Regional Governance |
Regionalism:
Sneaking America into World Government
By Jackie Patru
A thumbnail sketch of "the method whereby would-be world rulers intend to
control every aspect of our lives. Without the full implementation of Regional
Governance, their plan for world dominance cannot succeed."
Beware
Metro Regional Government
By Phoebe Courtney, 1973
This out-of-print book is so important we transcribed its entire contents
for your reading. A must read to understand how regional governance is being
implemented; by whom; and for what reason. A complicated system explained
simply and thoroughly.
Ridge
Applauds Move Toward Regionalization
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Ridge called the
"because-we've-always-done-it-this-way" mentality that exists in tiny power
bases masked as municipal governments "parochial." He said geographic borders
once held sacred have become "undeniably artificial."
Do
We Need the States?
By Piers von Simson, New York Times,
1971
"State government is either distrusted or ignored or both... A possible solution
to the problem lies in regionalization, in abolishing the states."
Here
Comes the Ameri-Dollar!
And there goes the U.S. of A.! World Regionalism
in action! "U.S. dollar becomes legal currency in El Salvador on New Year's
Day" Panama, Argentina and Communist Cuba already use the dollar. Ecuador
will adopt the dollar in September; Guatemala plans to in May.
Government Will
Control All Land
Phillip County News, Jan. 4,
1934
"Use of all land, public and private will be controlled by the federal government
in the future, Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Rexford Tugwell predicted
this week."
It's
Been Going On For a Long Time!
"Governor Martin To Seek Centralization - To
Ask Changes in Plans of State Government - WANTS MORE POWERS": Circa
1934
Nine Groups
Instead of the 48 States
N.Y. Times Magazine, 1935
"Since, obviously, there is political dynamite in any proposal to abolish
States... no one has yet dared to broach publicly the thesis that the abolition
would be in the public interest and is, in fact, a distinct possibility in
the some-what distant future." Could 70 years be considered the 'some-what
distant future?
1942
World Map - Post
W.W.II
Commissioned by the Carnegie International
Endowment for Peace in 1941, depicting their projected division of the world
as it would look after the war... four years prior to the end of the
war!
UN's
New Task: Regionalize the World
By New Hampshire State Rep., Nelson A. Pryor,
1974
"The United Nations Organization has been busy implementing its assigned
task of regionalizing the world. Not satisfied with existing government
boundaries and forms of government.... "
Regionalism
in Europe
The global dividers far
reach
Community Legislation
In Force
Regionalism on a global scale INTERREGIONAL
FRAMEWORK COOPERATION AGREEMENT between the European Community and its
Member States, of the one part, and the Southern Common Market and its Party
States, of the other part...
Illinois Legislative Study on
Regionalism
Findings: Eventual elimination of States.
In 1978 the Illinois State legislature, urged by Citizen groups, created
a committee to study the effects of regionalism in Illinois. Three hearings
were held - in Springfield, Illinois: 4-11-1978; Chicago, 7-10-78; and
Edwardsville, 9-26-78. The conclusive findings were that Regionalism was
destroying and would ultimately eliminate state government. Following are
transcripts of four witnesses. (as we have time to type future transcripts
they will be added below)
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Committee to Restore the Constitution
Colonel Arch Roberts has books, videos, audios
explaining Regionalism. His web site is a treasure trove of important work.
Jackie learned about Regionalism from an audio tape somebody sent... of Col.
Roberts.
Organization
of the American States
The UN sanctioned organization to unite the
Americas.
Summit of the Americans
In league with the Organization of American
States.
Canaan Valley Institute
Mission Statement: The CVI was created to foster
local decision-making in support of sustainable communities in the Mid-Atlantic
Highlands.... include portions of Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia and all
of West Virginia.... a not-for-profit, and non-advocacy organization committed
to enhancing the ability of the residents of the region to improve their
quality of life. CVI works to aid communities in implementing locally-determined
solutions to problems that threaten the economic or environmental resources
of their
watershed.