THE RAINBOW SWASTIKA - Scattered Seed Ministries

accordingly.] In their 1995 report to the UN, "Our Global Neighborhood" (available on line),
this distinguished panel outlines the results of over 7 years of careful work. In the Foreword,
the Co-Chairmen go to great pains to reassure the reader that global "governance" is "not
global government", lest we think a worldwide police-state is in the making. And yet, they
admit that governance cannot function without "systems and rules", and must in fact enforce
them: "The very essence of global governance is the capacity of the international community
to ensure compliance with the rules of society." (Chap. 6, "Enforcing International Law") We
are also promised that national sovereignty will be respected; however, a nation's sovereignty
is "limited by the fundamental interests of humanity, which in certain severe circumstances
must prevail over the ordinary rights of particular states." (Chp. 2, "Adopting Old Norms")
[The circumstances which override national self-determination are not specified, but
according to UN-supported philosopher Alice Bailey, it is in the "fundamental interests of
humanity" to eliminate both territorial nationalism and the "Jewish problem" which gave rise
to the sovereign Zionist state.]
To "ensure compliance" there is a "UN World Constitution" which includes an agreement by
"the governments of the nations... to order their separate sovereignties into one government,
to which they surrender their arms." Other arrangements include: A UN Trusteeship Council
which will take control of the "global commons", or all international waters and air space; a
UN Economic Security Council to set up a global funding and barter system, with the power
to withhold funding from uncooperative nations; a single monetary and taxation system that
will require all commerce to be conducted via a universally registered credit number for each
earth citizen; and a standing UN army to assume peacekeeping responsibilities in areas of
conflict (pinpointed by Dr. Henry Lamb, Executive VP of the Environmental Conservation
Organization and Chairman of Sovereignty International). [See also the research of
government insider Gary Kah, _En Route to Global Occupation_, which documents the early
covert activities of the "World Constitution and Parliament Association" during the early to
mid 1980s.]
UN Global Management is shared by the Five Regional Groups. These five Regions,
created over 50 years ago, are the member-pool for all voting members of all the UN
commissions, councils, committees, working groups and other decision-making forums. The
UN Charter states: "Regional groups are for the UN increasingly important potential partners
whose cooperation could be engaged... to delegate responsibility." (Chap. VIII) The UN
report, "Renewing the United Nations: a Programme for Reform", submitted in July 1997 by
the Executive Coordinator for Reform, Mr. Maurice Strong [himself a dedicated NA disciple],
specifies that the Regional Groups "will be intensified and they will increasingly become
partners of the UN." (Point No. 116) The major structural changes proposed for the new UN
"can be done only with the approval" of these five Groups. (UN report, "UN Reform: the First
Six Weeks", Feb. 1997) For over 50 years, all member-states of the UN (now numbering
188) have been assigned a place among these Regional Groups - except one. Israel has been
denied membership in any Regional Group, making the Jewish State the only nation unable to
make a meaningful contribution to this global body since her admission 51 years ago. [This is
a long and interesting story - see my report entitled, "A Nation That Dwells Alone". Pay
particular attention to the final update, which exposes the mockery of Israel's more recent
"admission to membership" in a Regional Group.] The 1998 report of the UN Environmental
Program (UNEP) omits any mention of Israel in its 264 pages, in spite of this country's
notable contributions to the environment. Where mention of that country is unavoidable in
the Western Asia section, it is labeled "Palestine". (_B'nai Brith News_, March 9, 1998) Even
the "Committee on Mid East Questions", a branch of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (136
democracies) has no Israeli presence, in spite of 3 vacant seats (as of Sept. 1998) and the fact