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The Soon Coming Judgment Of God Upon America and How To Escape It 404
Sam Keen, a philosopher/author stated that the world’s population needed to be reduced by 90
percent. Keen summarized the consensus of the 1995 Forums participants. He said:
…there was very strong agreement that religious institutions have to take
primary responsibility for the population explosion. We must speak far more
clearly about sexuality, about contraception, about abortion, about the values that
control the population, because the ecological crisis, in short, is the population
crisis. Cut the [world's] population by 90 percent and there aren't enough people
left to do a great deal of ecological damage.
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In other words the Forum consensus was that 5.4 billion people need to be eliminated
from the face of the earth. While Keen spoke of population control methods, the word “cut” is
not synonymous with control; it is synonymous with eliminate. It doesn’t matter if Keen’s
statement was met to be humorous or serious, in either case it is equally reflective of the mindset
of a majority of the Forum’s participants. They worship nature and regard nature above the life
of humans.
Commenting on the 2000 State of the World Forum Charles Burack wrote in Tikkun
magazine:
“What was so remarkable about this conference was the general consensus among
leaders in politics, business, science, technology, religion and social services that the world
community needs to ensure that globalization is governed by moral and spiritual values, not
just political and economic ones.”(Emphasis added.)
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As has been demonstrated, these “moral
and spiritual values” for the NWO will not come from a Judeo-Christian prospective but from
that of paganism.
Berit Kjos, of Kjos Ministries, reported on the 2003 State of the World Forum. His
impression was that the vast majority shared “Gorbachev's global vision”. A vision that includes
replacing the “Judeo-Christian world view” with “a new set of inclusive universal values.”
Values that would be synthesized from the “wisdom distilled by all faiths” excluding
Christianity. Essentially a one-world religion based on a set of values derived from Satan
himself. Kjos writes:
The cultural paradigm (social consciousness or world view) expressed in
the roundtable discussions, in the plenary speeches, and among the youth from
nations, left little doubt that this group of statesmen and potential leaders shared
Gorbachev's global vision….
The former Soviet leader was both idol and tyrant, and the speakers
expressed their reverence. Most major session and many smaller forums ended
with summary statements by Gorbachev who praised those who echoed his
sentiments and corrected those who deviated from his revised party line.
Chastising American individualism, democracy, decadence and resistance to UN-
style globalism, he defended his own Communist record. And while
acknowledging that his Communist government had made mistakes, his plan for
change bore an ominous resemblance to his old agenda.
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