Globalist view of The United States

[Flyin6]

CFR Globalist: End U.S. States, Build China-style Regional Gov't
by Alex Newman 
Introduction at Oath Keepers by Shorty Dawkins, Associate Editor   

The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), wants to destroy America, plain and simple. In this article, by a foreigner, writing for the CFR, the elimination of the States is proposed. Of course it is never mentioned that it was the States who joined together to create the United States and the Federal Government. Just where Mr. Khana thinks the Federal Government has the Constitutional power to abolish the States, he chooses not to mention. The CFR is the main pusher of Globalization, whose goal is to create a Centralized one-world government, economy, army and religion. - Shorty Dawkins, Associate Editor

Excerpts from the article:

It is time for the United States of America to ditch the whole "states" thing, and for the federal government to re-organize the nation politically into massive regions with powerful regional governments fully subservient to national and even international authorities. The goal of the dystopian "economic master plan" is for America to become more like Communist China on the road toward a North American Union.

That might sound ridiculous - perhaps like the ravings of a mad man - to the average American. After all, the United States is, by its nature, a union of 50 states that have delegated a few limited and defined powers to their agent, the federal government, in pursuit of, among other objectives, securing "the Blessings of Liberty." If globalists get their way, though, that "antiquated" notion would be tossed on to the ash heap of history.

Writing in the New York Times last month, a mid-level globalist operative with the war-mongering, global government-promoting Council on Foreign Relations argued that there needs to be a "new map for America." "Advanced economies in Western Europe and Asia are reorienting themselves around robust urban clusters of advanced industry," wrote Parag Khanna, a CFR globalist and self-styled "leading global strategist," whatever that means. "Unfortunately, American policy making remains wedded to an antiquated political structure of 50 distinct states."

Instead of the 50 states, Khanna argues that America's new map should be based on regions, each with its own regional government. "We don't have to create these regions; they already exist, on two levels," the CFR operative explained. "First, there are now seven distinct super-regions, defined by common economics and demographics, like the Pacific Coast and the Great Lakes. Within these, in addition to America's main metro hubs, we find new urban archipelagos." Federal policy should be used to bring it all about, he said.

[stlaser]

Well ain't that peachy...... ???

[cudakidd53]

Get the UN out of the USA & the USA out of the UN!

[KensAuto]

Isn't that what the bible teaches? ...that we will have a single world power towards the end of humanity?

UN fits the bill.

[JR]

And look how well the European Union is doing,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[cj7ox]

I think this wacko is trying to incite a revolution.

[TexasRedNeck]

Just three are needed. East coast, west coast, and everyone else in the middle. We'll have an experiment. Liberals on each coast have to live with just their revenue and GDP. The rest with their tax revenues and GDP. The coasts will be bankrupt and the flyover region will thrive.

[moto123]

Can I volunteer Chicago to be included with one of the coasts?  The rest of Illinois would be happy to see it go.

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