The World Court

The World Court Now Exists

By Roy D. Follendore III

July 2, 2002

Yesterday the World Court came into existence and the United States was not a part of it. This is the fundamental basis of the World Government that so many have been labeling "conspiracy theories." Well for better or worse this conspiracy is here in our fat American faces. The international move toward a single World Government exists. The question is what do we try to do about it if anything?

What the World Government is saying is the same thing that the European Union has been saying. Among other things, the authority of any single country to govern will be subjected to the "democratic" will of all nations. Nations will give up their right to print currency. They will open their borders and allow international "police" to patrol. They will pay tribute to the support of the World Government. The laws of a country will be secondary to the laws of the World Government.

I find it interesting that our United States is being pulled into this political and economic international whirlpool in much the same ways that the territories and States were pulled into the fabric of our nation not so very long ago. Just as the States faced the crisis of voting to go alone or becoming subordinate to the larger processes of government, our country is faced with a planet with limited unclaimed resources and increasing complexity for independent options.

It is impossible to start our car without requiring parts that are built throughout our planet. I found out the hard way that it is impossible to operate a successful business without the problems of companies on the other side of the globe affecting us. It is impossible to for most people to eat without a significant portion of that nourishment coming from somewhere else. The United States is not independent and we probably never really were. Our country was discovered, settled and built upon international pressures involving World economic, military, religious and political domination.

The aggregation of a single world power is an inevitable consequence. Human beings are more fearful of abandonment than self destruction or enslavement. The will for human beings to collect and be a part of society is greater than the will for self government. This planet that we enjoy can not continue to absorb the punishments that humans have been putting to it. The temperature of the Globe, the air we breath and the amount of radiation that touches us from our Sun is being affected by our global actions. All of this noise about Homeland Security we are hearing flies in the face of a World Government. What we are actually seeing is Homeland Insecurity. The targeted loss of the World Trade Towers were not just an attack on the United States. It was a symbolic message that the United States was not fulfilling the vacuum of dominance.

The real dilemma we Americans have faced since the collapse of the Soviet Union is that there is a consequence of anything that the United States chooses to do. If we do not lead we will be lead. If we do lead then we will be opposed by anyone and everyone. The unilateral freedom to take military action across borders will soon no longer be available to us. Our foreign policies have been inadequate because they have not been inclusive. It is easy to understand why. They could not be. Our Federal system of Government is designed to be particular to our domestic concerns and issues. We see others in our terms and others are not given true options to participate in our decision making processes.

There has been no internal debate or consensus within the United States about the problems of a World Government. We can choose to ignore reality and continue to label visionaries as "conspirator theorists" but that does not change the fact that World Society is advancing with a new social order. In 1776 American leaders were prepared and ready for the social changes that would take place because they understood the consequences of what would happen if they were not.

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