Arguments for the New World Order

George W. BushThis New World Order is anticipated with hope by an elite few operating in the shadows of history and far from public view. While these insiders have avoided the spotlights, others have been thrust to the forefront to evangelize the world with its message of planetary survival and has been heralded by a multitude from among the world's most esteemed and renowned leaders in every field.

The arguments calling for its existence are formidable.

Salvation from Disaster
"John Lennon came up with the consummate creedal statement and description of what a New World Order would be like in his famous song, "Imagine." Lennon entreats the world to imagine with him no heaven, no countries, all people living in peace as one brotherhood of man, with the final and only option if it is to survive, a world united as one." (Tal Brooke, When The World Will Be As One, pg. 12)

The word "survival" is never far from the lips of those who wish to impose state power in order to protect us from disaster, named or unnamed.

Those who can be convinced that survival is at stake are likely to agree to almost any remedy, since extinction seems worse than all the alternatives. If placing extraordinary powers in the hands of political leaders will truly stave off the ultimate disaster, then those who demur can be made to appear as enemies of the human race. That is why arguments based on survival are so effective in persuading people to permit actions that violate their moral code. [Herbert Schlossberg, Idols For Destruction, pp. 180-181.]

One of the most compelling arguments for a new world order is the danger of global annihilation. The threat of war, especially atomic war, would cause those who have only the values of personal peace and prosperity to be ready for almost any kind of authoritarian government which would be able to remove the threat of war, particularly if (as Augustus did in ancient Rome) it was brought in while seemingly keeping the outward forms of constitutionality. Those who push this argument are at the forefront of global disarmament and a one-world "peace-keeping" military force, namely the United Nations.

Save the Planet
"There is the ecological argument of Greenpeace, The Club of Rome, and other groups stating that mankind has come of age - that now we must be planetary stewards of the earth's ecology before the world's ecosystem is irreversibly damaged from industrial pollution by selfish nations who are accountable to none but whose irresponsibility directly affects the lives of other nations." (Tal Brooke, When The World Will Be As One, pg. 9)

People have been becoming increasingly aware that the problems of external security which are facing their national governments are problems facing the world today - ozone depletion, air pollution, acid rain, nuclear accidents, over-population, drought, famine, international terrorism, international trading, multinational corporation, international communications, etc. - cannot be controlled or solved by individual national governments. So men are beginning to look beyond their national governments to a higher denomination of government - a world government with legislative, enforcement, and judicial influence on a world scale.

Economic Security
"There is the economic call for globalism. Virtually every major name in banking from Rockefeller to Rothschild to Robert McNamara (president of The World Bank) has spoken of the reality of an interlocking global economy - that what happens on Wall Street one minute is felt in London or Tokyo the next, that the complex jigsaw puzzle of world economy is moving into an oscillating ball that will eventually unify nations and currencies in the global marketplace, and that the economic forces of the earth are moving relentlessly toward a unified world system." (Tal Brooke, When The World Will Be As One, pg. 11.)

There are the social and political voices talking about the unfair distribution of wealth and resources - that a global system of sharing and redistribution could remedy the social problems of cross-national envy, and that if this were addressed, a major component of international strife and war would be removed forever.

In 2008, the world experienced a global manipulation of economies by a global elite pushing sovereign governments toward a global banking system with complete control of their financial systems. This led America to elect a Marxist inspired president who claimed it was good to "share the wealth." Once in power, he filled his government with one world government advocates at every level of his administration.

The Global Village
"There is the "global village" argument of Marshall McLuhan - that modern technology has altered the landscape of the earth, and that what were once great natural barriers of distance, thought, and language have been collapsed by the myriad jets and airwaves filling the sky and the Information Superhighway." (Tal Brooke, When The World Will Be As One, pg. 10.)

To help complacent Americans accept the new government intrusions, Clinton propagandists instilled fear of just about every crisis they could conjure up.

The buzzword of the nineties was "crisis." We were told we had a health care "crisis" - justifying the government takeover of one-seventh of the U.S. economy. We were told we had a ecological "crisis" - justifying the government to impose far reaching new regulations on businesses. We were told we had a child care "crisis" - justifying the government to extend its reach into the family.

"It takes more than a family to raise children." [Hillary Clinton]

Hillary Clinton said in her speech at the 1996 Democratic Convention her belief that children should be raised by a "village."

Hillary Clinton argues, "Children should have a right to be permitted to decide their own future if they are competent." "Decisions about motherhood and abortion, schooling, cosmetic surgery, treatment of venereal disease, or employment, and others where the decision or lack of one will significantly affect the child's future should not be made unilatrally by parents."

The Clinton's not only redefined the family but they created an Orwellian euphemism for bureaucracy to replace it.

Hillary Clinton chaired the New World Foundation 1987-88, ranked by the Capitol Research Center as "one of the ten most liberal foundations in the United States." From 1986-92 she chaired the Children's Defense Fund (CDF), which promotes an amoral approach to sex education and other means of destroying the very moral values which most parents want to pass on to their children. The CDF agrees with the Clinton's and wants to redefine the family believing government can serve as surrogate parents (the "village"). That means that kids would no longer be primarily accountable to their parents. To whom would they be accountable to? The answer, of course, is the state. The benevolent state. The "VILLAGE," then, would transcend the Orwellian "Big Brother" role and become surrogate parent. It would grant your children "rights" and be their legal guardian.

Authoritarian and totalitarian regimes - be they fascist or communist in nature - have always sought to destroy the traditional family unit by severing the bonds between parents and their children, thereby increasing the power of the government. Quite simply, Donna Shalala, Hillary Rodham, and other modern statists believe they can raise your children better than you can. That's what they mean by "children's rights" - the rights of children to be liberated from the shackles of their evil parents.

Believing that it takes more than a family to raise children, Clinton's Big Government, "Village", turned the rhetoric to focus on Children. In almost every speech, on about any topic, in just about any context, Bill Clinton used that "powerful" emotion-filled statement, "for the children."

What they really meant is for parents to give government more of their income so that big wasteful government programs can continue. They speak of supporting the family but what they support is a kinder and gentler way of destroying the traditional family and raising up a village or commune that is in tune with their distorted vision of the new millennium.

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