Friday, 07 August 2009
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One World Government Emerging
Our Fiji is a tiny part of a much bigger evolving economic and financial architecture that will consolidate the Bible prophecy in Revelations.
I am not sure whether Frank has watched the movie Devils Advocate? Or whether he understands the concept of good cop bad cop to procure cooperation?
Well let me tell you a well know fact Frank, neither China or Russia nor India give a hoot about you and your roadmap. In so far as the countries that you keep whining about like a cry baby, namely Australia and New-Zealand are concerned, they are all part of the “International Community” that will ‘radically change’ your mindset. And for goodness sakes acknowledge that AUSAID and NZODA have been the key to our development, capacity building and governance since Independence, without them we would have been like Zimbabwe a long time ago.
If you are wondering about the United States of America, well their message to you is clear, read the previous posts again slowly. And of course the EU have followed through with their words. Put simply Frank you are left with Africa, which is an Islamic Continent, just like your Chief Legal Advisers that have steered your ship into the reef, everybody will abandon your ship Frank, HMS No Come Back.
Frankly speaking, you are ALONE in the World and need psychiatric help, you are a deranged man and your look north hope is a mirage Frank, because EVERYBODY ELSE is on the same TEAM. I told you that they would play musical chairs with you Frank, so don’t blush and pop the champagne, sorry ‘home brew’ each time someone presents their credentials at your raggedy chamber, its part of diplomatic protocol, nothing more nothing less.
Back to the story of our Biblical prophecy, one part of this evolving economic architecture is a proposal to develop a Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership Agreement (TPP), a proposed free trade agreement that includes nations on both sides of the Pacific. You see Frank you are just one tiny ant in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, and if you keep being proud like the Kiribati Representative at the Pacific Islands Forum, then guess what, when the cow dung hits the fan no one will be holding your hand.
There appears to be a correlation between increasing intra-regional economic activity and increasing intra-regional political and diplomatic cooperation.
There are several competing regional architectures in Asia having both economic and strategic aspects. They can be grouped into two categories: the first being those that are Asia-centric in approach and would exclude the United States, with the second being trans-Pacific in nature and would include the United States and other Western Hemispheric nations.
In the first Asia-centric group are the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) + 3 and ASEAN + 6 groups. The ASEAN + 3 group includes the members of ASEAN (Brunei, Burma, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam) plus China, Japan and South Korea. The ASEAN + 6 group is also known as the East Asia Summit (EAS). It includes ASEAN members, China, Japan, and South Korea as well as India, Australia, and New Zealand.
The 21-member Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) group is the most comprehensive trans-Pacific group that includes the United States. A Free Trade Area of the Asia Pacific (FTAAP), proposed at the 2006 APEC meeting in Hanoi, would include all APEC members and is being considered by APEC as a whole.
Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd is also promoting an Asia-Pacific community initiative, known as PACER PLUS under the auspices of the Pacific Islands Forum to consolidate the fragmented, isolated poor countries of the South Pacific Ocean, some of which will be extinct due to climate change.
All these potential parties may face complex negotiations in integrating the myriad FTAs that already exist between some TPP parties.
The key word Frank is ‘integration’, therein lies the secret Frank, Simplify, Consolidate and Rule the World, ONE WORLD, ONE GOVERNMENT, ONE VOICE and ONE POLICY on ROUGE STATES.
Ref: Fergusson & Vaughn April 2009
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