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Date sent:      	Tue, 08 Sep 1998 13:10:37
To:             	idzrus@earthlink.net
From:           	"Lynn M Stuter" <lmstuter@icehouse.net>
Subject:        	In the name of "necessity"


"Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human rights.  It is the
argument of tyrants; it is the creed of slaves." --William Pitt




Necessity has been the plea for --


public education
Goals 2000
School to Work Opportunities Act
the National ID
the national Medical ID
the national database of new hires
the national database of gun purchasers
early childhood development programs
prevention programs of every sort and description
health care reform
social security
medicare/medicaid
abortion rights
gun control
anti-terrorism legislation
environmentalism
sustainable development
land use planning and growth management


. . . and on, and on, and on.


These programs of necessity fall into four categories:


World ecology
World economy
World security
World population growth


In 1974, Ervin Laszlo wrote a book entitled "A Strategy for the Future:
The Systems Approach to World Order" (George Braziller Press, NY).  In
that book he explains how necessity will be the catalyst to the
establishment of world government and he explains how "consensus" will be
used to establish a representative democracy.  Mr Laszlo works with the
United Nations.


LynnS