The breeding ground for a global system that supports pooled
sovereignty is found in the top universities, and it is promoted by the
bureaucratic elite in many nations.
Much of what occurs in Washington only makes sense to those who understand this drift toward globalization.
For
example, a push for increased government spending, debt and regulation
on small business (even in the face of recession and a struggling
economy) make perfect sense if the goal is to shift the American economy
away from international leadership to global participation--to make the
U.S. economy and government more like those of Europe and Asia.
Stimulus,
universal health care, less entrepreneurship (through increased levels
of government regulation)--all are necessary to create an American
economy that can fit seamlessly with the industrialized European/Asian
nations.
Social Leader Daily by Oliver DeMille
