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British Prime Minister Gordon Brown heralded the emergence of a "new world order" Thursday as the G-20 issued details of an "unprecedented" package of measures to tackle the global economic crisis. U.S. President Barack Obama called the deal "a turning point in our pursuit of global economic recovery."

French President Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who had voiced concerns prior to the summit about the wisdom of pumping further public money into economies already in recession, welcomed Thursday's agreement -- though hinted at unresolved disagreements behind the scenes.

Sarkozy said the agreement represented "great progress" on reform of financial institutions and said "a page had been turned." Merkel described the deal as "a very, very good, almost historic compromise."

But Brown said: "Our message is clear and certain. We believe that in this new global age our prosperity is indivisible. We believe global problems require global solutions," Brown said.

"I think a new world order is emerging and with it the foundations of a new and progressive era of international cooperation."

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Its a conspiracy!

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hmmm, seems revelations in starting to unfold, maybe.....

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#3 RaistlinMajere8
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yea the world starts working TOGETHER and people freak out. i personally think these are baby steps into the right direction for the world.

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yea the world starts working TOGETHER and people freak out. i personally think these are baby steps into the right direction for the world.

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Then Hulk Hogan elbow drops Joe Biden and reveals the real New World Order.
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#6 loco145
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Then Hulk Hogan elbow drops Joe Biden and reveals the real New World Order.supercubedude64
No Chuck?

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#7 Setsa
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yea the world starts working TOGETHER and people freak out. i personally think these are baby steps into the right direction for the world.

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Heck no! What are you, crazy!? When has working together or trying to use diplomacy ever solved anything? It is only through hating other nations and extreme racism that we can truly prosper! Seriously though, it's good to see politicians are starting to connect more, hopefully more nations will become like the Canadian-USA pact.
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#8 clyde46
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So are we screwed?

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#9 Slaveways
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its not a conspiracy. they're telling it right to our faces: we are entering a new era with increased government control. and no one seems to care...

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Here is a link to his speech.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-f9jcX9ao4&eurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.breitbart.tv%2Fhtml%2F311353.html&feature=player_embedded

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its not a conspiracy. they're telling it right to our faces: we are entering a new era with increased government control. and no one seems to care...

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Aren't you in the slightest bit concerned about the amount of control the free-media has over people? I mean, people are always saying the government is telling you how to live your life, but really, the media is jamming ideas down our throats more than the gov : /
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It's nice to see that something actually positive was accomplished at the G20. I wasn't really expecting anything at all, but now I can say that I am pleasantly surprised.
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[QUOTE="Slaveways"]

its not a conspiracy. they're telling it right to our faces: we are entering a new era with increased government control. and no one seems to care...

Setsa

Aren't you in the slightest bit concerned about the amount of control the free-media has over people? I mean, people are always saying the government is telling you how to live your life, but really, the media is jamming ideas down our throats more than the gov : /

What's to say the Gov doesn't control the media?

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#14 Setsa
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[QUOTE="Setsa"][QUOTE="Slaveways"]

its not a conspiracy. they're telling it right to our faces: we are entering a new era with increased government control. and no one seems to care...

Dark-Sithious

Aren't you in the slightest bit concerned about the amount of control the free-media has over people? I mean, people are always saying the government is telling you how to live your life, but really, the media is jamming ideas down our throats more than the gov : /

What's to say the Gov doesn't control the media?

Why does the government deserve all the "credit"? Whenever something suspicious happens, people blame the government instead of thinking that it may very well be the act of the market instead. After all, why would the government promote violent, lustful, and anarchist ideologies as "cool"?
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[QUOTE="Slaveways"]

its not a conspiracy. they're telling it right to our faces: we are entering a new era with increased government control. and no one seems to care...

Setsa

Aren't you in the slightest bit concerned about the amount of control the free-media has over people? I mean, people are always saying the government is telling you how to live your life, but really, the media is jamming ideas down our throats more than the gov : /

who said i wasn't? either way though, a free media is better than a state-run media although sometimes i wonder if they aren't already one and the same

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[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

[QUOTE="Setsa"] Aren't you in the slightest bit concerned about the amount of control the free-media has over people? I mean, people are always saying the government is telling you how to live your life, but really, the media is jamming ideas down our throats more than the gov : /Setsa

What's to say the Gov doesn't control the media?

Why does the government deserve all the "credit"? Whenever something suspicious happens, people blame the government instead of thinking that it may very well be the act of the market instead. After all, why would the government promote violent, lustful, and anarchist ideologies as "cool"?

Just speculating.

Text book events though, a common threat draws different nations together...

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[QUOTE="Setsa"][QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

What's to say the Gov doesn't control the media?

Dark-Sithious

Why does the government deserve all the "credit"? Whenever something suspicious happens, people blame the government instead of thinking that it may very well be the act of the market instead. After all, why would the government promote violent, lustful, and anarchist ideologies as "cool"?

Just speculating.

Text book events though, a common threat draws different nations together...

Sorry if this sounds like a "noob" question buuuuttt just what exactly would be wrong with a "New World Order"? Most things that would be threatened (like culture) could still be retained so long as the proper pretenses are implemented.
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[QUOTE="Setsa"][QUOTE="Slaveways"]

its not a conspiracy. they're telling it right to our faces: we are entering a new era with increased government control. and no one seems to care...

Slaveways

Aren't you in the slightest bit concerned about the amount of control the free-media has over people? I mean, people are always saying the government is telling you how to live your life, but really, the media is jamming ideas down our throats more than the gov : /

who said i wasn't? either way though, a free media is better than a state-run media although sometimes i wonder if they aren't already one and the same

I thought politicians were a bit better because they're obligated by their job to at least try and help the common populace. Any company can shove ideas at and mistreat people without caring about the consequences because it's all about the money for them : /
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so...when does the revolution start?

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[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

[QUOTE="Setsa"] Why does the government deserve all the "credit"? Whenever something suspicious happens, people blame the government instead of thinking that it may very well be the act of the market instead. After all, why would the government promote violent, lustful, and anarchist ideologies as "cool"?Setsa

Just speculating.

Text book events though, a common threat draws different nations together...

Sorry if this sounds like a "noob" question buuuuttt just what exactly would be wrong with a "New World Order"? Most things that would be threatened (like culture) could still be retained so long as the proper pretenses are implemented.

A new World Order means more power to fewer people, and that is never good, imo

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#21 Setsa
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[QUOTE="Setsa"][QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

Just speculating.

Text book events though, a common threat draws different nations together...

Dark-Sithious

Sorry if this sounds like a "noob" question buuuuttt just what exactly would be wrong with a "New World Order"? Most things that would be threatened (like culture) could still be retained so long as the proper pretenses are implemented.

A new World Order means more power to fewer people, and that is never good, imo

What if it's a democratic NWO? :o It'd just have to be separated by "area" (country) and leaders would be elected akin to how they are today.
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[QUOTE="Setsa"][QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

Just speculating.

Text book events though, a common threat draws different nations together...

Dark-Sithious

Sorry if this sounds like a "noob" question buuuuttt just what exactly would be wrong with a "New World Order"? Most things that would be threatened (like culture) could still be retained so long as the proper pretenses are implemented.

A new World Order means more power to fewer people, and that is never good, imo

All the power is already concentrated in just a few people. The Illuminati only has about 100 members, and only about 20 of them have real power. The rest (including myself) are their underlings.
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[QUOTE="Setsa"][QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

Just speculating.

Text book events though, a common threat draws different nations together...

Dark-Sithious

Sorry if this sounds like a "noob" question buuuuttt just what exactly would be wrong with a "New World Order"? Most things that would be threatened (like culture) could still be retained so long as the proper pretenses are implemented.

A new World Order means more power to fewer people, and that is never good, imo

Not really. It really just means a change in policy and/or attitude.
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[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

[QUOTE="Setsa"] Sorry if this sounds like a "noob" question buuuuttt just what exactly would be wrong with a "New World Order"? Most things that would be threatened (like culture) could still be retained so long as the proper pretenses are implemented.thepwninator

A new World Order means more power to fewer people, and that is never good, imo

All the power is already concentrated in just a few people. The Illuminati only has about 100 members, and only about 20 of them have real power. The rest (including myself) are their underlings.

Isn't the Illuminati... you know, supposed to be a secret organization? :o
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[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

[QUOTE="Setsa"] Sorry if this sounds like a "noob" question buuuuttt just what exactly would be wrong with a "New World Order"? Most things that would be threatened (like culture) could still be retained so long as the proper pretenses are implemented.Setsa

A new World Order means more power to fewer people, and that is never good, imo

What if it's a democratic NWO? :o It'd just have to be separated by "area" (country) and leaders would be elected akin to how they are today.

Democratic or not, few people would still get more power. Unless you mean that there will be no NWO leaders, but that would make NWO pretty useless.

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[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

[QUOTE="Setsa"] Sorry if this sounds like a "noob" question buuuuttt just what exactly would be wrong with a "New World Order"? Most things that would be threatened (like culture) could still be retained so long as the proper pretenses are implemented.-Sun_Tzu-

A new World Order means more power to fewer people, and that is never good, imo

Not really. It really just means a change in policy and/or attitude.

How do you know? Has Gordon Brown explained to the public what the NWO is?

I sure haven't heard any of that

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[QUOTE="Setsa"][QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

A new World Order means more power to fewer people, and that is never good, imo

Dark-Sithious

What if it's a democratic NWO? :o It'd just have to be separated by "area" (country) and leaders would be elected akin to how they are today.

Democratic or not, few people would still get more power. Unless you mean that there will be no NWO leaders, but that would make NWO pretty useless.

Well, idk about you, but I sort of see the NWO as a super-league of nations sort of like the UN, except more nations are involved and it's more effective at synergizing.
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[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

[QUOTE="Setsa"] Sorry if this sounds like a "noob" question buuuuttt just what exactly would be wrong with a "New World Order"? Most things that would be threatened (like culture) could still be retained so long as the proper pretenses are implemented.thepwninator

A new World Order means more power to fewer people, and that is never good, imo

All the power is already concentrated in just a few people. The Illuminati only has about 100 members, and only about 20 of them have real power. The rest (including myself) are their underlings.

Aha, a joke? :o

Personally I can't say I've seen any proof that Illuminati exists

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[QUOTE="thepwninator"][QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

A new World Order means more power to fewer people, and that is never good, imo

Setsa

All the power is already concentrated in just a few people. The Illuminati only has about 100 members, and only about 20 of them have real power. The rest (including myself) are their underlings.

Isn't the Illuminati... you know, supposed to be a secret organization? :o

It doesn't matter as long as no one believes it. Saying that you are a member of the Illuminati usually gives you the same amount of credibility that saying you got abducted by aliens would. As long as everyone takes me to be a crackpot, or takes those who believe me to be the epitome of naivete, it doesn't really matter whether I keep it secret or not.

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[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

[QUOTE="Setsa"] What if it's a democratic NWO? :o It'd just have to be separated by "area" (country) and leaders would be elected akin to how they are today.Setsa

Democratic or not, few people would still get more power. Unless you mean that there will be no NWO leaders, but that would make NWO pretty useless.

Well, idk about you, but I sort of see the NWO as a super-league of nations sort of like the UN, except more nations are involved and it's more effective at synergizing.

Yeah sort of like UN, just way more powerfull (as I see it at least don't know for sure ofc). And this organ naturally needs some leaders.

Although it's hard to say exactly what NWO's exactposition in the world would be

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[QUOTE="Setsa"][QUOTE="thepwninator"] All the power is already concentrated in just a few people. The Illuminati only has about 100 members, and only about 20 of them have real power. The rest (including myself) are their underlings.thepwninator

Isn't the Illuminati... you know, supposed to be a secret organization? :o

It doesn't matter as long as no one believes it. Saying that you are a member of the Illuminati usually gives you the same amount of credibility that saying you got abducted by aliens would. As long as everyone takes me to be a crackpot, or takes those who believe me to be the epitome of naivete, it doesn't really matter whether I keep it secret or not.

Hmm, quite the witty retort. Maybe the Illuminati aren't so fake after all :o
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All is going according to plan.

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[QUOTE="Setsa"][QUOTE="thepwninator"] All the power is already concentrated in just a few people. The Illuminati only has about 100 members, and only about 20 of them have real power. The rest (including myself) are their underlings.thepwninator

Isn't the Illuminati... you know, supposed to be a secret organization? :o

It doesn't matter as long as no one believes it. Saying that you are a member of the Illuminati usually gives you the same amount of credibility that saying you got abducted by aliens would. As long as everyone takes me to be a crackpot, or takes those who believe me to be the epitome of naivete, it doesn't really matter whether I keep it secret or not.

So Mr. Illuminati member, are we all screwed, us Joe public?
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#34 Setsa
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[QUOTE="Setsa"][QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

Democratic or not, few people would still get more power. Unless you mean that there will be no NWO leaders, but that would make NWO pretty useless.

Dark-Sithious

Well, idk about you, but I sort of see the NWO as a super-league of nations sort of like the UN, except more nations are involved and it's more effective at synergizing.

Yeah sort of like UN, just way more powerfull. And this organ naturally needs some leaders.

Although it's hard to say exactly what NWO's exactposition in the world would be

That's the main reason why I think that conspiracy is a load of bs (no personal offence intended). While governments may be planning to create a "NWO", it could really be a petit change in the grand scheme of things, or even something that will work greatly to the benefit of the people. Oh well, if all else fails there's always communism :P
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[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"][QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

A new World Order means more power to fewer people, and that is never good, imo

Dark-Sithious

Not really. It really just means a change in policy and/or attitude.

How do you know? Has Gordon Brown explained to the public what the NWO is?

I sure haven't heard any of that

Ummm I don't need Gordon Brown to explain to me what "the NWO" is. The "NWO" is a conspiracy theory. You referred to a new world order, and claimed that a new world order means that power becomes more concentrated, which isn't true. Yes, it is possible for a new world order to result in more concentrated power, but all a new world order is is a change in policy and/or attitude on a global scale.
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[QUOTE="thepwninator"]

[QUOTE="Setsa"] Isn't the Illuminati... you know, supposed to be a secret organization? :oSetsa

It doesn't matter as long as no one believes it. Saying that you are a member of the Illuminati usually gives you the same amount of credibility that saying you got abducted by aliens would. As long as everyone takes me to be a crackpot, or takes those who believe me to be the epitome of naivete, it doesn't really matter whether I keep it secret or not.

Hmm, quite the witty retort. Maybe the Illuminati aren't so fake after all :o

You don't really need to worry about us too much, though-we're content with our current position, and we know quite well that it could potentially be dangerous if we were to upset over a century of precedent and rule overtly rather than covertly.
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[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"] Not really. It really just means a change in policy and/or attitude. -Sun_Tzu-

How do you know? Has Gordon Brown explained to the public what the NWO is?

I sure haven't heard any of that

Ummm I don't need Gordon Brown to explain to me what "the NWO" is. The "NWO" is a conspiracy theory. You referred to a new world order, and claimed that a new world order means that power becomes more concentrated, which isn't true. Yes, it is possible for a new world order to result in more concentrated power, but all a new world order is is a change in policy and/or attitude on a global scale.

They are already talking about a global banking system, sounds a bit more concrete than a new attitude to me

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[QUOTE="thepwninator"] You don't really need to worry about us too much, though-we're content with our current position, and we know quite well that it could potentially be dangerous if we were to upset over a century of precedent and rule overtly rather than covertly.

Just one last question before I take my leave of you: what minoritay will be elected into a high political office next to get the attention of the people? 'Cause personally I think a Russian president would be a jaw-dropper in America :o
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[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

[QUOTE="Setsa"] Well, idk about you, but I sort of see the NWO as a super-league of nations sort of like the UN, except more nations are involved and it's more effective at synergizing.Setsa

Yeah sort of like UN, just way more powerfull. And this organ naturally needs some leaders.

Although it's hard to say exactly what NWO's exactposition in the world would be

That's the main reason why I think that conspiracy is a load of bs (no personal offence intended). While governments may be planning to create a "NWO", it could really be a petit change in the grand scheme of things, or even something that will work greatly to the benefit of the people. Oh well, if all else fails there's always communism :P

If the Gov plans a NWO that is an actual "force" and not just a different attitude as sun tzu put it, then I doubt it is to benefit the people.

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#40 Dark-Sithious
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[QUOTE="thepwninator"] You don't really need to worry about us too much, though-we're content with our current position, and we know quite well that it could potentially be dangerous if we were to upset over a century of precedent and rule overtly rather than covertly.Setsa
Just one last question before I take my leave of you: what minoritay will be elected into a high political office next to get the attention of the people? 'Cause personally I think a Russian president would be a jaw-dropper in America :o

I heard Jackie Chan is running, but that is just a rumor

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#41 -Sun_Tzu-
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[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"][QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

How do you know? Has Gordon Brown explained to the public what the NWO is?

I sure haven't heard any of that

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Ummm I don't need Gordon Brown to explain to me what "the NWO" is. The "NWO" is a conspiracy theory. You referred to a new world order, and claimed that a new world order means that power becomes more concentrated, which isn't true. Yes, it is possible for a new world order to result in more concentrated power, but all a new world order is is a change in policy and/or attitude on a global scale.

They are already talking about a global banking system, sounds a bit more concrete than a new attitude to me

Umm, there already is a global banking system in place, and if it were a competent system the worst of this economic turmoil could of been adverted. The purpose of any new world order is to strive towards more competent government, not big government for the sake of big government.

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#42 thepwninator
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[QUOTE="Setsa"][QUOTE="thepwninator"] You don't really need to worry about us too much, though-we're content with our current position, and we know quite well that it could potentially be dangerous if we were to upset over a century of precedent and rule overtly rather than covertly.

Just one last question before I take my leave of you: what minoritay will be elected into a high political office next to get the attention of the people? 'Cause personally I think a Russian president would be a jaw-dropper in America :o

The president is actually elected legitimately (most of the time). We simply use a variety of methods (savory and unsavory) to ensure that the president does what we want. Our focus when it comes to controlling new administrations lies somewhat more on stacking the cabinet in our favor, though there's far, far more to it than that (such as the more extreme measure of "failed" assassination attempts, as well as bribery, threats, more traditional persuasion, misinformation, and general strong-arming).
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#43 Dark-Sithious
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[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"] Ummm I don't need Gordon Brown to explain to me what "the NWO" is. The "NWO" is a conspiracy theory. You referred to a new world order, and claimed that a new world order means that power becomes more concentrated, which isn't true. Yes, it is possible for a new world order to result in more concentrated power, but all a new world order is is a change in policy and/or attitude on a global scale. -Sun_Tzu-

They are already talking about a global banking system, sounds a bit more concrete than a new attitude to me

Umm, there already is a global banking system in place, and if it were a competent system the worst of this economic turmoil could of been adverted. The purpose of any new world order is to strive towards a more competent government, not a big government for the sake of big government.

Reform forthe global banking system then :P

If they just strive for a more competent government, why couldn't they have played out this idea when a new world order was first mentioned by Bush in 1991?

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#44 daabulls23
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[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"][QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

They are already talking about a global banking system, sounds a bit more concrete than a new attitude to me

Dark-Sithious

Umm, there already is a global banking system in place, and if it were a competent system the worst of this economic turmoil could of been adverted. The purpose of any new world order is to strive towards a more competent government, not a big government for the sake of big government.

Reform forthe global banking system then :P

If they just strive for a more competent government, why couldn't they have played out this idea when a new world order was first mentioned by Bush in 1991?

I think that it could happen now because we are more in a crisis than we were in 1991. There is a global recession, so then a possible solution people throw out is "why not just build a whole government around the world? That would help us get out of this (somehow)":D

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#45 Dark-Sithious
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[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"] Umm, there already is a global banking system in place, and if it were a competent system the worst of this economic turmoil could of been adverted. The purpose of any new world order is to strive towards a more competent government, not a big government for the sake of big government.daabulls23

Reform forthe global banking system then :P

If they just strive for a more competent government, why couldn't they have played out this idea when a new world order was first mentioned by Bush in 1991?

I think that it could happen now because we are more in a crisis than we were in 1991. There is a global recession, so then a possible solution people throw out is "why not just build a whole government around the world? That would help us get out of this (somehow)":D

I don't have to worry about my mortgage, Obama will save us!

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#46 -Sun_Tzu-
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[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"][QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

They are already talking about a global banking system, sounds a bit more concrete than a new attitude to me

Dark-Sithious

Umm, there already is a global banking system in place, and if it were a competent system the worst of this economic turmoil could of been adverted. The purpose of any new world order is to strive towards a more competent government, not a big government for the sake of big government.

Reform forthe global banking system then :P

If they just strive for a more competent government, why couldn't they have played out this idea when a new world order was first mentioned by Bush in 1991?

When Bush called for a new world order he basically only asking for better relations between the U.S. and the then-recently-collapsed-Soviet Union. It was pretty much strictly concerning foreign policy, not economic policy, because 20 years ago the Cold War which lasted since dinosaurs roamed the earth was finally over and foreign policy was a really big deal (not to say that it still isn't a big deal today, but it definitely plays a different role than it did 20 years ago). Now economic policy has sort of, for lack of a better word, "superseded" foreign policy, and nations are kinda realizing that there might be a need for some reform in the international financial system.
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#47 kemar7856
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ins't this like the perfect time for a terrorist attack :shock:

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#48 Lunarblade1
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I am completely against this. They are bringing inthis NEW WORLD ORDER and one currency for complete control of the masses. People WAKE UP!!! Our freedoms are being taken away and we are allowing them to do so. One government means SUPREME RULE. Obama and the admin are decieving us and leading all of us to HELL!!! Watch "The Obama Deception" on youtube and inform yourself about this topic. Don't allow them to do this.

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#49 trix5817
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yea the world starts working TOGETHER and people freak out. i personally think these are baby steps into the right direction for the world.

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I really don't think you understand what this all means...

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#50 trix5817
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Well, not "The New Wolrd Order" as conspiracy theorists like to call it, but we are entering a new world order (general definition), which is actually pretty frightening. American sovereignty is going out the window. Not good people, not good at all.