New World Order - The official NWO thread

I'd like to know just how to go about joining this most excellent organization.


(I need the extra cash)
 
Lensman said:
I'd like to know just how to go about joining this most excellent organization.


(I need the extra cash)
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Ditto. I need a job. I will kill and/or subvert for cash. Babies and pregnant ladies are double, however.
 
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Are you in good health? You'll need your strength for the initiation ceremony.
 
Lensman said:
I'd like to know just how to go about joining this most excellent organization.


(I need the extra cash)
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Me too...I got my official shirts and hoodies, now I just need to know where to file for a paycheck!:p

Seriously, though...I always understood the phrase "New world order" to be referring to an idea, a policy, a dream or wish, if you will, to establish a sort of cooperation and comunication between cultures and nations that would lead to a sustainable peace and prosperity not previously possible due to political, social and religious differences between different cultures and the conflicts that those differences have caused.
 
Gravy said:
Was. It no longer exists.
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The Idea lives on. And I suspect that Iran and Iraq are part of it since
every other official explanation so far is straightway stupid illogical.
 
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Oliver said:
Then there is NAFTA, but my knowledge about it is rather lousy.
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NAFTA is just a trade deal between the United States, Canada, and Mexico, nothing more. It was preceded by the Free Trade Agreement between the U.S. and Canada which came into effect in 1989. Several years after the FTA began, the U.S. wanted to include Mexico in a free trade arrangement, and this led to NAFTA.

You can read the entire text of the NAFTA here or here.
 
I saw a car today with "RWO" on its number plate. Face it guys... the sun is setting on the New World Order. We've entered the reign of the Real World Order.

-Gumboot
 
Corsair 115 said:
NAFTA is just a trade deal between the United States, Canada, and Mexico, nothing more. It was preceded by the Free Trade Agreement between the U.S. and Canada which came into effect in 1989. Several years after the FTA began, the U.S. wanted to include Mexico in a free trade arrangement, and this led to NAFTA.

You can read the entire text of the NAFTA here or here.
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I know the basics about it and I know that the Superhighway isn't
paranoia either, but I have no Idea what the intentions are since
the US Government is famous for it's secrecy in contrast to "We
the People" ...

...which finally results in all the CT's ...
 
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The phrase "new world order" was first used by Woodrow Wilson after World War One in reference to the establishment of the League of Nations and the high hopes everyone had that it would end war.

-Gumboot
 
gumboot said:
The phrase "new world order" was first used by Woodrow Wilson after World War One in reference to the establishment of the League of Nations and the high hopes everyone had that it would end war.

-Gumboot
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What did Grandpa Bush mean by NWO?
 
Oliver said:
What did Grandpa Bush mean by NWO?
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It's quite a common phrase, used repeatedly since Wilson first raised it. In fact Bush's hopeful emotional use of the phrase in his (funnily enough) September 11, 1990 speech drew comments of comparison between Bush and Wilson.

"New world order" is an idealist expression of hope for a better, more peaceful world in which nations cooperate and solve their problems peacefully. Thus far it has failed spectacularly.

(And ironically enough, the last thing the "NWO" that conspiracy theorists talk about would want is the "new world order" mentioned by people like Woodrow Wilson (US President), Rajiv Ghandi (Indian Prime Minister), Manfred Wörner (NATO Secretary General), and Mikhail Gorbachev (General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union). After Gorbachev's 7 December 1988 speech to the United Nations General Assembly, the phrase "new world order" became common in the world's media, as well as political talks, with references ranging from restructuring of the European Community to human rights improvements in China and southern Africa.

Bush finally made specific reference to it in his September 11, 1990 speech "Toward A New World Order".

-Gumboot
 
gumboot said:
It's quite a common phrase, used repeatedly since Wilson first raised it. In fact Bush's hopeful emotional use of the phrase in his (funnily enough) September 11, 1990 speech drew comments of comparison between Bush and Wilson.

"New world order" is an idealist expression of hope for a better, more peaceful world in which nations cooperate and solve their problems peacefully. Thus far it has failed spectacularly.

(And ironically enough, the last thing the "NWO" that conspiracy theorists talk about would want is the "new world order" mentioned by people like Woodrow Wilson (US President), Rajiv Ghandi (Indian Prime Minister), Manfred Wörner (NATO Secretary General), and Mikhail Gorbachev (General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union). After Gorbachev's 7 December 1988 speech to the United Nations General Assembly, the phrase "new world order" became common in the world's media, as well as political talks, with references ranging from restructuring of the European Community to human rights improvements in China and southern Africa.

Bush finally made specific reference to it in his September 11, 1990 speech "Toward A New World Order".

-Gumboot
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I know - but I miss a clear definition about how a better, more peaceful
world looks like concerning politicians who used the phrase in the past.

Basically it could mean anything - from America policing the world
to Flowers growing out of everyones asses... :p

And I read the Wiki-Article. But it's explanation is vague as well...
 
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Oliver said:
I know - but I miss a clear definition about how a better, more peaceful
world looks like concerning politicians who used the phrase in the past.
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Why don't you try read the speeches where they outline their vision for this new world order?

-Gumboot
 
gumboot said:
Why don't you try read the speeches where they outline their vision for this new world order?

-Gumboot
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I did so in the past - but unfortunately the speeches are very
general, nothing that would convince AJ and the Truthers... ;)
 
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Oliver said:
I did so in the past - but unfortunately the speeches are very
general, nothing that would convince AJ and the Truthers... ;)
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Of course they're general. They're talking about a new world order, not a new my local golf club order. You can't really go into detail when the subject is the entire planet. (Although they do cite examples, and the actual interpretation of the phrase varies depending on who is using it).

Nothing will ver convince AJ and the Truthers because they're insane.

-Gumboot
 
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