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It is popular to blame the New World Order for most of our global problems. But where is it? The leader is supposed to be invisible. I suppose that means he can't be seen. But how does one have an invisible leader? It seems rather convenient to have a dasturdly enemy that no one can see and whose leader is invisible. Yet, if there really is a New World Order and their really is an invisible leader of it is it too much to ask for some evidence? Anyone?

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Dan, the "New World Order" is a favorite buzzword of conspiracy theorists. Nothing more then that.

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Dan:

They won't tell you who they are! wink
That's the problem.

I want to say that maybe this will sound old fashioned (though I am not a fanatic of any kind. I believe in the evil one, and I believe that we live in an era of unprecedented evil, and this is also represented by the present state of the nations. I believe that this economic-political system is un-christian, and it is a last stage before a One World Government.

No it is not the belief of a couple of conspiracy theory authors, but a long-time ideology which was developped by liberals and freemassons in the XVIII Century (or maybe before). The ideologies of the New World Order are also related to other ideologies such as the "British Israelism" (which gave birth to the Manifest Destiny), where a selected group of advanced people are thought to be chosen by God to colonize the promised land (the New Continent) and to rule th rest of them in the future in the name of progress and to bring a civinlization which will be indefectible and superior.

We who are in countries outside the "developped world" perceive how this order rules, truly independent governments no longer exist, no true elections with real options of change and independence are permitted and laws and candidates are designed in a way that the policies of "integration" and "trade" are not jeopardized.

And those who adhere to it and are sold to the dream of progress have waken up from the ir sweet dreams, there you have Argentina, "the miracle of free trade", a nation which is facing a devastation which is unprecedented. The same patterns are followed in most countries of the world, two parties who are almost the same and who change the government "friendly" and presidents who have no authority to rule their countries but are submitted to what the WTO, WMF and World bank say and do.

And what about those who refuse to adhere to that? well you have President Chavez in Venezuela, he now faces all kind of works of sabotage, subversion and infiltration by who knows who, the Venezuelan experiment will not work as the country is facing the silent boycot of the international organizations.

Is this the free world we want?

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The new world order began with Pascha and Pentecost. The leader is "invisible" in a sense, He is Jesus Christ.

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Remie,

Your analysis about controlled elections and the like may have some validity. I do not know. Yet, there seems still to be no proof that such a conspiracy exists. Yes, I do believe in Satan. I do believe that he works to confuse and destroy us all. I also believe in God's grace that gives us free will, free will to serve God or not.

If there was such an entity as the NWO some evidence would certainly be available to show that it does exist.

Do you have some scholar to point to who might show such evidence?

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Given the global spread of American "culture," I believe that the New World Order is a cheeseburger, fries and a Coke.

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Dear Sharon:

Your observation is the most credible! (LOL)
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Dear Sharon,

biggrin !

It may be a bit unhealthy, but it goes down easy! :rolleyes:

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Dear Friends,

I had a professor who once saw the conflict between the U.S. and Russia as one between "Coke and Kvas."

He said if the two of these ever got together, a true "revolution" would take place . . .

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Dan, the "New World Order" is a favorite buzzword of conspiracy theorists. Nothing more then that.
Perhaps you have noticed the words "Novus Ordo Seclorum" printed on the back of your dollar bill...

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Next you will be talking about the Rothschilds and the "Illuminati" :rolleyes: Give us all the credit for having a brain.

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Isn't the NWO a group of wrestlers?

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Dear Columcille,

Interesting you should bring up the matter of the U.S. dollar bill!

In fact, it is covered with . . . Masonic symbols, including that motto.

A friend of mine is researching a paper to basically disprove the "separation of church and state" thing in the U.S.

He says he can show that the main government monuments in Washington were all actually dedicated according to Masonic ritual. The symbols on the dollar bill are certainly Masonic. Most Masonic Lodges in the U.S. during the American Revolution were also centres of revolutionary activity, as they were during the French Revolution.

Interesting . . .

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Little Green Coat,

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Originally posted by Little Green Coat:
Isn't the NWO a group of wrestlers?
Quite so! There is a rumor that Kevin Nash will come back. I hope not. But perhaps his absence has made people think that he is invisible.

But seriously, what is called the New World Order, may be the effects of some Masonic underground efforts. Wasn't Mexico influenced by the Masons for some time, and perhaps still are? Certainly it must seem like some mysterious power is pulling the strings in some of these countries that can't quite get it together.

On the other hand, my old Professor at the Un. of Glasgow said in 1975,"It isn't that America is in the 20th century and the rest of us need to catch up. It is that America is in the 21st century and needs to slow down to let the rest of us catch up."

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Dear Dan,

Kevin Nash is invisible?

You mean, like DavidB? smile

And, if so, do the two of them belong to the same wrestling federation?

I was an amateur wrestling champion, but I never went pro though . . .

Alex

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