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Wake up and realise the real purpose for world integration
President Donald Trump listens during a meeting at the Palace Hotel during the United Nations General Assemblyon September 21, 2017 in New York. (Photo: AP)
Letters
September 24, 2017

Wake up and realise the real purpose for world integration

Dear Editor,

US President Donald Trump’s signing of the economic sanctions against individuals, banks, and businesses that do significant commerce with the sovereign country of North Korea should now be the clearest evidence that world integration, in exchange for a few billions of dollars in trade for weak and greedy countries and businesses, is purely designed to help the world’s greatest terrorist and slave masters cruise to its achievement of the New World Order where countries and businesses would have become pawns if they do not want to die from starvation via economic sanction.

I am predicting that if North Korea’s supreme leader Kim Jong-Un is really the determined warrior as I see him to be, then he would have more than studied Cuba’s former President Fidel Castro’s mastery and methods to enduring 50 years of commercial embargo from the United States of America and by extension the framework integrated with the United States. If he has not done that study on Cuba’s resistance to embargoes and sanctions, then I am further predicting that Kim Jong-Un, realising that the economic sanction will ultimately starve and kill his people, will take the merciless move of launching nuclear missiles at specific targets, thus triggering a nuclear war, which will pull China and Russia into the fray and, at the end of it all, all the blame for the death of innocent citizens will be left on the shoulders and hands of the present world power ‘enforcers’.

Finally, this devastating massacre of thousands of people will ultimately result in countries across the globe losing all confidence in the present world power and cause them to pull out of every global integration body and trade deal in order to prevent a tragedy like that from ever happening again.

That would make me so elated to know that the New World Order completion would then be permanently stopped, and the world’s greatest terrorist will no longer be classified as a superpower!

Garth “Sub-Zero” Allen

excellentsub@hotmail.com

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