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:''For the ideology most supportive of a one-world government, see [[Globalism]]''

:''For the ideology most supportive of a one-world government, see [[Globalism]]''

A '''one-world government''' is a [[utopia]]n idea popular with [[liberal]]s, [[Globalism|globalists]], and others ranging from the moderate "Right" to the Left and far-Left, in which all the [[nation]]s on [[Earth]] will (supposedly willingly) abandon their [[sovereignty]] to the will of the [[United Nations]] or some other worldwide government.

A '''one-world government''' is a [[utopia]]n goal popular with [[liberal]]s, [[Globalism|globalists]], and others ranging from the moderate "Right" to the Left and far-Left, in which all the [[nation]]s on [[Earth]] will (supposedly willingly) abandon their [[sovereignty]] to the will of the [[United Nations]] or some other worldwide government.

Some people believe that [[President of the United States of America|U.S. President]] [[George H. W. Bush]]'s "[[New World Order]]" speech was a clue that the [[Establishment|insiders]] were about to begin their plan to establish the One-World Government.<ref>[http://www.constitution.org/col/cuddy_nwo.htm A Chronological History of the New World Order]</ref> President [[George W. Bush]] helped allay these fears with his obvious contempt for the United Nations.

Some people believe that [[President of the United States of America|U.S. President]] [[George H. W. Bush]]'s "[[New World Order]]" speech was a clue that the [[Establishment|insiders]] were about to begin their plan to establish the One-World Government.<ref>[http://www.constitution.org/col/cuddy_nwo.htm A Chronological History of the New World Order]</ref> President [[George W. Bush]] helped allay these fears with his obvious contempt for the United Nations.