Maharishi Island of World Peace
Long touted One World
Government lands off Nova Scotia coast
By Judi McLeod
Saturday, October 15, 2005
Who ever thought that when the
long threatened One World Order arrived, bagpipes would usher it in?
The inauguration of the so-called Global Parliament of World
Peace is taking place even as you read this, off the coast of Nova Scotia in
the Maritimes. Or as the friends
of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi put it, "the land of the rising sun for North
America".
A flag has been raised among the breeze-caressed heather at
the newly declared Maharishi Island of World Peace--official headquarters for
the Global Parliament of World Peace, near Skye Lodge.
Pomp and ceremony of inaugural sessions stretch over a
four-day period, Oct. 12 through Oct. 16, culminating with a World Peace
Banquet where harpists and pianists perform.
The town of Port Hastings, Cape Breton, overlooking the
famed Canso Causeway, a 2-½ hour drive from Halifax is home to scenic
Skye Lodge, where autumn has painted the foliage.
"The Maharishi Island of World Peace" is situated on Nova
Scotia's east coast near Skye Lodge.
The flag of the Global Country of World Peace was raised on
October 12 and ground was broken for the first building of the Global
Parliament,
According to a media release from the Canadian Administrative
Office, "The Global Country of World Peace was conceived and founded in the
year 2000, by His Holiness Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, (once spiritual adviser to
the Beatles), together with scientists, educators, doctors, lawyers and
peace-loving citizens of more than 100 nations."
Some of them will undoubtedly get in a little yogic flying
between inaugural sessions,
"The Global Country of World Peace was founded to provide a
global home for peace-loving people everywhere. A country without borders, its purpose is, in part, to
reduce the divisive influence of nationalism and national borders, which
arbitrarily separate humanity from humanity.
"The administration of the Global Country of World Peace is
based, not on man-made law, but on Natural Law, the vast organizing
intelligence that governs the universe, with perfect order and without
problems."
Utopia, thy name is now Nova Scotia.
As if the great unwashed didn't have enough problems with
their government leaders already, "the purpose of the Global Parliament of
World Peace is to present the Constitution of the Universe to the world and to
provide training programs for the politicians and administrators of every
country in this absolute system of administration, so that suffering and
problems belong to no one and peace, harmony, happiness and fulfillment
dominate the daily life of the people everywhere."
In short, the Global Parliament is going to clone them.
The Global Parliament of World Peace has a mission to "bring
fulfillment to the laudable goals of the original founders of the United
Nations for permanent peace and security for all nations."
Like so many others, they take issue with Kofi Annan and the
current crop of diplomatic bigwigs running the world's largest bureaucracy.
"Today, when the existing United Nations is trying to reform
itself, it is abundantly clear to the world that it has utterly failed in its
mission to create and maintain world peace. This is because it has lacked the scientific knowledge of
how to create and maintain peace in the world.
"Furthermore, the permanent member's (sic) of the UN
Security Council are the world's largest arms producing nations, who on the one
hand pose as champions of world peace and on the other hand manufacture and
peddle their weapons of destruction for profit. How can peace and security ever be created by such an
organization?"
A sentiment shared around the office water cooler for
decades.
Parliaments of World Peace will be held on a regular basis
in various parts of the word—but the Maharishi Island of World Peace in
Canada has been chosen to be "the permanent seat of the Global Parliament of
World Peace."
There's competition for the United Nations coming down the
pike off the coast of rock-bound Nova Scotia.
Meanwhile, Kofi Annan would be best advised to start
dragging his kilt out of mothballs.
Canada Free Press founding editor Most recent by Judi McLeod is an award-winning journalist with 30 years experience in the print media. Her work has appeared on Newsmax.com, Drudge Report, Foxnews.com, Glenn Beck. Judi can be reached at: judi@canadafreepress.com
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