Woods Conference.  Said Morrison Bonpasse, “With the expansion and creation of regional monetary unions, there is no question that we will someday achieve a Single Global Currency as the benefits vastly outweigh the costs.  The only questions remaining are ‘How long?’ and ‘How much will further delay cost?’ ”  He continued, “If the European Monetary Union can successfully provide stable currency to 15, soon to be 16, countries, why not a Global Monetary Union for all countries?”

The Association maintains a website at http://www.singleglobalcurrency.org, and has published three editions of the book, The Single Global Currency – Common Cents for the World.  In 2000, the number of currencies among the members of the United Nations peaked at 158, and in January, with the adoption of the Euro in Slovakia, that number will drop to 142.  With the creation of the Gulf Cooperation Council Monetary Union in 2010, the number will drop to 137.  Said Bonpasse, “The trend to a Single Global Currency is clear.”

Source – http://www.prlog.org/10141522-single-global-currency-assn-urges-g20-to-initiate-research-and-planning-for-single-global-currency.html

The Single Global Currency Assn. Website at http://www.singleglobalcurrency.org