Principles
The Australian Greens believe that:
The system of global governance must be reinvigorated to advance global peace and security, justice, human rights, poverty alleviation, health and environmental sustainability.
Major structural reform is needed to provide stronger, more effective and more representative multilateral institutions.
The leading role of the United Nations in the maintenance of international peace and security must be recognised and respected by all countries.
The international financial institutions that govern aid, development, trade and transnational financial movements must contribute to global economic justice.
Aims
The Australian Greens want:
A renewed commitment by Australia to multilateralism as the means of addressing global challenges through supporting the United Nations Charter and meeting financial obligations to the organisation.
Democratisation of the United Nations, including the phasing out of permanent membership, ending veto power in the Security Council and ensuring greater transparency.
Full support for, and adequate resourcing of, the International Criminal Court (ICC).
The development and upholding of international legal codes on the accountability of all perpetrators, including political and military leaders, for human rights abuses and crimes against humanity.
Early parliamentary engagement in Australia’s negotiations of treaties, with agreements being reviewable by parliament.
Support for the establishment, by the United Nations, of an international crisis prevention and response centre to address threats from conflicts, to provide rapid response peacekeeping forces, and to rapidly respond to humanitarian crises.
Support for the implementation of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 which calls for more women at every level of governance, and for women and gender issues to be included in all aspects of peacemaking and peace-keeping.
International financial institutions that are democratic and that promote sustainable trade and development. This would require reform and democratisation of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank and World Trade Organization (WTO), or failing that, their replacement.
Authorised and printed by Ben Spies-Butcher and Christine Cunningham, 8-10 Hobart Place Canberra 2601
What part of the Greens form part of an Internationalist and Communist global UN- order have you missed?

Time you knew the truth. Sorry. But there it is on their website.
Basically, the Greens want Australians to submit to global governance.
Mantra, please don't cry when I show you this.
http://greens.org.au/policies/human-rig ... governance <----- I only found it tonight myself.
I knew what their agenda was, but never thought they would be so .... hmmm... open about it, for want of a better word?
I guess they assume those who vote for them are adequately brainwashed enough not to question it.
Now Mantra...just to re-cap, what are your thoughts on UN, (founded by communists) global governance, globalisation and all things internationalist?
Or are they ok now that the Greens endorse it?
Globalisation results in loss of national identity, increasing environmental problems and the exploitation of labour.
Mantra, I remember a time when you would condemn the above terms, globalisation, internationalism, communism, are you now desensitised, no longer see this as a bad thing because the Greens openly promote policy.
Mantra, you know it's a bad thing for Australia...
Yet the Greens support it.
Why?
Ask Stalinists Greens Senator Rhiannon and Liberals Barry O'Farrell.
Like I said, it's infiltrated all our main political party's to some extent.
Mantra, they have always been there, it's just now they are feeling particularly empowered due to our geopolitical disadvantage no thanks to a minority government who's senior ministers are of communist extraction.
And due to the UN, (our real government at present) having sucked us into introducing their commie-Tax. aka carbon-tax.
It was never about saving the planet Mantra, it was about assisting the reds out from under their beds and giving them our beds to sleep in.