Hi, Taz.
CWHJr. isn't talking about the United Nations. He is talking about the European Union. As far as I know, the EU doesn't have anything like the security council. I can think of
three member nations that are large and powerful enough that they wield a huge
de facto influence over EU policy, but finding
ten kings is going to be quite a stretch.
I don't think that the UN Security Council really counts, anyway. There are 15 members total, and in any event, ten of them serve for temprorary terms. Only five are permanent, and these are the ones that have the power.
However, your point is taken. John the Revelator chose the number 10 in his fascinating heavily-coded riddle, and human beings are going to set up a lot of institutions based on the number 10. You are correct that it isn't going to be hard for the faithful to find candidates for the 10 kings.
Edited by Chiroptera, : Added stuff.
Actually, if their god makes better pancakes, I'm totally switching sides. --
Charley the Australopithecine