The Black Horseman - The European Union.
`Behold a black horse, and he who sat on it had a pair of scales in his hand....a quart of wheat for a denarius and three quarts for a denarius...` (Rev. 6: 5 & 6)
This pictorial illustration depicts the power and philosophy of the European Union. The `man with the scales` represents the philosophy of a market economy and the scales show the weighing out of basic goods. A `denarius` was how much a worker would earn in a day. Wheat and barley are used to make flour, bread, the basic substance of living. In other words what you earn for a day will hardly feed you and your family.
This is how it is coming about.
After WW2, Europe was decimated, but the allies enabled some of the countries to come together and rebuild. A few countries at first, then over the years, as trade barriers were broken down across borders, giving free flow of goods and services, most European countries came together as the European Union. Finally there was a common currency, the Euro.
The Global Pattern.
Thus the unification of Europe provided the Pattern for the second step towards Global Government, to bring the nations of the world together under the Forums (G7 & G 20) and their International Institutions, (IMF and others).
Then the `Free Trade` philosophy was presented to the nations of the world, as the way forward for World Trade and Commerce. Nations began to bring down their National trade barriers giving free flow of goods and services. Over the years we have seen the result of this philosophy, with multi-nationals doing away with many national businesses.
This may have brought cheap goods and services in the short term however the monopoly of a few is destroying a nation`s abilities to provide for itself. It is only leading to making the Middle Class poorer and poorer, and the few rich, richer and richer.
Then the further taking down of barriers in regard to water, is having dire consequences. Previously owning of water was linked to agriculture and farming. Now however with water on the open market and people buying and then selling at great profit, it has taken the availability of water from many food producers.
Thus many farmers have to leave the industry, and we will shortly see not only food prices rise, but there will be a shortage of food. The `loaf of bread for a day`s pay` is fast coming about.
The stage is now being set for the last step to the Global Government - a Global Currency.
`Behold a black horse, and he who sat on it had a pair of scales in his hand....a quart of wheat for a denarius and three quarts for a denarius...` (Rev. 6: 5 & 6)
This pictorial illustration depicts the power and philosophy of the European Union. The `man with the scales` represents the philosophy of a market economy and the scales show the weighing out of basic goods. A `denarius` was how much a worker would earn in a day. Wheat and barley are used to make flour, bread, the basic substance of living. In other words what you earn for a day will hardly feed you and your family.
This is how it is coming about.
After WW2, Europe was decimated, but the allies enabled some of the countries to come together and rebuild. A few countries at first, then over the years, as trade barriers were broken down across borders, giving free flow of goods and services, most European countries came together as the European Union. Finally there was a common currency, the Euro.
The Global Pattern.
Thus the unification of Europe provided the Pattern for the second step towards Global Government, to bring the nations of the world together under the Forums (G7 & G 20) and their International Institutions, (IMF and others).
Then the `Free Trade` philosophy was presented to the nations of the world, as the way forward for World Trade and Commerce. Nations began to bring down their National trade barriers giving free flow of goods and services. Over the years we have seen the result of this philosophy, with multi-nationals doing away with many national businesses.
This may have brought cheap goods and services in the short term however the monopoly of a few is destroying a nation`s abilities to provide for itself. It is only leading to making the Middle Class poorer and poorer, and the few rich, richer and richer.
Then the further taking down of barriers in regard to water, is having dire consequences. Previously owning of water was linked to agriculture and farming. Now however with water on the open market and people buying and then selling at great profit, it has taken the availability of water from many food producers.
Thus many farmers have to leave the industry, and we will shortly see not only food prices rise, but there will be a shortage of food. The `loaf of bread for a day`s pay` is fast coming about.
The stage is now being set for the last step to the Global Government - a Global Currency.
