8/31/2024

My opinion: The UN became involved with the One World Order/Schwab/Soros and now have their tail in a crack.

What right does the UN unelected officials have to try to run the world? They need to do their unelected job and stop interfering with the working people of the world – Schwab/Soros are trying to implement WWII’s agenda they lost – which was to “take over the world.” Schwab/Soros were some of the spoiled left overs from that conflict.

 By Ella Ford  Aug 30, 2024

Louder with Crowder’s MugClub Undercover unit has unveiled a revealing video exposing the deep-seated anxieties within the United Nations regarding the possibility of Donald Trump’s re-election. The video, which features Jorge Paoletti, a prominent official in the UN’s Office of Legal Affairs, sheds light on the organization’s apprehensions about the impact of another Trump presidency on its global agenda.

Self Described “Globalist” United Nations Legal Affairs Official Says He’s “Not Sure Institution is going to survive” 2nd Trump Term:

https://video.spreely.com/embed/3orK1pR8UjmlcSi?color=04abf2

Paoletti, who openly identifies as a “globalist,” discusses the UN’s long-term mission to cultivate a global citizen consciousness. This mission, according to Paoletti, aims to establish a unified political identity, centralized government structures, and even a global armed force. The vision he outlines is one of a world governed by a single overarching authority, which he believes is necessary to address global challenges effectively.

However, Paoletti expresses grave concern over the growing support for the “Make America Great Again” (MAGA) movement in the United States, which he sees as a significant obstacle to the UN’s ambitions. The possibility of Donald Trump returning to the White House is perceived by Paoletti and others within the UN as a direct threat to their globalist agenda. In his own words, the UN official admits that a Trump re-election would be “devastating” to their plans.

Paoletti: One of the main enemies [of the MAGA movement] are what they call the globalists. I’m the definition of a globalist…I’m not sure the United Nations as an institution is going to survive a second term by Donald Trump.

MugClub Journalist: You said the United Nations? Wait, say that again?

Paoletti: I’m not sure the UN is going to survive a second term from Trump.

MugClub Journalist: Why do you say that?

Paoletti: Because the purpose of Donald Trump is to end the international institutions that somehow level the playing field. He wants America First.

MugClub Journalist: So, does the UN not want him?

Paoletti: I mean, we are terrified.

Paoletti went on to explain what it means to be a globalist:

MugClub Journalist: So, is globalism one of the goals for the UN?

Paoletti: Absolutely…It’s to create a space for- the creation of a consciousness of a species, of a planet, of an identity as a planet. One of the objectives of the UN is to create an identity of a global citizen.

MugClub Journalist: Of a global citizen?

Paoletti: Yes. Someone who shares an identity — a political identity with everybody on this planet.

MugClub Journalist: Is that known, though? That the UN is- that that’s one of the goals of the UN?

Paoletti: Yes, yes. And that- and I get it. That is annoying for people that are ultra-nationalist…it’s a threat to the absolute power of the United States.

MugClub Journalist: Why?
Paoletti: Because they [American nationalists] don’t want an institution over the US telling the US what to do.

The revelation of these fears within the UN underscores the stark ideological divide between the organization’s globalist vision and the nationalist agenda championed by Trump and his supporters. The UN’s globalist framework, which advocates for diminishing national sovereignty in favor of a centralized global governance, stands in direct opposition to Trump’s America-first policies. Paoletti’s candid remarks highlight the extent to which the UN views Trump’s political ideology as antithetical to their goals.

The concerns raised by Paoletti are not isolated within the UN. There is a broader anxiety among globalist circles that Trump’s re-election could undermine years of efforts to advance global governance. The UN’s unease reflects a broader fear that Trump’s nationalist policies could erode the influence of international institutions, which many conservatives view as overreaching and unaccountable to the electorate.

Paoletti’s statements provide further validation of the suspicions held by many regarding the UN’s intentions. The idea of a centralized global government, as articulated by Paoletti, runs counter to the principles of national sovereignty and self-determination that are foundational to conservative ideology. Trump’s policies, which prioritize American interests and reject the encroachment of international bodies on U.S. sovereignty, resonate with those who believe in maintaining the autonomy of nation-states.

This undercover revelation is likely to bolster support for Trump among his base, who see his opposition to globalism as a defense of American sovereignty. The UN’s apparent “terror” at the prospect of Trump’s re-election may, paradoxically, serve to strengthen the resolve of those who oppose the organization’s globalist agenda.

The video also raises questions about the transparency and accountability of international organizations like the UN. The fact that a high-ranking official within the UN feels comfortable expressing such opinions privately, yet the organization publicly maintains a veneer of neutrality, may lead to further scrutiny and skepticism from conservative commentators and policymakers.

The MugClub Undercover video has brought to light the deep-rooted concerns within the United Nations about the potential re-election of Donald Trump. Jorge Paoletti’s candid admission of the UN’s fears underscores the fundamental clash between globalist ambitions and nationalist principles.

For many conservatives, this revelation will serve as a stark reminder of the stakes involved in the upcoming presidential election, reinforcing their support for policies that prioritize national sovereignty over global governance.

ttps://www.npr.org/2021/06/14/1006149657/biden-to-reaffirm-support-for-nato-at-brussels-summit

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