One People, One World, One Government

[Chef Ramsay]

The American Empire has been long in the making. A green light was given in 1990 to finalize that goal. Dramatic events occurred that year that allowed the promoters of the American Empire to cheer. It also ushered in the current 25-year war to solidify the power necessary to manage a world empire. Most people in the world now recognize this fact and assume that the empire is here to stay for a long time. That remains to be seen.

Empires come and go. Some pop up quickly and disappear in the same manner. Others take many years to develop and sometimes many years to totally disintegrate. The old empires, like the Greek, Roman, Spanish and many others took many years to build and many years to disappear. The Soviet Empire was one that came rather quickly and dissipated swiftly after a relatively short period of time. The communist ideology took many decades to foment the agitation necessary for the people to tolerate that system.

Since 1990 the United States has had to fight many battles to convince the world that it was the only military and economic force to contend with. Most people are now convinced and are easily intimidated by our domination worldwide with the use of military force and economic sanctions on which we generously rely. Though on the short term this seems to many, and especially for the neoconservatives, that our power cannot be challenged. What is so often forgotten is that while most countries will yield to our threats and intimidation, along the way many enemies were created.

By Ron Paul

More...https://www.lewrockwell.com/2015/03/ron-paul/one-people-one-world-one-government/

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[BADecker]

The United States has the look and feel of power. There is, however, that which can pull the "blanket" of strength right out from under the united States on almost a moment's notice. It is the knowledge and understanding of the people.

Ayn Rand brought the point out into the open. She was from Russia, saw what the Russian government did to their people, how the people were deceived into trusting the government. The brief explanation of it is here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=992203.msg10797358#msg10797358. It is the same thing that the United States Empire is doing to its people. People can wake up.

The difference between the American Government and the Russian Government is what the two were officially founded on... the statements in their founding documents.

The Constitution of the United States, and the Bill of Rights, allow for each individual human being in America - more easily used if they are not U.S. citizens - to put down every order and law and command of the United States or their individual State. The backbone document of the most powerful country of the world allows for the people of that country to stop paying taxes any moment that they want, if only the people learn the simple way to do it and then do it.

The places to go to learn are:
http://voidjudgments.com/
http://1215.org/

The places for seeing how to put the knowledge into practical operation are:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOkAHRzuiOA&list=PLHrkQxgz0mg6kUBciD-HIvTXByqjcIZ-D
http://www.myprivateaudio.com/Karl-Lentz.html
http://recordings.talkshoe.com/rss127469.xml
http://www.youtube.com/user/765736/videos?view=0&live_view=500&flow=grid&sort=da
http://www.broadmind.org/

Google and Youtube search "Karl Lentz common law."

[H.W.Z]

It is easy to understand！ When the countries become powerful in the world  in economy or military, they will be more involving in or interfering with the world's affairs, whatever you call them is based on different beneficial standpoint!

[innocent93]

The United States of American is absolutely a miracles of human development, with most developed economic, technology and military, it's her duty to manage the world, to spread value of freedom and democracy, to make the world a better place.

[Snail2]

The United States of American is absolutely a miracles of human development, with most developed economic, technology and military, it's her duty to manage the world, to spread value of freedom and democracy, to make the world a better place.

"Ein volk ein reich ein führer"... well, we've heard that before. Those guys also said the same stuff what you just have said here, only the name of the country was different .

[(oYo)]

Ron Paul has my utmost respect for being the only one I've seen to consistently stand up against the banking cartel known as The Federal Reserve and the rest of the military-industrial complex. As far as I'm concerned he's a real American hero.

More from Ron Paul quoted from the article posted in the OP.

This arrogant assumption of power to run the world militarily and to punish or reward various countries economically would continue and accelerate, further complicating the financial condition of the United States government.

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It should surprise no one that a policy endorsing the use of force to tell others how to live will only lead to more killing and greater economic suffering for those who engage in this effort, whether voluntarily or involuntarily. Twenty five years have passed since this green light was given for the current war and there’s no sign that it will soon end. So far it has only emboldened American political leaders to robustly pursue foreign interventionism with little thought to the tremendous price that is continuously paid.

The announcement by President George HW Bush on September 11, 1990 about the new world order was well received. Prior to that time it was only the “conspiracy theorists” who constantly talked about and speculated about the New World Order. Neoconservative ideas had been around for a long time. They were endorsed by many presidents and in particular Woodrow Wilson with his goal of spreading American goodness and making the ”world safe for democracy” – none of which can be achieved by promoting war. In the 1990s the modern day neoconservatives, led by William Kristol and Robert Kagan, enjoyed their growing influence on America’s foreign policy. Specifically, in 1997 they established the Project for the New American Century (PNAC) for the specific purpose of promoting an aggressive foreign policy of interventionism designed to promote the American Empire. This policy of intervention was to be presented with “moral clarity.” “Clarity” it was, but “moral” is another question. Their goal was to provide a vision and resolve, “to shape a new century favorable to American principles and interest.”

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First on PNAC’s agenda was to continue the policy designed to undermine Saddam Hussein with the goal of eventually invading Iraq – once they had an event that would galvanize public support for it.

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How is this likely to end? The empire will not be ended legislatively or by the sudden embrace of common sense in directing our foreign policy. The course of interventionism overseas and assuming the role of world policeman will remain for the foreseeable future... The day will come when the confidence in the dollar will be greatly diminished worldwide. Under those conditions the tremendous benefits that we in the United States have enjoyed as the issuer of the reserve currency will be reversed.