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 What about the United
Nations Secretary-General?
What is the agenda of this veritable "president of the world"?
By Ken Raggio
 In
the late 1990s, while President Bill Clinton was experiencing
a major credibility crisis,
(his morals and honesty under international skepticism), and
Russian President Boris Yeltsin played
Russian Roulette with his cabinet and his presidency (firing top brass
on hot-headed whims), the Secretary General of the United
Nations, Kofi Annan was becoming a highly
credible world figure.
On December 16, 1996 he became the first black African to that
post, and with the boisterous support of both President Clinton and
Secretary of State
Madeleine Albright, Annan quickly became a bright star on the
world stage. "He is a renowned international statesman and has
made his mark in history,"
Albright recommended.
 AsiaWeek reported what people thought
about Annan. He
is "Quiet," "Soft spoken," "Effective consensus-builder,"
"Brings personal touches to the job," "Good with the news media,"
"Dignified, gracious wisdom," "Epitome of politeness," "A
diplomat's diplomat," and "Bureaucrat par excellence."
Thomas O’Dwyer
of the Jerusalem Post said, "The world has become aware that the United
Nations may now be headed by the consummate diplomat it has long been
in need of."
At any given time, the post
of the United Nations Secretary General has a world
of convoluted political challenges before him. Kofi Annan at
first garnered accolades from one U.S. official who described
him as having "the right
credentials and mix of skills that should bring the United Nations into
the 21st
century."
Annan’s popularity
during the early years of his tenure translated into a power
surge for the New World Order. The sovereignty and global influence
of individual nations were weakened substantially when the
General Assembly signed onto the MDG - Millennial Developmental Goals -
a ten-year global agenda put forward by Annan. The MDGs
are loaded with Big-Brother-empowering projects such as global
taxation and "responsibility to protect" clauses - precursors to a
world army.
 At the UN
since 1971, Annan was a lifelong bureaucratic insider. He held numerous
influential
administrative posts.
Since 1993, he was Under
Secretary General for Peacekeeping
Operations. He had a number of delicate and complex jobs. He
went to Iraq to negotiate the
release of hostages during the Gulf War, and the safe transport of
half-million Asian
workers who had become stranded in that area. Representing the UN
Secretary General, he
negotiated among the four contentious powers who intervened in Bosnia
– the United
States, Britain, France and Russia.
His achievements include many
major advances in New World Order. He worked to bring the
World Bank and the International Monetary Fund under tighter controls
of the United
Nations.
 He appointed Maurice Strong (Canadian
billionaire industrialist, humanitarian,
environmentalist) as his Senior Adviser on United Nations reform
issues. Mr. Strong effectively redesigned the world
organization empowering it and streamlining it in the process.
Strong is
an intensely devout New Age occultist associated with the Rockefeller
and Rothschild
families, the Trilateral Commission, population control, wealth
redistribution, and a host
of other hard-core socialistic projects.
Strong's stealth agenda is a
harbinger
of woes to come for Christians and Patriots. Keep your eyes open for
this man! He is getting pretty old, but at last glance, he was in North
Korea power-brokering with Kim Jong Il, the nuclear mad-man whose
antics puts the United States President's stomach in knots.
Kofi Annan tackled
the U.S. Congress for not paying its share of UN bills. Staunch
anti-UN forces on Capitol Hill, who managed to withhold funds from the
UN for years,
finally capitulated to the silver-tongued statesman. In the
showdown between the US and
Saddam Hussein, Kofi Annan often preempted the President and
challenged the American
agenda.
ANNAN'S REPLACEMENT, THE NEW
SECRETARIAT - BAN KI-MOON
 Ban Ki-Moon is a career
diplomat with deep roots at the U.N., having served a Korean post in
the United Nations Division in New Delhi in the early 1970s. As Foreign
Minister for South Korea, he frequently shuttled among members of the
UN Security Council. One of his most pertinent achievements was playing
lead roles in the Six-Way Nuclear Talks, including North Korea and
China. His forte' in his new post is likely to be in the area of
diffusing nuclear stand-offs between nations. Do not expect him to side
with the United States with any reliability.
In the final analysis,
whoever occupies the post of UN Secretary General is there to forward
the agenda of the world government. That translates into gradually
stripping individual nations of their sovereignty, imposing
international jurisdiction on as many legal domains as possible,
strengthening the hand of UN troops in regions around the world, and a
multitude of other global agendas, including global taxation,
international courts, and more - all at the expense of
old-fashioned nationalism and bilateralism. Ban
Ki-Moon is ascending into what is arguably the most
powerful office on earth, in the one remaining
Superpower - the UN.
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