Augusto Lopez-Claros Proposing a New World Order

Augusto Lopez-Claros, a former chief economist at the World Economic Forum (WEF) and a high-ranking official at the World Bank and International Monetary Fund, is proposing a radical overhaul of the United Nations to give it unprecedented powers to control the global environmental agenda.

Lopez-Claros' vision is a dystopian nightmare where the UN has the authority to impose binding legislation on nations, with 'necessary enforcement mechanisms' to ensure compliance. This is a thinly veiled attempt to establish a global government, where unelected bureaucrats like Lopez-Claros get to dictate the terms of our existence.

According to Lopez-Claros, our current system of international cooperation is 'no longer fit for purpose' because it doesn't allow for the kind of top-down control he envisions. He claims that the UN struggles to cope with global crises because it lacks the 'appropriate jurisdiction.' But what he really means is that the UN doesn't have enough power to impose its will on sovereign nations.

Lopez-Claros and the Global Governance Forum are proposing a series of 'reforms' to the UN Charter, including the establishment of a 'Parliamentary Assembly' and an 'Earth System Council' that would have the authority to pass binding legislation. This is a direct attack on national sovereignty and democracy, where unelected bureaucrats get to make decisions for the world without any accountability to the people.

The language used by Lopez-Claros is deliberately misleading, claiming that this is about 'boosting the UN's democratic legitimacy.' But what it really means is that the UN would become a tool of global governance, where unelected elites get to impose their agenda on the world without any regard for democracy or accountability.

We must reject Lopez-Claros' proposals and defend our right to national sovereignty and democracy. We must recognize that the UN is not a democratic institution and that its attempts to impose global governance are a threat to our freedom and autonomy.