Is Global Tyranny in Our Future?
By William S. Hahn
“This [a path to a brighter future] will require a recommitment to international cooperation based on respect for international law, without which we can neither manage the risks nor seize the opportunities that we face. This is not an option but a necessity. Our challenges are deeply interconnected and far exceed the capacity of any single State alone. They can only be addressed collectively, through strong and sustained international cooperation guided by trust and solidarity for the benefit of all and harnessing the power of those who can contribute from all sectors and generations.”
This quote comes from the UN’s Pact for the Future. If the Founding Fathers had believed this, the United States would still be answering to England. The arrogance in the remarks should be overwhelming to the average American. Those who value independence, and believe that rights come from God and that governments are instituted to protect those rights, should have no use for the United Nations, its affiliates, or its plan for global government.
According to its own charter, the UN believes that government not only grants rights, but also is the final arbiter of those rights, dismissing God entirely. The UN does not believe in a limited government that allows a man, through his effort and God-given skill, to better himself and his family. It only knows government as a power to accomplish a collective agenda.
The UN’s claim that global challenges “far exceed the capacity of any single State alone” is complete rubbish. Those who believe this willfully ignore American history prior to the UN’s founding. When the “State” has taken the place of God and does not believe in His direction, His will, or His eternal salvation, central control over all people in the name of peace, security, and prosperity becomes an exercise in tyranny. Transhumanism rises to achieve immortality through technology. This arrogance of man is a classic depiction of what occurred at the Tower of Babel in biblical history.
How else — other than under God’s will — did a fledgling group of colonies beat the mightiest earthly kingdom of their day? The actions the Founding Fathers and those who supported the cause of American independence took were nothing short of miraculous. However, do you honestly think that if the United States got pulled into a world government we could once again achieve independence — this time with all the world’s resources aimed against us? It’s much easier to stay out of a world government than it would be to break out later.
I was recently asked how The John Birch Society could even fathom placing such emphasis on getting out of the United Nations when there are much more important things to work on in this country. I was surprised by such a question, especially from someone I thought was “in-the-know.” Many well-meaning Americans just do not see the tentacles of the UN reaching into their very lives and locales. The UN Agenda 21’s sustainable development has already been infecting local decision-making for more than a decade. Its 17 Sustainable Development Goals and 160-plus actions will ensure that “no one is left behind,” and will balloon the amount of government bureaucracy on every level.
Farmers, ranchers, and other property owners are already fighting to save their land from eminent-domain seizures based on the Agenda 2030 goal of combating so-called climate change, supported by both state and federal-level Democrats and Republicans who are drunk on unconstitutional federal dollars subsidizing such lunacy.
As the Pact for the Future demonstrates, the UN is a much greater threat than many believe. It means to destroy the very fabric of this country with its migration policies, and change America from the inside out, before causing the country to fall into globalist hands like an overripe fruit. If America is to endure and remain independent, then it will need to evict the UN from its shores.
The foremost organization working to make that happen is The John Birch Society. Educate yourself, educate others, and organize through action. Start today at JBS.org.
Published with permission of thenewamerican.com