VOLUME 7, NUMBER 1 - FEBRUARY 2, 2002


OUR GOVERNMENT AT WORK


It is not often that references to new age, evolution and the Bible are all found in the same proposed legislation, and it is equally astonishing that the political party that usually cries loudest about the separation of church and state (the Democrats) seems to be the sole supporters of this legislation. Of course, when the time comes for passage of the legislation the needed bipartisan support will most likely rise to the occasion.

We are referring to legislation introduced in the House by Dennis Kucinich (D-OH, 10th District) as H.R. 2459, "To Establish a Department of Peace".

Section 1, paragraph 9, states: "...further strengthen the global movement for a culture of peace following the observance of the International Year for the Culture of Peace in 2000". The "Culture of Peace" is, of course, a United Nations movement. The bill offers several examples of the US merging domestic policy/law and UN law.

Now that the connection to the United Nations has been established, lets look at the new age, evolution and Biblical references that are recognizable in Section 1 paragraph 10:

Passing the bill as it exists will be a formal declaration by the representatives of the people of the United States of America that we-the-people, believe:

That last reference is drawn from two sources:

It is appalling that the authors of the legislation acknowledge the "spiritual causation" of our founding in Section 1 paragraph (2) and reference the Bible and a sermon by John Winthrop in other sections and yet they miss completely the Biblical passage that explains that until Christ returns man will experience "wars and rumors of wars" (Mat: 24:6) Nor do they seem to understand that "….the imagination of man's heart is evil from his youth…." (Gen. 8:21)

This legislation will unleash the "imagination of man's heart" through the concept of "proactive" government. The term is used in several Sections of the legislation. They are:

How intrusive in our daily lives might the bureaucracy become under this legislation?

Most states already have laws on the books to deal with all the aforementioned elements. These are essentially problems that are left to the individual, sovereign states under the Constitution of the United States and any such federal legislation will be an usurpation of powers not granted, further diminishing the sovereignty of the states just as national sovereignty is being ceded to the United Nations through such Congressional acts as this.

Passage of this Act will be an act of compliance to United Nations edicts and will acknowledge our willingness to submit to international standards on which we will base our laws rather than on standards established by the will of "we-the-people" of the United States.

Compliance with this law will require an army of bureaucrats with a file drawer full of definitions with which they can make the citizen toe the party line. It also places the policing of such actions under the jurisdiction of a national police force, always a requirement for totalitarian governments but anathema to those courageous statesmen who gave us the greatest Constitution ever conceived by the mind of man.


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