GLOBALISM IS ANTIPEACE

"All peoples have the right of self-determination. By virtue of that right they freely determine their political status and freely pursue their economic, social and cultural development."

That is not a talk of a red neck Klansman nor it is a statement of a Neo-Natzi ultra right wing war mongers, nor it is a declaration of the racist bigots as we are being told again and again by the mainstream media and by the most powerful leaders in the west.

That is the United Nations talking. It is a resolution 2200A (XXI) of 16 December 1966. Enrty into force 23 March 1976.

United Nations, The only truly global organisation which has tried to uphold the moral and ethical principles of humankind after WW2 declared clearly and absolutely that all the peoples and nations have a right to rule themselves and decide themselves of everything concerning themselves. Period. 

That is anti globalism. That is against all we are being told and have been told for the past twenty or so years by the big banksters, politicians, leaders, soroses and others. Further more, the UN has stated clearly: 

"CCPR General Comment No. 12: Article 1 (Right to Self-determination)

The Right to Self-determination of Peoples

Adopted at the Twenty-first Session of the Human Rights Committee, on 13 March 1984

1. In accordance with the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations, article 1 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights recognizes that all peoples have the right of self-determination. The right of self-determination is of particular importance because its realization is an essential condition for the effective guarantee and observance of individual human rights and for the promotion and strengthening of those rights. It is for that reason that States set forth the right of self-determination in a provision of positive law in both Covenants and placed this provision as article 1 apart from and before all of the other rights in the two Covenants.

2. Article 1 enshrines an inalienable right of all peoples as described in its paragraphs 1 and 2. By virtue of that right they freely “determine their political status and freely pursue their economic, social and cultural development”. The article imposes on all States parties corresponding obligations. This right and the corresponding obligations concerning its implementation are interrelated with other provisions of the Covenant and rules of international law.

3. Although the reporting obligations of all States parties include article 1, only some reports give detailed explanations regarding each of its paragraphs. The Committee has noted that many of them completely ignore article 1, provide inadequate information in regard to it or confine themselves to a reference to election laws. The Committee considers it highly desirable that States parties’ reports should contain information on each paragraph of article 1.

4. With regard to paragraph 1 of article 1, States parties should describe the constitutional and political processes which in practice allow the exercise of this right.

5. Paragraph 2 affirms a particular aspect of the economic content of the right of self-determination, namely the right of peoples, for their own ends, freely to “dispose of their natural wealth and resources without prejudice to any obligations arising out of international economic cooperation, based upon the principle of mutual benefit, and international law. In no case may a people be deprived of its own means of subsistence”. This right entails corresponding duties for all States and the international community. States should indicate any factors or difficulties which prevent the free disposal of their natural wealth and resources contrary to the provisions of this paragraph and to what extent that affects the enjoyment of other rights set forth in the Covenant.

6. Paragraph 3, in the Committee’s opinion, is particularly important in that it imposes specific obligations on States parties, not only in relation to their own peoples but vis-à-vis all peoples which have not been able to exercise or have been deprived of the possibility of exercising their right to self-determination. The general nature of this paragraph is confirmed by its drafting history. It stipulates that “The States parties to the present Covenant, including those having responsibility for the administration of Non-Self-Governing and Trust Territories, shall promote the realization of the right of self-determination, and shall respect that right, in conformity with the provisions of the Charter of the United Nations”. The obligations exist irrespective of whether a people entitled to self-determination depends on a State party to the Covenant or not. It follows that all States parties to the Covenant should take positive action to facilitate realization of and respect for the right of peoples to self-determination. Such positive action must be consistent with the States’ obligations under the Charter of the United Nations and under international law: in particular, States must refrain from interfering in the internal affairs of other States and thereby adversely affecting the exercise of the right to self-determination. The reports should contain information on the performance of these obligations and the measures taken to that end.

7. In connection with article 1 of the Covenant, the Committee refers to other

international instruments concerning the right of all peoples to self-determination, in particular the Declaration on Principles of International Law concerning Friendly Relations and Cooperation among States in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations, adopted by the General Assembly on 24 October 1970 (General Assembly resolution 2625 (XXV)).

8. The Committee considers that history has proved that the realization of and respect for the right of self-determination of peoples contributes to the establishment of friendly relations and cooperation between States and to strengthening international peace and understanding."

Let us repeat this one so no one can say "I did not see that":

THE COMMITEE CONSIDERS THAT HISTORY AS PROVED THAT THE REALIZATION OF AND RESPECT FOR THE RIGHT OF THE SELF-DETERMINATION OF PEOPLES CONTRIBUTES TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF FRIENDLY RELATIONS AND COOPERATION BETWEEN STATES AND TO STRENGHTENING INTERNATIONAL PEACE AND UNDERSTANDING. 

There you go. The UN has declared that it is the cooperation between INDENPENDENT peoples and nations which guarantees the peace and understanding between countries and in general. This is absolutely the opposite what the globalists have been telling and are saying to us. 

Well, we can see how well globalism has brought peace to the world. Let us take a good look at the world and the wars and conflicts since the globalism was launched in 1990's. We take steps from today down to year 1990 which we assume as the birth date of the truly globalistic policies and activities. This is the world peace the globalism has brought to all of us by the globalist and their "global village" ideology.

WAR IN DONBASS 2014

LIBYAN CIVIL WAR 2014 – PRESENT

NORTHERN IRAQ OFFENSIVE JUNE 2014

ISRAEL–GAZA CONFLICT 2014

NORTHERN IRAQ OFFENSIVE AUGUST 2014

2013


SOUTH SUDANESE CIVIL WAR 2013 - PRESENT

RENAMO INSURGENCY 2013 – 2014

2012


NORTHERN MALI CONFLICT 2012 - PRESENT

HEGLIG CRISIS 2012

M23 REBELLION 2012 - 2013

CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC CONFLICT 2012 – PRESENT

2011


LIBYAN CIVIL WAR 2011

SINAI INSURGENCY 2011-PRESENT

SYRIAN CIVIL WAR 2011-PRESENT

SUDANESE CONFLICT IN SOUTH KORDOFAN AND BLUE NILE 2011 - PRESENT

ETHNIC VIOLENCE IN SOUTH SUDAN 2011–PRESENT

NORTH KOSOVO CRISIS 2011-2013

OPERATION LINDA NCHI 2011-2012

FACTIONAL VIOLENCE IN LIBYA 2011–2014

IRAQI INSURGENCY 2011 – PRESENT

2010


SOUTH KYRGYZSTAN ETHNIC CLASHES 2010

KINGSTON UNREST 2010

TAJIKISTAN INSURGENCY 2010

SECOND IVORIAN CIVIL WAR 2010-2011

2009


SUDANESE NOMADIC CONFLICTS 2009-PRESENT

INSURGENCY IN THE NORTH CAUCASUS 2009-PRESENT

BOKO HARAM UPRISING 2009

SOUTH YEMEN INSURGENCY 2009-PRESENT

WAR IN SOMALIA 2009–PRESENT

2008


INVASION OF ANJOUAN 2008

CAMBODIAN–THAI BORDER DISPUTE 2008-2011

DJIBOUTIAN–ERITREAN BORDER CONFLICT 2008

RUSSO-GEORGIAN WAR 2008

GAZA WAR 2008–2009

2007


OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM – TRANS SAHARA 2007

TUAREG REBELLION 2007–2009

WAR IN INGUSHETIA 2007

2006


FATAH–HAMAS CONFLICT 2006

LEBANON WAR 2006

MEXICAN DRUG WAR 2006

WAR IN SOMALIA 2006–2009

2005


CHADIAN CIVIL WAR 2005–2010

MOUNT ELGON INSURGENCY 2005-2008

2004


BALOCHISTAN CONFLICT 2004

WAR IN NORTH-WEST PAKISTAN 2004

CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC BUSH WAR 2004-2007

CONFLICT IN THE NIGER DELTA 2004

SHIA INSURGENCY IN YEMEN 2004

KIVU CONFLICT 2004-2009

2003


WAR IN DARFUR 2003

IRAQ WAR 2003-2011

2002


PEREJIL ISLAND CRISIS 2002

OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM – PHILIPPINES 2002

OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM – HORN OF AFRICA 2002

FIRST IVORIAN CIVIL WAR 2002

2001


BANGLADESHI-INDIAN BORDER SKIRMISH 2001

INSURGENCY IN THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA 2001

WAR IN AFGHANISTAN 2001–2014

2000


SIX-DAY WAR 2000

SECOND INTIFADA 2000-2005

1999


ETHIOPIAN-ERITREAN BORDER WAR 1999-PRESENT

KARGIL WAR 1999

EAST TIMORESE CRISIS 1999

INSURGENCY IN THE PRESEVO VALLEY 1999-2001

SECOND LIBERIAN CIVIL WAR 1999-2003

ITURI CONFLICT 1999-2007

WAR OF DAGESTAN 1999

SECOND CHECHEN WAR 1999-2009

ISLAMIST INSURGENCY IN NIGERIA 1999

1998


WAR IN ABKHAZIA 1998

KOSOVO WAR 1998

ERITREAN–ETHIOPIAN WAR 1998-2000

SECOND CONGO WAR 1998-2003

GUINEA-BISSAU CIVIL WAR 1998-1999

AL-QAEDA INSURGENCY IN YEMEN 1998

ETHIOPIAN-ERITREAN BORDER WAR 1998

REAL IRA BOMBING IN NORTHERN IRELAND 1998

KOSOVO UPRISING 1998-1999

RUF RESISTANCE IN SIERRA LEONE 1998-PRESENT

TUTSI REBELLION IN THE CONGO 1998-PRESENT

1997


ANJOUAN AND MOHELI SECESSION: COMOROS 1997

CAMBODIAN CIVIL WAR 1997

ALBANIAN INVESTMENT REBELLION 1997

MULTINATIONAL INTERVENTION IN SIERRA LEONE 1997-1998

MUTINY IN SIERRA LEONE 1997

ALBANIAN REBELLION OF 1997

REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO CIVIL WAR 1997

CLASHES IN CAMBODIA 1997

1996


ALLIED DEMOCRATIC FORCES INSURGENCY 1996

NEPALESE CIVIL WAR 1996-2006

CIVIL WAR IN AFGHANISTAN 1996–2001

FIRST CONGO WAR 1996-1997

EPR REVOLT IN MEXICO 1996

MILITARY COUP IN SIERRA LEONE 1996

LIBERIAN CIVIL WAR 1996-1997

NORTH KOREAN INFILTRATION CAMPAIGN 1996

VIOLENCE IN NORTHERN IRELAND 1996-1997

PEASANT UPRISING IN COLOMBIA 1996

HUTU REBELLION IN BURUNDI 1996-PRESENT

MILITARY COUP IN BURUNDI 1996

1995


ECUADORAN-PERUVIAN BORDER WAR 1995

HUTU REBELS IN BURUNDI 1995

KONKOMBA-NANUMBA VIOLENCE IN GHANA 1995

ZAPATISTA SUPPRESSION IN MEXICO 1995

LRA INSURGENCY IN UGANDA 1995-PRESENT

CENEPA WAR 1995

INSURGENCY IN OGADEN 1995-2008

SECOND AFAR INSURGENCY 1995

1994


IRAQI KURDISH CIVIL WAR 1994-1997

CHIAPAS CONFLICT 1994

CIVIL WAR IN YEMEN 1994

FIRST CHECHEN WAR 1994-1996

CAPRIVI CONFLICT 1994-1999

CHECHEN REVOLT IN RUSSIA 1994-1996

TUTSI GENOCIDE IN RWANDA 1994

KONKOMBA-NANUMBA VIOLENCE IN GHANA 1994-1995

ZAPATISTA REBELLION IN MEXICO 1994

BAJAUR INSURGENCY IN PAKISTAN 1994

1993


CIVIL WAR IN BURUNDI 1993-1994

KHMER ROUGE INSURGENCY IN CAMBODIA 1992-1998

COMMUNIST REBELLION IN RUSSIA 1993

CLAN WARFARE IN SOMALIA 1993-PRESENT

THE WACO SIEGE IN TEXAS 1993

ETHNIC CONFLICT IN NAGALAND 1993

BURUNDIAN CIVIL WAR 1993-2005

RUSSIAN CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS 1993

1992


EAST PRIGORODNY CONFLICT 1992

CIVIL WAR IN AFGHANISTAN 1992–1996

TRANSNISTRIA WAR 1992

WAR IN ABKHAZIA 1992–1993

BOSNIAN WAR 1992-1995

CROAT–BOSNIAK WAR 1992-1994

CIVIL WAR IN TAJIKISTAN 1992-1997

FEBRUARY COUP IN VENEZUELA 1992

NOVEMBER COUP IN VENEZUELA 1992

THE LOS ANGELES RIOT IN THE USA 1992

DUSHANBE DEMONSTRATION IN TAJIKISTAN 1992

TAJIKISTAN CIVIL WAR 1992-1994

BANGKOK MASSACRE IN THAILAND 1992

MILITARY COUP IN SIERRA LEONE 1992

ZANGO-KATAF RIOTS IN NIGERIA 1992

FEBRUARY COUP ATTEMPT IN CHAD 1992

MAY COUP ATTEMPT IN CHAD 1992

ALGERIAN CIVIL WAR 1992-PRESENT

ANGOLAN CIVIL WAR 1992-2002

THE BOSNIAN CIVIL WAR 1992-1995

MILITARY COUP ATTEMPT IN COMOROS 1992

HINDU-MUSLIM RIOT IN INDIA 1992

ABKHAZIAN REBELLION IN GEORGIA 1992-1993

ATTACKS ON COMORAN IMMIGRANTS IN MAHORE 1992

1991


GEORGIAN CIVIL WAR 1991

SHI'ITE REBELLION IN IRAQI 1991-1993

KURDISH REVOLT IN IRAQ AND TURKEY 1991-PRESENT

MOLDOVAN CIVIL WAR 1991-1992

YUGOSLAVIA SERBIA CROATIA WAR 1991

CIVIL WAR IN DJIBOUTI 1991-1994

"TONTONS MACOUTES" REVOLT IN HAITI 1991

NEW-DUVALIERIST REVOLT IN HAITI 1991-1994

PEASANT MASSACRE IN HONDURAS 1991

PALACE MASSACRE IN MADAGASCAR 1991

SLOVENIAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE 1991

SIERRA LEONEAN CIVIL WAR 1991-1996

TOGOLESE CIVIL WAR 1991-1992

MILITARY COUP IN THAILAND 1991

SOMALIAN CIVIL WAR 1991-1993

AUGUST COUP IN THE SOVIET UNION 1991

SOVIET INTERVENTION IN LATVIA 1991

SOVIET INTERVENTION IN LITHUANIA 1991

ALGERIAN CIVIL WAR 1991-2002

SOMALI CIVIL WAR 1991

GEORGIAN CIVIL WAR 1991-1993

UPRISINGS IN IRAQ 1991

TEN-DAY WAR 1991

SOUTH OSSETIA WAR 1991-1992

DJIBOUTIAN CIVIL WAR 1991-1994

CROATIAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE 1991-1995

SIERRA LEONE CIVIL WAR 1991-2002

1990


GULF WAR 1990-1991

RWANDAN CIVIL WAR 1990-1993

TUAREG REBELLION 1990–1995

MINDANAO CRISIS 1990

ANC-INKATHA VIOLENCE IN SOUTH AFRICA 1990-1994

GUERRILLA WAR IN SURINAME 1990-1992

REBELLION IN TRINIDAD 1990

SOMALIAN REVOLUTION 1990-1991

TUTSI INSURGENCY IN RWANDA 1990-1991

SOUTH OSSETIAN REBELLION IN GEORGIA 1990-1992

ANTIGOVERNMENT DEMONSTRATIONS: ALBANIA 1990

STUDENT PROTESTS: ALBANIA 1990

MERCENARY UPRISING IN COMOROS 1990

WALVIS BAY DISPUTE 1990-1994

DEMOCRACY DEMONSTRATIONS IN NEPAL 1990

NIGERIEN CIVIL WAR 1990-1995

JUKUN-TIV CONFLICT IN NIGERIA 1990-1992

PERSIAN GULF WAR 1990-1991

ARMY REBELLION IN THE PHILIPPINES 1990

MAYGAR-ROMANI VIOLENCE IN TRANSYLVANIA 1990

THE OSH RIOTS IN KYRGYZSTAN, USSR 1990

AOUN MUNTINY IN LEBANON 1990

MALIAN CIVIL WAR 1990-1996

Well, There you go. This is the world peace the globalists are talking about. Just look at how many conflicts are going on because the peoples right to self determination has not been granted or given. Take a look how many wars and conflicts are about the oppression of peoples. How many wars are about oil, gas, natural resources and their availability for the multinational corporations? How many wars there are because the globalist powers have seen as their right to destroy a country or nation which has opposed them?

You understand? This is the World Peace brought to you all by Globalism.

Just like George Orwell once wrote: War is Peace.