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Jeremy Bentham (1748-1832), the British utilitarian and philosopher, “attended but did not vote” at the University of London's Council of Intellectuals more than a century after his death. Known as the 'Auto Icon', his embalmed body still lies in a glass case at UCL. The head is made of wax, but the real one is brought out at the ceremonial banquet.The prodigy Bentham was a student of Blackstone at Oxford University. Historian GM Trevelyan says that Bentham, the father of English law reform, saw Blackstone as his nemesis, saying, “Blackstone stood in the way of change by teaching people to…
The United Nations Decade of Education for Sustainable Development (2005-2014), led by UNESCO, aims to develop the principles, values and practices of sustainable development to address socio-economic issues. We aim to integrate it into all aspects of teaching and learning. Cultural and environmental issues facing us in the 21st century – UNESCO Education for Sustainable DevelopmentJohn Rawlings Rees, Tavistock Institute, Brainwashing, Propaganda, 5th Columnist Travel back in time to the 1940s and you'll find a chilling quote from John Rawlings Rees, president of the Tavistock Institute and World Federation for Mental Health, in 1948. Summary of speech given at the…
In our One World Governance series of articles, we have recently focused on the role of partnerships in new systems of global governance.visit to UK Treasury website let readers know that A public-private partnership (PPP) is an arrangement that represents collaboration between the public and private sectors. In its broadest sense, PPP can cover any type of collaboration across the interface between the public and private sectors to deliver policies, services and infrastructure. When the delivery of public services involves private investment in infrastructure, the most common form of PPP is a Private Finance Initiative (PFI). of partnership uk the…
I have received many emails from readers of my article series “One World Governance – A Common Purpose”. Several readers have noted that they find it difficult to visualize the relationships between the various organizations that advance the UN Global Agenda.Analysis of currently available information shows that the boundaries between governments, local authorities, national and international businesses, the third sector (charities and other NGOs), and the general public are intentionally It is thought that this has become ambiguous due to the recent remodeling. our society. Two of the consequences of shaping policy and delivering and monitoring public services through a…
Remember this? A small portion of media coverage, primarily postings on online bulletin boards, blogs, and websites, have made highly offensive and false claims about Common Purpose. – Sir David Bell, Director of Human Resources, Pearson plc and Chairman of the Board of Common Purpose International Despite the large amount of evidence I have already presented regarding the organization Common Purpose, one problem is becoming increasingly apparent. The British media generally fails to inform the British public about its activities, and it also fails to educate its readers about its activities. Relationship with the United Nations Agenda 21 Program. The…
Above all, Maud pinned her personal and political colors to the pillar of government transparency. he recently said Transparency is at the heart of the government's plans, which is why the Cabinet Office, the nerve center of government, is in the driver's seat. All departments are expected to publish their data in the coming weeks. The outpouring of honesty and generosity continues… We are pulling back the curtains to let light into the corridors of power. _ By being open and accountable, you can begin to regain people's trust. For those of us in government, being open is not comfortable.…
All citizens have the right to justice for their various needs, including victims of crimes, defendants accused of crimes, consumers in debt, children in need of care, or businessmen in commercial disputes. has. Our aim is to ensure that access is provided as quickly and at the lowest cost as possible, in line with open justice, and that the public has greater trust and respect for the justice system. Her Majesty's Royal Service says so. Except everything is a lie, especially when it comes to family and children. Yes, the family will have access, but no, they will not receive…
China-based Shenzhen Huashi Future Parking Equipment proposed developing an over-the-road bus that cars could drive underneath. The giant bus could carry 1,200-1,400 passengers at a time. Passengers could board and disembark using an over-the-road terminal, allowing traffic to continue underneath the bus while it is parked. Another option would be for passengers to board using a ladder built into the bus. The company proposes two ways to operate buses safely: by installing rails on both sides of the lane, or by painting white lines on both sides of the bus and using autopilot technology. The rail method is preferred as…
Setting aside the even more ridiculous “reducing carbon emissions” excuses for running cars, taxis and buses on electricity, there is one clear benefit to electricity: clean air. Imagine how much nicer London and big cities would be without diesel exhaust fumes from taxis and buses. Some are imagining just that, as London recently debuted two hydrogen fuel cell-powered taxis, soon to be followed by five hydrogen fuel cell buses. Not wanting to miss the bus, so to speak, Honda has decided to bring the FCX Clarity to the UK. Powered by a hydrogen fuel cell, it is the first car…
Despite the available evidence, there are those who still propagate the belief that discussions about establishing world governance are just one of many conspiracy theories that are corrupting our society. For those skeptics, click on the link below to listen to Tory Ann Milton MP, Minister of Public Health, speak on “Public Health: New Directions.” She says public health is a key priority for the Coalition Government. In summary, she told the audience that too much alcohol, too much tobacco, too much food, and not enough exercise are creating a “perfect storm of ill health and inequality.” She claims: Stepping…