The Global Constitution for the World

The existence of a constitution for global governance puts in proper perspective the danger that existing Constitutions of sovereign states face under the aggressive Great Reset of U.N. Agenda 2030. 

By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh

The call for a Constitutional Convention of States under Article V of the U.S. Constitution grows louder. The pretext used is the desire to reign in the out-of-control government spending and corruption in Congress. Governments across the globe are nudged by globalists to institute digital currency and, in the U.S., the Constitution stands in the way and it must be modified.

Proponents of such a convention even found escapees from communist regimes like Cuba and Venezuela and are using them to make public statements that such a convention would prevent communism from taking hold in this country, a ludicrous idea.

Aside from the fact that communism has not been defeated but adopted in the U.S. and grown exponentially thanks to academia, public schools, and the main stream media, people fail to mention the real possibility of a runaway convention where the Constitution would be replaced with one already written, waiting to be adopted and deployed.

One such constitution waiting in the wings for adoption is the Draft International Covenant on Environment and Development (D.I.C.E.D.). I wrote in my book, 'U.N. Agenda 21: Environmental Piracy', that it is the environmental constitution of global governance, and that our rights will be diced in every way imaginable if this global constitution will ever be adopted. It has already been issued in five editions, in 1994, 2000, 2004, 2010, and 2015. The fifth edition has 83 articles and 238 pages.

All signatory nations, including the U.S., would become centrally planned, socialist countries in which all decisions would be made within the framework of Sustainable Development, the lynchpin of U.N. Agenda 2030..............To Read More....