The origin of the UN and its predecesor the League of Nations

last update 29 September 2000

If at first you don't succeed try again, again....and again..

It is quite remarkable, whenever the history books talk about the League of Nations (LON) and the United Nations(UN), they fail to mention these intrumental players such as Elihu Root and "Col." Edward Mandell House, don't even mention goodie-two shoes John D Rockefeller by that matter either. At the turn of the century, the American Establishment was seeking way to subvert the Founding Fathers' view that America should steer clear of 'foreign entanglements'. A way to overcome this was one fabricate a crisis (the sinking of the Lusitania and before the incident triggering the Spanish-American War to grab colonies and the Monrow Doctrine) and consequent morally righteous indignation would make people claimour for an overt imperialist foreign policy but yet the strategy should be to reduce casualties in order not sacrifice the public opinion capital, thus a late entry into the european war after much stalling and machinations was necessary to cement this aspiration to global supremacy- The Rise to Globalism. In order words, the consent would have to be manufactured. Future conflict could be diffused and or conciliated by an apparatus of 'international law-making' and then a new authority was born the League of Nations, repackaged later as the United Nations with the fledging "Universal Declaration of Humans Rights ", never mind this universalist claim is mostly the construct of the Anglo-American and imperialist elite declared on behalf of its subjects without their due consent. Is not morality and history dictated by the victors? Ironically, they admit to it.

The saga continues...

Two years ago I surfed into the UnitedNation's Work Station at Yale University at http://www.library.yale.edu/un/house/chrono.htm. I visited these links. Chronology of the Life and Times of Colonel Edward M. House biography of the Col House. . The reason that drove me to find about Mr House was the claim made in the book None Dare Call It Conspiracy by Gary Allen. It was the only way to set my mind to rest. A conspiracy theory waiting to be refuted and yet what it said was true after all, but the only problem that often the claim is traced to a group of religious conspirators The Illuminati. Frankly, there are sources of evidence attesting to this claim. Britannica's info the League of Nations and on Mr House . a slightly more in depth biography on the Colonel.

...and remember, there is nothing wrong with conspiring against conspirators. Last update 29 September /2000