Charter 99
The One World Trust formed in the wake of WW2, with the participation of Winston Churchill and Clement Attlee.
And - per their own website - their objective is to promote Global Governance.
No, it really is1.
But coverage of the trust itself is to come; this article seeks to cover a single document of theirs only; their ‘Charter 99’2, released in 1999.
Broadly speaking, the 4-page document can be split in two; the first 3 pages incessantly wax lyrically about global governance, and the final page outlines what must be done. And this final page really is the one of importance, consequently, let’s quickly zip through the first pages;
To state that three are an ode to global governance would be no exaggeration. It describes out current predicament as already being in a somewhat state of global governance, as vast concentration of power in few hands has gathered with limited oversight. And though this does admittedly carry a grain of truth, the solution suggested here is impose a top-down oversight committee with legal jurisdiction at the… you got it… United Nations.
