Three candidates for global governance
by OffSite (3/16/08)
The Revolutionary War was all about establishing the independence of, and bestowing national sovereignty upon, the United States of America. The U.S. Constitution created a system of limited government that championed individual freedom, which produced the most prosperous and productive civilization the world has ever known. This unique position in the world is rapidly waning. The next presidential election will surely accelerate the rate of descent into global mediocrity.
Barack Obama, the current Democrat frontrunner, is a globalist of the first sort. His recent legislative proposal ( S 2433 ) is ample evidence. The legislation would comply with the U.N.’s recommendation that the U.S. commit 0.7 percent of GDP to the U.N. for relief of global poverty. The United States already gives far more aid to other nations than any nation on earth. The U.N. thinks this is not enough, and that the U.S. should nearly triple its giving. Obama agrees. And he agrees that the U.N. is the mechanism through which U.S. tax dollars should flow. Full Piece
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