Mikhail Gorbachev
<p>excerpt via <a href="http://www.biblebelievers.org.au/aquarian.htm">http://www.biblebelievers.org.au/aquarian.htm</a> :
On May 4, 1992, Gorbachev received the first Ronald Reagan Freedom award from Reagan at the former president's presidential library in Simi Valley. Two days later Gorbachev made a speech in Fulton, Missouri at Westminster College calling for a greatly strengthened UN and a new <i>"global government"</i> for a multipolar world. In mid-1992, Mikhail Gorbachev was sponsored in his U.S. trip by the Esalen Institute. The institute has long called for the creation of a Council of Wise Persons (Brain Trust). While on his tour, Gorby took time out for a private meeting with Henry Kissinger. Gorbachev, on May 6, 1992, went to Fulton, Missouri (the site of Winston Churchill's <i>"Iron Curtain" </i>speech) to call for the creation of a new <i>"global government."</i> He also denounced <i>"exaggerated nationalism"</i> while calling for a <i>"global international security system."</i> The worst of the dangers, said the former President of the Soviet Union, is ecological. He listed <i>"global climatic shifts, the greenhouse effect, the ozone hole, acid rain, contamination of the atmosphere, soil and water by industrial and household waste, the destruction of forests . . ."</i> He praised the Club of Rome as <i>"authoritative."</i> This is the organization that wants to limit the earth's birth rate and redistribute the world's wealth. <i>"However, I believe that the new world order will not be fully realized unless the United Nations and its Security Council create structures, taking into consideration existing United Nations and regional structures, which are authorized to impose sanctions and make use of other measures of compulsion, especially when the rights of minority groups are being particularly violated."</i> On May 8, 1992, Gorbachev told the Chicago CFR that: <i>" The New World Order means a new kind of civilization."</i> Gorbachev wants the UN to set up a <i>"Brain Trust"</i> of the world's elite to <i>"push global politics toward detente."</i> This would include "Nobel Laureates, diplomats and churchmen." In early May, 1992, UN Secretary—General Ghali told a meeting of the American Association of Newspaper Publishers that a permanent UN military force was needed to <i>"protect the peace"</i> and <i>"ensure human rights" </i>and intervene <i>"at the local and community levels."</i></p>