Copyright © 2015 by Wayne Stegall Obama the FoxBarack
Obama's
hidden
globalist
agenda
Astute observers might have become concerned that Obama was going to advance globalism when a statement on CNBC by Henry Kissinger followed earlier reports that Obama and Hillary attended the Bilderberger conference held in United States during the 2008 election cycle. However, the immediate march of the most radical political agenda ever seen in America caused this concern to fall out of sight. Let's reconsider Kissinger's advice to Obama.1 "I think that his task
will be to
develop an overall strategy for America in this
period, when really a
"New World Order" can be created. It's a great
opportunity. It isn't
such a crisis."
Someone might argue that Henry is only giving an opinion not binding on Obama until they find out that Kissinger directed his foreign policy when he first took office.2 Thank you for that
wonderful
tribute to Henry Kissinger yesterday.
Congratulations. As the most recent National Security
Adviser of the
United States, I take my daily orders from Dr.
Kissinger, filtered down
through General Brent Scowcroft and Sandy Berger, who
is also here. We
have a chain of command in the National Security
Council that exists
today.
How then would Obama implement Kissinger's New World Order?
“Native-born Americans
suspect
that it
is they, and not the immigrant, who are being forced
to adapt to
social changes caused by migration," he said.
“And if I’m honest
with
myself, I must admit that I’m not entirely immune to
such nativist
sentiments,” Obama wrote. “When I see Mexican flags
waved at
pro-immigration demonstrations, I sometimes feel a
flush of patriotic
resentment. When I’m forced to use a translator to
communicate with the
guy fixing my car, I feel a certain frustration.”3
Ladies and gentlemen, in
2017,
the
United States for the first time, Caucasians of
European descent like
me will be in an absolute minority in the United
States of America.
Why do they need to
subvert the
power
of majority voters to achieve this goal? To
those watching only
Obama's radical agenda it is obvious that they want to
ensure the
indefinite continuity of the Democratic political
machine that they
held, although now they have the additional task of
getting it back
from a new Republican majority in Congress as
well. However,
larger things loom than party politics because the
powers of
the world have an agenda of their own. Patriotic
Americans are
viewed as an obstacle to this agenda and their ability
to oppose it at
the voting booth must be quenched. The ruthless
could do no less.
Because America's sovereignty is what is under attack in
all these
things, consider the following
remarks
by the president of the CFR.Moreover, states must be
prepared
to
cede some sovereignty to world bodies if the
international system is to
function. ... All of this suggests that
sovereignty must be
redefined
if states are to cope with globalisation. ...
Globalisation thus
implies that sovereignty is not only becoming weaker
in reality, but
that it needs to become weaker. States would be wise
to weaken
sovereignty in order to protect themselves, because
they cannot
insulate themselves from what goes on elsewhere.
Sovereignty is no
longer a sanctuary. ...
Because this secret agenda seeks to overthrow the sovereignty of the United States of America, those of Obama's acts of abuse power meant to advance it by subtlety constitute treason. Treason!
2"Remarks by National Security Adviser Jones at 45th Munich Conference on Security Policy," February 8, 2009, Speeches and Remarks, The White House: www.whitehouse.gov, link. 3Barack Obama, Audacity of Hope, (2006) as quoted by "Obama Says Illegal Immigration HURTS ‘Blue-Collar Americans,’ STRAINS Welfare," November 16, 2014, The Daily Caller: www.dailycaller.com, link. 4"Remarks by Vice President Joe Biden to the Global Entrepreneurship Summit," November 20, 2014, Speeches and Remarks, The White House: www.whitehouse.gov, link. 5Richard N. Haass, President, Council on Foreign Relations, “Sovereignty and Globalization,” February 17, 2006, Council on Foreign Relations: www.cfr.org Document History January 27, 2015 Created. January 27, 2015 Corrected some spelling. Elaborated on some points. March 26, 2015 Corrected a point of grammar and removed an redundant phrase. |