Asia held a U.N.-sponsored confab in Jakarta, Indonesia, the Asian African Summit, to discuss how to achieve a “new world order".

May 5 up: Tony Blair was reelected in Great Britain. May 10: The U.S. Senate passed real ID Act, which fundamentally turns all state drivers license into national ID cards effective May 10, 2008, by incorporating federally accepted "unique identifiers” into them, according to its creator, James Sensenbrenner, the purchase of real IDs is “solving illegal immigration" and "preventing terrorist from entering the country", although those of us with memories recall how an effort to give every American a national ID card was a stealth measure buried in one of the omnibus bills of the middle 1990s, signed by Bill Clinton and scheduled to go into effect in Nov. of 2000. (See Clary Wolf's classic essay “Land Mine Legislation" for the details. The measure was beaten back by a grass-roots campaign. This is a post 91one world, however. Arguably, unless the real-ID act is overturned by some future act of Congress, the U.S. will officially become a full fledged police state on May 10, 2008. May 11, Iran announced its intention to resume its suspended nuclear program, insisting that the program is for civilian power. U.S. leaders maintain that the program is a covert attempt to create nuclear weapons, a view shared by Israel in Europe. May 17: The Council on Foreign Relations Task Force on the future of North America released a statement in connection with the C-F-R's just published, Building a North American Community report calling for establishing “a blue-print for a powerhouse North American trading area that allows for the seamless movement of goods, increased labor mobility and energy security”, (emphasis in original). Is there any wonder that the B-us-h administration does nothing about illegal immigration? If North America becomes one big country under globocrat rule, then the problems "solved" by fiat. The above statement continues, "We are asking the leaders of the United States, Mexico and Canada to be bold and adopt a vision of the future that is bigger than, and beyond, the immediate problems of the present. They could be the architects of a new committee of North America not mere custodians and of the status quo" one specific goal: a common border by 2010. May 25: North Korea threatened a pre-emptive nuclear strike against the US. May 29: French voters said "no" to the European Union constitution. Jun 1: The Dutch also said "no" to the EU Constitution. The power elites of Europe have proceeded in implementing key provisions as if the no votes had happened. June 23: The Supreme Court handed down its ruling in the Kelo vs. New London, Connecticut, that the taking clause in the Constitution allows local governments to seize private property against the will of its owners not just for public use, as in the traditional understanding of the eminent domain, but for private economic development in those cases in which the developer shows promise of being able to pay more taxes to the government. There is our "living document" in action. The effects of this disastrous decision began to reverberate around the country almost right away in the form of more seizures and attempted seizures, as the wealthy developers, now with the full backing of the state and local governments, essentially declare war on the private property rights of the less well-off. June 30th: The Senate passed the Central American free Trade Agreement-NAFTA by a vote of 54-45. June 30: Iran's President-elect Mahmood Ahmadinejad proclaimed "an Islamic revolution of global proportion". July 7: Train bombing kill at least 38 people in London in a 50 minute period. Terrorist were blamed. July 21: a second attack followed in London. British politicians including Tony Blair called for increased police powers. July 28 (shortly after midnight): The House of Representatives passed CAFTA 217-215, the slimmest margin ever for a-ct