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By Patrick Wood -- Bio and Archives April 6, 2016
Depending on where you live and how sensitive you are to the global mass-immigration crisis, your reaction to it will be somewhere between head-scratching and shell-shocked incredulity. The purpose of this report is to give you some concrete evidence about where these policies originated and to what ends they were created.
A major player is Peter Sutherland, who in past years has served as the Director-General of the World Trade Organization, as Chairman of Goldman Sachs International, as EU Commissioner, as Chairman of BP and Chair of London School of Economics Council, among other things. Most importantly, however, he is the European Honorary Chairman of the elitist Trilateral Commission.
His relevance to this article is that in 2006 he was appointed by the United Nations’ to be theSpecial Representative of the Secretary-General for International Migration.
Needless to say, whatever comes out of Sutherland’s mouth is certifiably representative of official policy of the Trilateral Commission and the global elite at large. In fact, he is one of the most respected policy-makers in the world, and many consider him to be the “father of globalization”.
The migration crisis in Europe came to global attention in the fall of 2015. Headlines like these were seen in the European press:
In spite of the European crisis, Sutherland wrote in late 2015,
“Human mobility benefits not only migrants and their families, but their countries of origin and destination as well… No other force‚Äînot trade, not capital flows has the potential to transform lives in the sustainable, positive ways and on the scale that migration does.”
Since his 2006 appointment to the UN, Sutherland has stumped this message across Europe with great fanfare. With the combined weight of the UN behind him, governments were persuaded to further open their borders to immigration. A growing multi-cultural society, he claimed, was the only pathway to Sustainable Development.
Sutherland is the leading apologist for Federalism in Europe; that is, dissolving national borders completely and simply merging all cultures into one big happy family. The obvious shortcomings of these policies have not deterred Sutherland—or the UN—from stating that more migration, not less, is the answer to the current crisis.
At the peak of the migration crisis in November 2015, and just after the horrific Paris terrorist attacks, the headline appeared, UN warns Europe against ‘backtracking’ on migrant commitments. Really? The article scolded European leaders:
the rest of the article Here:
Sustainable Development, Migration And The Multi-Cultural Destruction Of The Nation-State
SNIP:
By Patrick Wood -- Bio and Archives April 6, 2016
Depending on where you live and how sensitive you are to the global mass-immigration crisis, your reaction to it will be somewhere between head-scratching and shell-shocked incredulity. The purpose of this report is to give you some concrete evidence about where these policies originated and to what ends they were created.
A major player is Peter Sutherland, who in past years has served as the Director-General of the World Trade Organization, as Chairman of Goldman Sachs International, as EU Commissioner, as Chairman of BP and Chair of London School of Economics Council, among other things. Most importantly, however, he is the European Honorary Chairman of the elitist Trilateral Commission.
His relevance to this article is that in 2006 he was appointed by the United Nations’ to be theSpecial Representative of the Secretary-General for International Migration.
Needless to say, whatever comes out of Sutherland’s mouth is certifiably representative of official policy of the Trilateral Commission and the global elite at large. In fact, he is one of the most respected policy-makers in the world, and many consider him to be the “father of globalization”.
The migration crisis in Europe came to global attention in the fall of 2015. Headlines like these were seen in the European press:
- Mass immigration is on the verge of destroying Europe (Nov. 6, 2015)
- We’re doomed: EU chief fears union will collapse over migrant crisis (Sep.24, 2015)
- Merkel stands ground on refugees as 1.5 million seen coming (Oct. 5, 2015)
In spite of the European crisis, Sutherland wrote in late 2015,
“Human mobility benefits not only migrants and their families, but their countries of origin and destination as well… No other force‚Äînot trade, not capital flows has the potential to transform lives in the sustainable, positive ways and on the scale that migration does.”
Since his 2006 appointment to the UN, Sutherland has stumped this message across Europe with great fanfare. With the combined weight of the UN behind him, governments were persuaded to further open their borders to immigration. A growing multi-cultural society, he claimed, was the only pathway to Sustainable Development.
Sutherland is the leading apologist for Federalism in Europe; that is, dissolving national borders completely and simply merging all cultures into one big happy family. The obvious shortcomings of these policies have not deterred Sutherland—or the UN—from stating that more migration, not less, is the answer to the current crisis.
At the peak of the migration crisis in November 2015, and just after the horrific Paris terrorist attacks, the headline appeared, UN warns Europe against ‘backtracking’ on migrant commitments. Really? The article scolded European leaders:
the rest of the article Here:
Sustainable Development, Migration And The Multi-Cultural Destruction Of The Nation-State
