On Mar 27, 10:37 am, "All Bad" <***@md.metrocast.net>
wrote:
> AB: You are still parrotting some Bavarian Illuminati conspiracists who
> cite Texe Marrs as if he were a respected source, not a glaze eyed fanatic,
> like you!
Looking at the history, "Owen" was the one who added the link you
attribute to Texe Marrs. You, Pat Kohli/Owen, are the one who went
onto sourcewatch and added that link. And Bob Burton reverted it. And
what 'conspiracy' exactly do you think this article is "parroting"?
What cartoon caricature? Are you that STUPID? LOOK AT YOUR OWN
APPROVED WRITINGS! The article links to (amongst many others) these
sites:
http://www.bahai.com/Bahaullah/principles.htm
• The oneness of mankind.
• Universal peace upheld by a world government.
• Independent investigation of truth.
• The common foundation of all religions.
• The essential harmony of science and religion.
• Equality of men and women.
• Elimination of prejudice of all kinds.
• Universal compulsory education.
• A spiritual solution to the economic problem.
• A universal auxiliary language.
(bottom of the page attribution)
Adapted by permission from "Bahá'í Teachings for a World Faith".
Copyright © 1943, 1971, 1972 by the National Spiritual Assembly of the
Bahá'ís of the United States of America. All rights reserved.
http://bahai-library.com/introductory/warwick/newworld.html
World Institutions
To develop a genuine world order there needs to be:
A World Government: to enact the laws required to satisfy the needs of
all peoples. It will have at its disposal the combined forces of the
world in order to maintain peace.
A World Parliament: The members of this should be elected by the
people in each country, and their election should be confirmed by
their respective governments.
A World Code Of Law: based on justice for individuals and for nations.
A World Tribunal: Its decision will be binding on all parties.
World Police Force: An international police force must be created,
dedicated to upholding justice with complete impartiality.
Universal Equality: Everyone must have the right to education and to
be equal before the law. There must be a universal bill of human
rights.
A World Language: A world language will be either chosen or invented.
This will be taught in all the schools of each country, in addition to
the mother tongue of the region.
(bottom of the page attribution)
Published by the Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá'ís of Warwick.
Approved by the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá'ís of the
United Kingdom,
27 Rutland Gate, LONDON SW7 1PD.
All quotations are from the Bahá'í writings.
"In 1955, during the first decade review of the UN charter, the Bahá'í
International Community offered a statement to the United Nations,
based on ideas articulated nearly a century before by Bahá'u'lláh.
"The Bahá'í concept of world order is defined in these terms: A world
Super-State in whose favor all the nations of the world will have
ceded every claim to make war, certain rights to impose taxation and
all rights to maintain armaments, except for the purposes of
maintaining internal order within their respective dominions. This
State will have to include an International Executive adequate to
enforce supreme and unchallengeable authority on every recalcitrant
member of the Commonwealth; a World Parliament whose members are
elected by the peoples in their respective countries and whose
election is confirmed by their respective governments; a Supreme
Tribunal whose judgment has a binding effect even in cases where the
parties concerned have not voluntarily agreed to submit their case to
its consideration."[29]
↑ Bahá'í International Community. Proposals to the United Nations for
Charter Revision. May 23, 1955 (quoted from Baha'i World: Turning
Point For All Nations).
You are amazing in what you think you can get away with. Or is that
your own writings sound like utterly authoritarian propaganda
themselves? Got something to hide from people who read Sourcewatch?
>
> "NUR" <***@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:505f169b-6975-4cc7-9b2a-***@z16g2000prd.googlegroups.com...
> On Mar 26, 10:28 am, NUR <***@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> >http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Baha%27i_Faith
>
> > Baha'i Faith
>
> > From SourceWatch
>
> > The Baha'i Faith is a religion which grew out of Babism.[1] It was
> > "founded in Iran in the mid-19th century by Mirza Hoseyn 'Ali Nuri,
> > who is known as Baha` Ullah (Arabic: "Glory of God")."[2]. Baha'is
> > consider their faith to be "the youngest of the world's independent
> > monotheistic religions. Founded in Iran in 1844, it now has more than
> > five million adherents in 236 countries and territories. Baha'is come
> > from nearly every national, ethnic and religious background, making
> > the Baha'i Faith the second-most-widespread religion in the
> > world."[3]
>
> > Numerous former members of the faith, most notably those adhering to
> > the Haifan Baha'i authority, have criticised the organisation for
> > engaging in various forms of coercion and authoritarian institutional
> > influence upon personal affairs in attempting to curb public criticism
> > and dissent amongst its members.[4][5].
>
> > Contents [hide]
> > 1 Sects, Divisions and Organisations
> > 2 The Haifan Baha'i Organisation
> > 3 Famous Members
> > 4 Contact
> > 5 Resources and articles
> > 5.1 Related Sourcewatch
> > 5.2 References
>
> > [edit]Sects, Divisions and Organisations
> > In its current state, the Baha'i Faith is divided amongst several
> > sects, the most prominent of which is that based in Haifa Israel, and
> > affiliated with the Universal House of Justice. At least nine sects
> > identify themselves as members of the Baha'i faith.[6]
>
> > Orthodox Bah¨¢'¨ª Faith (the OBF Respondents, following Joel B.
> > Marangella);[7]
> > Bah¨¢'¨ªs Under Provisions of the Covenant (the other Respondents,
> > following Leland Jensen).[8]
> > The Bah¨¢'¨ª Faith or Bah¨¢'¨ª World Faith (the Movant NSA);
> > Tarbiyat Bah¨¢'¨ª Community (formerly known as Orthodox Bah¨¢'¨ªs Under
> > the Regency) (Rex King group).[9];
> > Bah¨¢'¨ªs Under the living Guardianship [10] (Donald Harvey as the third
> > Guardian and Jacques Soghomonian as the fourth Guardian), an
> > organization that is the successor to the Remey NSA [11]
> > Reform Baha'is[12];
> > Free Baha'is[13];
> > Unitarian Baha'is[14];
> > John Carre ("followers of Alif a Third Manifestation of God - the
> > third letter of the Greatest Name")
> > Within the Haifan Baha'i organisation, these groups are considered
> > dissidents, and amongst the wider Baha'i community there exists a
> > significant amount of controversy surrounding the various legitimacy
> > and authority claims of these groups.[15]
>
> > In 2008, the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bah¨¢'¨ªs of the United
> > States (Wilmette NSA), launched unsuccessful legal action on behalf of
> > the Haifan Baha'is against the Orthodox Baha'i group, claiming breach
> > of an injunction preventing rival groups from using the name "Baha'i"
> > and certain related symbology.[16] The National Spiritual Assembly of
> > the Bah¨¢'¨ªs of the United States is currently appealing the ruling.
> > [17]
>
> > [edit]The Haifan Baha'i Organisation
> > Based in Haifa, Israel, the Haifan Baha'is operate under the authority
> > of the Universal House of Justice Universal House of Justice. The
> > faith is then administered country to country by National Spiritual
> > Assemblies, and finally by Local Spiritual Assemblies.[18]
>
> > The principles and goals to which the Haifan Baha'i Faith claims to
> > adhere include [19]:
>
> > The Oneness of Mankind
> > Universal Peace Independent Investigation of Truth
> > The Common Foundation of All Religions
> > The Essential Harmony of Science and Religion
> > The Equality of Women and Men
> > Elimination of Prejudice of All Kinds
> > Universal Compulsory Education
> > A Spiritual Solution to Economic Problems
> > As well as advocating the development and implementation of:
>
> > A World Super-State
> > A World Legislator
> > The unity of all the world's religions under the umbrella of the
>
> AB: I googled "The unity of all the world's religions under the umbrella"http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%22The+unity+of+all+the+world%27...
> and the phrase is coming from conspiracyarchive.com and
> pasted in to SW and then here.http://www.conspiracyarchive.com/NewAge/social_change_agents.htm In turn,
> it looks like the conspiracyarchive.com version is from Tex Marrs. Thus, it
> is safe to say that you working off of a cartoon caricature.
>
> AB: So, you return to one scene of your propaganda crimes to gloat, but
> what about Bob and Diane? Do they look in here? What are they going to say
> when they figure out who you are parrotting, propagandist? Will you last
> until June, smearing lies all over sourcewatch.org?
>
> - All Bad
>
> > Baha'i Faith
> > A World Parliament
> > A World Police Force
> > A Supreme Tribunal
> > Election of leaders through merit alone without nominations (the
> > Administrative Order)
> > A single Universal Auxiliary Language
> > A permanent single currency
> > An international uniform tax
> > The implementation of Agenda 21 and the Earth Charter
>
> > The Haifan Baha'i organization also explicitly refers to the these
> > principles as elements of an approaching "New World Order", which is
> > understood as a system of beliefs and teachings based upon the life
> > and writings of their prophet founder, Bah¨¢'u'll¨¢h, and comprises a
> > set of political, spiritual and social principles which Baha'is
> > believe define the correct structure for the unification of mankind.
> > [20]
>
> > "It is towards this goal -- the goal of a new World Order, Divine in
> > origin, all-embracing in scope, equitable in principle, challenging in
> > its features -- that a harassed humanity must strive." (From the
> > Baha'i Writings).[21]
>
> > "In 1955, during the first decade review of the UN charter, the Bah¨¢'¨ª
> > International Community offered a statement to the United Nations,
> > based on ideas articulated nearly a century before by Bah¨¢'u'll¨¢h.
> > "The Bah¨¢'¨ª concept of world order is defined in these terms: A world
> > Super-State in whose favor all the nations of the world will have
> > ceded every claim to make war, certain rights to impose taxation and
> > all rights to maintain armaments, except for the purposes of
> > maintaining internal order within their respective dominions. This
> > State will have to include an International Executive adequate to
> > enforce supreme and unchallengeable authority on every recalcitrant
> > member of the Commonwealth; a World Parliament whose members are
> > elected by the peoples in their respective countries and whose
> > election is confirmed by their respective governments; a Supreme
> > Tribunal whose judgment has a binding effect even in cases where the
> > parties concerned have not voluntarily agreed to submit their case to
> > its consideration."[22]
>
> > However, Haifan Baha'is claim that what they refer to as a "World
> > Commonwealth" should not be considered as having any distinct partisan
> > political agenda.
>
> > Despite its claims to equality between the sexes, women are prevented
> > from being elected as members of the Universal House of Justice.[23]
>
> > [edit]Famous Members
> > In 1955, Time magazine reported that: "Famed Bahais are said to have
> > included Queen Marie of Rumania, Actress Carole Lombard,
> > Philanthropist Edith Rockefeller McCormick and President Wilson's
> > daughter, Margaret, who, Bahais believe, gave her father twelve of his
> > Fourteen Points straight from the writings of Baha'u'llah." [24]
>
> > [edit]Contact
> > Web:http://www.bahai.org(Haifanorganization)
>
> > [edit]Resources and articles
> > [edit]Related Sourcewatch
> > Association for Baha'¨ª Studies
> > Gregory C. Dahl
> > Universal House of Justice
> > Susan Maneck
> > Juan Cole
> > Margaret Woodrow Wilson
> > [edit]References
> > ¡ü "Babism" Browne, Edward G., Religious Systems of the World: A
> > Contribution to the Study of Comparative Religion (London: Swann
> > Sonnenschein), pp. 333-53, first published in 1889; this was written
> > for a later edition in 1890 and published again in 1901 - Joan Winters-
> > Typed and proofread by Graham Sorenson, April 1999.
> > ¡ü "Bahaism", accessed March 7, 2009
> > ¡ü About Us Baha'i Faith, accessed September 22, 2007.
> > ¡ü Juan Cole, "Fundamentalism in the Contemporary U.S. Baha'i
> > Community", Religious Studies Review, Vol. 43, no. 3 (March, 2002):
> > 195-217, accessed March 5, 2009.
> > ¡ü Frederick Glaysher, The Baha'i Faith & Religious Freedom of
> > Conscience, accessed March 5, 2009.
> > ¡ü Frederick Glaysher, Nine Denominations, accessed March 5, 2009.
> > ¡ü Orthodox Bah¨¢'¨ª Faith, accessed March 5, 2009.
> > ¡ü Bah¨¢'¨ªs Under Provisions of the Covenant , accessed March 5, 2009.
> > ¡ü Tarbiyat Bah¨¢'¨ª Community, accessed March 5, 2009.
> > ¡ü Bah¨¢'¨ªs Under the Living Guardianship, accessed March 5, 2009.
> > ¡ü Baha'i Guardian, accessed March 5, 2009.
> > ¡ü Reform Bahai's, accessed March 5, 2009.
> > ¡ü Free Baha'is, accessed March 5, 2009.
> > ¡ü Unitarian Baha'is, accessed March 5, 2009.
> > ¡ü Juan Cole, "Fundamentalism in the Contemporary U.S. Baha'i
> > Community", Religious Studies Review, Vol. 43, no. 3 (March, 2002):
> > 195-217, accessed online March 5, 2009.
> > ¡ü Judgment in favor of the Orthodox Bah¨¢'¨ª Faith, From the National
> > Bah¨¢'¨ª Council of the Orthodox Bah¨¢'¨ªs of the United States, May 2008,
> > accessed March 5, 2009.
> > ¡ü "Contempt Motion by Wilmette NSA against Orthodox Bah¨¢'¨ª Faith:
> > Parties await decision of Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals in NSA's
> > appeal of decision finding Orthodox Bah¨¢'¨ªs were not in contempt",
> > accessed March 5, 2009.
> > ¡ü "A Just System of Government: The Third Dimension to World Peace",
> > Huddleston, John, The Baha'i Faith and
>
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