UN & EU

[Jacqueline]

What is the difference between the UN and EU? Why do the EU want the United States to join so badly and why do they think that since Russia joined that we will be pressured into joining?

God Bless You

Jacqueline

[Az_]

The UN is an organisation designed to try to build world peace by bringing all the nations of the world together. It was created after WWII and the powers that figured prominently in the fight currently posess veto powers over descisions passed down.

The EU is an organisation of Europeon nations to give them a better economic base from which to compete with the rest of the world. It attempts to commonise the economic standards of the involved nations as well as trade practices. The EU is in part designed to compete with the US so it is not likely that we will join the EU. It would entail changing our currency and other financial practices that we are not likely to do.

[CarolineS]

I believe the EU is the revived Roman Empire that will rule over the world in the end times. At present I believe there are 130 nations as members. They are in the process of ratifying their constitution ( no mention of God ), they don't want to "offend" anyone. Everyone who joins has to follow their rules. Once everyone joins, the nations will be divided into ten regions. Each region will have will have a leader of some sort, (ten kings), he will have control over the people in his region. Eventually the US will join the EU, it's just a matter of time.

It's all in Daniel, chapter 2.

In Christ,

CarolineS :il:

[Guest antitox]

The UN has always been the entity intended to push toward a one-world government. In the United Nations Plaza you have groups like Lucis Trust (formerly known as Lucifer Trust) and others like the International Planetary Citizens that have worked to make this push to one-world gov.

The ECU is the actual push to one-world gov by rallying the Europeans first because they know the most powerful, the U.S., will take longer to join. They know it will take time, but they are patiently working on it.

Alot of things have happened over the years with the Trilateral Commission and other organizations that were used to transfer wealth. I honestly cannot identify all the things that went on because its too much, but there have been alot of rich people involved in this thrust to move into the new age. Many right here in the U.S.

[jcm]

What is the difference between the UN and EU? Why do the EU want the United States to join so badly and why do they think that since Russia joined that we will be pressured into joining?

God Bless You

Jacqueline

I've never heard that the EU wants the US to join it. As for the UN being the beginning of a one-world-government, fat chance of that happening what with all the squabbling that goes on there.

[stevehut]

The UN has always been the entity intended to push toward a one-world government.

Huh?

Are you kidding? I don't think the UN has the authority to meddle in the internal affairs of thier member countries.

In any event, the trend of recent years is that the UN is getting less powerful, not more.

[stevehut]

I believe the EU is the revived Roman Empire that will rule over the world in the end times. At present I believe there are 130 nations as members.

Huh?

I don't think there are 130 countries in Europe. I think the latest total is about 28 countries in the EU, something like that. And the combined military might of all these countries is but a small percentage of the U.S. And when you consider that many of them (esp. the UK) are allies of the US, I don't think there's much of a chance of the EU ruling the world.

[dgolvach]

The UN is the world's largest debating league. Most major players(nations) send their best debating team. They compeat in an try to look like they are making an impact but its really just that. The U stands for Usless. They really don't get much of anything accomplished these days. Usless Nations

I hope they leave soon!

Dan

[CarolineS]

OK. I meant to say that eventually there will be 130 countries. Everyone will eventually be a part of the EU.

As for the UN, they have become a paper tiger and are becoming less and less influential. I don't think anyone takes them seriously.

In Christ,

CarolineS.

[Az_]

Where is this notion that everyone will eventually be part of the EU come from. It is specifically a Europeon group. It exists for the purpose of organising the Europeon countries so they can compete on even ground with the US, China, and other developing industrial powers.

As to the UN it was flawed from the start due to handing out Veto powers to a few nations. It has become ineffective because it has been abused by those nations. All the debate in the world will not suffice if one of the veto nations decides it simply doesn't want to play nice with the rest of the world.