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The United Nations seemed like such a profound step towards all nations collaborating together democratically to navigate planet earth forward to a utopian future of peace and harmony.
Sustainable Development Goals (SDG ‘s) appear as seventeen libertarian steps towards a bright future for all people and life forms.
Behind the flowery marketing front, however, lies a dark side to the UN reflected in the New World Order Goals.
UN officials are not democratically elected. The UN is governed , in the Fabian tradition, by a “body of experts.” appointed by the executive branch of national governments and not by the people.
The veto powers of the five permanent members of the UN security Council – China, France, Russia, United kingdom and United States, can cancel the adoption of any resolution, regardless of the level of international support.
The UN and associated self-appointed bodies such as the World Health Organization (WHO) and the World Economic Forum (WEF) want a top-down centralized One World Government.
Intergovernmental organizations are in natural conflict with the co-operative and self-organizing nature of humanity who organize according to bottom-up rather than top-down structures.
The Fabians wanted to fulfill the goal of a New World Order of the Hermetics, but they believed that people would change with reforms, not a revolution as Marx had claimed. In fact, as they wanted to establish socialism under capital control, they aimed to impose socialism not only on the working class but also on the capitalists. To achieve this goal of changing society, they would advise governments, especially in the field of education, and change society through them.
In 1910, the Fabians commissioned a glass painting for the headquarters of the Fabian Society. The top of the glass read, “Remould it nearer to the heart’s desire.” This phrase is taken from a rubai (quatrain) by the Iranian poet Omar Khayyam, who is claimed to be Ismaili like Hassan-i Sabbah, the founder of the Order of Assassins, and refers to shattering and then reshaping the world. The bottom of the painting shows the Fabians building a new world with their hammers. The most striking thing in this depiction on the glass is the wolf logo of the society dressed in lambskin. The logo almost reminds one of the passage from the Bible: “Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves.”
Fabians also established the financial arm of the international government, which was a big step toward a single global state. British economist John Maynard Keynes was one of its greatest contributors. Working on the economic issues of the New World Order, Keynes wished for the establishment of a common bank and monetary unit for the whole world. He had a large role in the convening of the United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference in 1944, which is also known as the Bretton Woods Conference and resulted in the establishment of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF).
