posted on Jun, 12 2003 @ 01:42 PM
First question:
"But what about the down side?"
Well that is a great question. The downside of the New World Order would have to be the fact that some people are too nationalist to accept world
unity. I can't say positively that this New World Order will be free of problems. We can't possibly expect it to be perfect. Nothing is perfect. The
only thing I would consider or expect to be perfect is God. We cannot compete with God, and his essence will always prevail over ours'. The New World
Order is no different. Therefore the New World Order will face troubles just as any other civilized entity has in the past.
Because of that the New World Order will see it's cause undermined by those it benefits. Now we must stop here and analyze this proposal:
Who would benefit from the New Wolrd Order's demise???
Well if you ask me, those that would see that this world unity as an enemy of their' own, would be those that hate peace and order. Only those that
want power for themselves, and for themselves ONLY would see to it that the world was free from this entity. I can't see why any peace loving person
would oppose a nexus of worldly order and civility among the people held within in that nexus. If you can prove me wrong on this point please by all
means, do so.
Next question:
"What will they ask of the people in return for all the peace and prosperity they have promised?"
Well this one is simple. JFK once said, "Don't ask what your country can do for you, but ask what you can do for your country."
That is the ideal of the New World Order I would expect to see. The New World Order would expect all people who value freedom and unity to contribute
to it in any ways they are capable. Now what is so bad about that???
That in my opinion is what will make the New World Order great. The New World Order, unlike all other civil entities will be dependant on it's
people. Many governments of the world are absolute rulers of their' doctrines, policies and ideals. Do you really think that in today's, world
especially in America today, that we the people have a say in these matters???
I don't.
Did the bulk of America want a war in Vietnam???
No.
Did the people desire to see a draft???
No.
Will the New World Order expect this from us???
Maybe.
Can the New World Order enforce something of this magnitude???
Not if you ask me, no.
The world is much too vast. Not to mention why would we even need a war???
The world is as one under the New World Order. The only wars we would see under the NWO would be those of resistance and rebellion. Rebellion against
what???
Peace and order. Hence the first question. Only those that want power for themselves and for themselves ONLY would see to it that the NWO lost it's
strength. Am I right or am I wrong???
Let us move on to Gryffen's next question:
"Who the NWO really are?"
Well that has already been answered by the last question. The New World Order would be all those that contribute to it. That is to say if the New
World Order wasn't formed by corruptors and power hungry oppressors. We argue all we want about who will form this order but we can't really say for
sure until it happens. Otherwise we would just be jumping to more unwarrented suggestions. That we cannot do if we are going to debate this sensibly.
You can take us that direction if you want but I wouldn't expect us to get very far in this discussion if one were to do so. If you can prove me
wrong, please by all means go ahead.
Another question:
"Would they share equal goverment with the people of this planet, or would they become dictators?"
Sorry but I think I already answered this question.
Last question:
"But more inportantly....why they believe that they should be the ones in control, when the world doesn't work in that way?"
This is where I find problems with the ideals of Gryffen's analysis. Who exactly is this "They" she keeps speaking of???
Would not "They" be us???
Would not "They" be we the people???
Like I said earlier we cannot jump to conclusions here. Otherwise this debate will become a quagmire. We can assume all we want but we can never be
for sure what will happen. We cannot assume that those that want this World Order will be so power hungry. To do so would only upset this conversation
by coming to once again more unwarrented conclusions. Am I right or am I wrong???
I hope these were all viable answers to your questions Gryffen. Got any more???
PEACE AND FREEDOM ABOUND