Seven in 10 Brits support 'world government' to protect humanity from global catastrophes

Any people no matter where they are from that would want to give up their sovereignty to a bunch of foreigners are fools.

IMO.

We have seen how well unions have worked out.

The European Union. FAILED.

The American Union called the United States. FAILED.

Just an excuse to take power,create taxes, and blow money however they see fit.

I don't support one world anything.

The climate change bullsnip is the biggest example of that crap.

The only real question to be asking is Who do you want to rule over you.

I prefer that left up to the individual.

a reply to: M5xaz

Do you propose maybe a council of nations to run interplanetary affairs?

I think a few sci fi feature such ideas where a planet have some sort of council that deals with interplanetary affairs while their nations run their respective lands locally.

originally posted by: starwarsisreal
a reply to: M5xaz

Do you propose maybe a council of nations to run interplanetary affairs?

I think a few sci fi feature such ideas where a planet have some sort of council that deals with interplanetary affairs while their nations run their respective lands locally.

When we see a real working method to teleport stuff across vast spanses of space, then we might get serious about worrying about ET invasions and galactic federation arrangements.

Just think how much money politicians would get.

Battleground countries.

Only a hand full of countries would determine the 'president'.

If the American election costs over $1 billion to buy.

The new flavor of the same old BS would probably cost $1 Trillion to buy.

a reply to: DrumsRfun

That's very true.

On top of that we didn't even want to stay in the EU.
I could imagine a world government having fewer controllers and ultimate power.

Doesn't sound too good to me.

a reply to: Domo1

I can assure you that most Brits don't feel that way. Most are very disillusioned with government's in general. As was clearly demonstrated by the vote to leave the EU.

We like our free at the point of delivery healthcare, and the fact that, despite what we are currently seeing, our police are not routinely armed. Terrible food Says a person from the country that has the worlds weakest mustard and calls jam 'jelly' . Still, I like our brash younger American cousins.

a reply to: IgnoranceIsntBlisss

But in the other hand we do need to work with other countries. I mean we can't stay on this rock forever.

These globalists might use the idea of expanding to space as an excuse to create their tyrannical one world nation.

That's why I propose a council of nations, so they can work together to go to space while retaining their national identities.

a reply to: DrumsRfun

If they asked ten people, and seven answered yes, they didn't exactly lie, did they? Not exactly...



I have doubts as to the veracity of this "poll", too...

a reply to: seagull

Smells like they're trying to tell us what to think.

Not asking us what we think.

a reply to: starwarsisreal

Isn't that sort of the idea for the UN? The idea is still sound & not without merit, but it needs reworked so that it's not just a figurative neutered world congress with no reason to take seriously.

a reply to: Tulpa

Pretty much!

...and, unfortunately, all too many are more than willing to go along with it.

Count me among the 3 that don't.

From the article:

interviewed 8,100

Great sample size. I wonder where it was conducted? A big remain area i'd imagine...

Anything in The Independent should be taken with a grain of salt. They've jumped hard on the progressive SJW band wagon. Fairly hard to differentiate between them and The Guardian these days, which has evolved into the progressive SJW version of the Daily Fail.

originally posted by: Domo1
People in the UK seem to love big government. They're also likely to support jailing people for online jokes, beg the government to put cameras in their bedrooms all while claiming to have a stiff upper lip.

They should be quarantined so we don't have to listen to them and the terrible food doesn't leak out.

Love those weird tea swillers anyway.

That's North Londoners or Cultural Marxists. For some reason they think they are here to be social justice warriors and decide the future of the UK. Everyone else in the country is fed up of them; fishing communities, Scotland, North of England, The South-West, The South-East. Scotland is fed up of English solutions for Scottish problems.

a reply to: starwarsisreal

...The ComRes survey, commissioned ahead of the G7 Summit in Sicily by the Global Challenges Foundation, interviewed 8,100 people in eight countries...

Independent. Really? ... really?

1000 people each, not so many Brits then. Why is that news? And since when is feeling like a world citizen, or acting in face of a fricken emergency for that matter, support for the NWO? Kinda misleading headline, innit?

Global Challenges Foundation... with a $5mill challenge... hm. I wanna say something sinister but open source brainstorming actually sounds like a really good idea. Hmm...

That's because the British are wicked, at least the people who were polled and who came up with the Babel system of globalization and universal religion.

It's the reason, not the solution, a Hegelian dialectic of sorts.

This does not jive with the Brexit vote.

originally posted by: Teikiatsu
This does not jive with the Brexit vote.

That's because they are sneaky and devious.

They never even used the Euro, they planned this, everything is planned.

It will make little difference. Brexit that is, to these old plans of sociopaths with too much power.

a reply to: starwarsisreal

It's Official , 7 in 10 Brits are Bloody Nits...........

7 in 10 Brits are dumb.

originally posted by: Wardaddy454
7 in 10 Brits are dumb.

Generations of inbreeding will do that.