A vision of world freedom, to defeat the emerging World Government.
A few days before Matt Taibbi gave his freedom speech at the 'Rescue the Republic' event, someone else gave an even better one.
Thanks to a link in our comments section, from reader Maureen ODH, we listened to this speech. It’s magnificent.
And it should have been made by an American. But it wasn’t. It should be quoted and reprinted by media around the world. It isn't. But this speech could and should be heard as nothing less than a declaration of a new world freedom.
Read an abridged version of the speech here. Then listen to or read it all at the links we give below.
“A warning: We are at the end of a cycle…”
By way of introduction, the speech was given by Argentine president Javier Milei, to the United Nations General Assembly. The UN is in the process of announcing plans for a new world government, at its “Summit of the Future”. Everyone there but Milei seems eager to take a giant step toward global totalitarianism. Certainly no one in the mass media is speaking out against the new global government. A number of Substackers are, though. And last week we posted about it. About how the UN may become a world government, but also about how a much larger and more threatening world government is emerging, rising from the swamp of nation-states of the world.
HERE’S an abridged version of THE SPEECH:
I am an economist, a classical liberal libertarian economist, who has never had the ambition to be a politician and who was honored with the position of President of the Argentine Republic, in the face of the resounding failure of more than a century of collectivist of collectivist policies that destroyed our country.
I would like to take this opportunity to — with humility — alert the various nations of the world to the path they have been treading for decades and the danger of this organization's failure to fulfill its original mission. I do not come here to tell the world what to do; I come here to tell the world, on the one hand, what will happen if the United Nations continues to promote collectivist policies
The United Nations' 2030 Agenda, although well-intentioned in its goals, is nothing more than a supranational government program, socialist in nature, which seeks to solve the problems of modernity with solutions that violate the sovereignty of nation states and violate people's right to life, liberty, and property. It is an agenda that aims to solve poverty, inequality, and discrimination with legislation that only deepens them. Because world history shows that the only way to guarantee prosperity is by limiting the power of the monarch, guaranteeing equality before the law and defending the right to life, liberty, and property of individuals.
It has been precisely the adoption of this agenda, which obeys privileged interests, the abandonment of the principles — outlined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of the United Nations — that has distorted the role of this institution and put it on the wrong path. Thus, we have seen how an organization, born to defend the rights of man, has been one of the main proponents of the systematic violation of freedom, as — for example — with the global quarantines during the year 2020, which should be considered a crime against humanity.
In this same House that claims to defend human rights, they have allowed bloody dictatorships such as Cuba and Venezuela to join the Human Rights Council without the slightest reproach. In this same House that claims to defend women's rights, they allow countries that punish their women for showing their skin to join the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women. In this same House — systematically — they have voted against the State of Israel, which is the only country in the Middle East that defends liberal democracy, while simultaneously demonstrating a total inability to respond to the scourge of terrorism. In the economic sphere, collectivist policies have been promoted that threaten economic growth, violate property rights, and hinder the natural economic process, preventing the most underprivileged countries in the world from freely enjoying their own resources in order to move forward. Regulations and prohibitions promoted precisely by the countries that developed thanks to doing the same thing they condemn today. Furthermore, a toxic relationship has been promoted between global governance policies and international lending agencies, requiring the most neglected countries to commit resources they do not have to programs they do not need, turning them into perpetual debtors to promote the agenda of the global elites.
Nor has the tutelage of the World Economic Forum helped, where ridiculous policies are promoted with Malthusian blinders on — such as "Zero Emission" policies — which harm poor countries in particular. To policies linked to sexual and reproductive rights, when the birth rate in Western countries is plummeting, heralding a bleak future for all.
Therefore, I would like to issue a warning: we are at the end of a cycle. Collectivism and moral posturing, of the woke agenda, have collided with reality and no longer have credible solutions to offer to the world's real problems. In fact, they never had them.
We — in Argentina — have already seen with our own eyes what lies at the end of this road of envy and sad passions: poverty, brutalization, anarchy and a fatal absence of freedom. We still have time to turn away from this course. Argentina, which is undergoing a profound process of change, has decided to embrace the ideas of freedom; those ideas that say that all citizens are born free and equal before the law, that we have inalienable rights granted by the Creator, among which are the right to life, liberty and property.
We believe in the defense of life for all; we believe in the defense of property for all; we believe in freedom of speech for all; we believe in freedom of worship for all; we believe in freedom of commerce for all; and we believe in limited governments, all of them.
And because in these times what happens in one country quickly impacts others, we believe that all people should live free from tyranny and oppression, whether it takes the form of political oppression, economic slavery or religious fanaticism. That fundamental idea must not remain mere words; it must be supported in deeds, diplomatically, economically and materially, through the combined strength of all countries, which stand for freedom.
Argentina will not support any policy that implies the restriction of individual freedoms, of trade, or the violation of the natural rights of individuals, no matter who promotes it or how much consensus that institution has. For this reason, we wish to express — officially — our dissent on the Pact of the Future, signed on Sunday, and we invite all the nations of the free world to join us, not only in dissenting from this pact, but also in the creation of a new agenda for this noble institution: the agenda of freedom.
From this day on, know that the Argentine Republic will abandon the position of historical neutrality that characterized us and will be at the forefront of the struggle in defense of freedom. Because — as Thomas Paine said — "those who wish to reap the blessings of freedom must — as men — endure the fatigue of defending it."
May God bless the Argentines and all the citizens of the world, and may the forces of heaven be with us.
That speech must have made the audience of UN lizard people writhe in their seats, like vampires at a crucifix museum.
To stem the rising tide of totalitarian world government, we the right need a new vision of freedom for the future. And we need to make that vision real. It could be done.
Excellent speech! Thank you for posting!
Thanks a lot for this huge work, and for sharing tgis spark oh hope ! 🙏🤝
Let’s spread worldwide !