Bibliograph

Here come the black helicopters!, UN global governance and the loss of freedom, Dick Morris and Eileen McGann

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Here come the black helicopters!, UN global governance and the loss of freedom, Dick Morris and Eileen McGann

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Here come the black helicopters!

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

798615881

Responsibility statement

Dick Morris and Eileen McGann

Sub title

UN global governance and the loss of freedom

Summary

Anyone who believes that there are currently serious attempts to transfer American autonomy to the United Nations or to an international commission is a labeled kook, a conspiracy theorist, a member of the "black helicopter crowd." The term is a useful metaphor to capture this attempt to erode our sovereignty by a network of United Nations treaties, codes, guidelines, and other resolutions. They call it "global governance." We call it the end of freedom--the homogenization of America. The day when the virtual black helicoptors land

Table Of Contents

Part one : The future of our country and of our freedom is in grave danger! -- Part two : UN forces gun control on America -- Part three : UN sovereignty at sea treaty : a third world tax on America -- Part four : the UN tries to regulate the Internet -- Part five : Transfer of wealth: the Rio+20 Treaty -- Part six : UN supremacy over our courts -- Part seven : Globalist control of space -- Part eight : Taxing the US without our approval -- Part nine : Agenda 29 : telling us how to live -- Part ten : Global governance : who would our bedfellows be?

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