Beijing Olympic Opening Ceremony FULL of NWO Propaganda and Symbology!

Okay how many of you witenessed the gross spectacle of the Beijing Olympic Opening Ceremony yesterday? I was watching it with my family, when I started to notice some recurring themes...

Globalist Ideals, New Age spiritual nonsense, "world peace", nature worship, diversity, water (aquarian age)and much much more!

The whole ceremony was nothing more than a huge salute to the NWO...

I remember one part where they had hundreds of chinese people (probably being paid next to nothing to perform) standing under boxes lifting them up in certain patterns and timing to create images, one part they made a miniature Great Wall of china, then after a while the wall "crumbled down" (as the network announcer put it) to make way for China's "Age of Acceptanceand Openness". After that happened flowers sprouted out of the tops of all the boxes. The meaning behind this is clear: Tearing down borders to create a global government state for "peace"

Theres more! After that, the giant membrane screen around the rim of the "Bird's Nest" (built by thousands of chinese making 50 dollars a week working night and day) displayed oceans and waterfalls and whales and such... before hundreds of tai chi masters formed a giant circle around a group of children and began performing tai chi designed to move "CHI" (an invisible current of energy that runs thru all things supposedly) around them. This is the dawning of the Age of Aquarius anyone?

Then they had the part with the globes and such with people walking around them. The one globe in the center was blue like the earth, then became redish and yellow like the sun, before a chinese singer and an american woman perched ontop of the giant sun to sing some garbage song called "You and Me" or something.

Thats only a small fraction of the NWO themes I saw, but I'd like to see if anyone else noticed any of this.

Add yes I am new here. Hello!

I noticed the globalist influences on the whole production, and I thought they pushed it pretty hard (for a cinematic production like this).

and the announcer was pretty much reading a script probably handed to him by the Chinese government. it was all pro-China pro-Globalist propaganda IMO.

I understand the whole "one world" idea being promoted more during the Olympics, but it should stay as a concept of coming together to compete, not literally coming together to form a super-nation.

[edit on 8/9/2008 by FinalSonicX]

I thought it was great and thoroughly enjoyed watching it...are you guys sure you arent pulling speculations out of the air to fit in with your theory on this? Like this guy: Out of thin air comes the answer...

Anyone versed in some of the symbology used by the New Age movement (which by the way isnt very new, but a new forming of ancient Babylonian mystery)

I thought it was amazingly well put together, almost flawless in its execution. It was an amazing human achievement...

But the fact remains that if you do the research, you'll begin to see right thru these type of things, and as they get closer to reaching their goals, these sort of things are becoming more out in the open and opaque.

The New Age, New World Order message was VERY VERY strong at the Opening Ceremony. Wake up

[edit on 9-8-2008 by mostlyspoons]

to be honest i thought it was the best thing ive ever seen...
well, second best........
maybe there not so bad after all??...(insert irony font for last line)
that being said...
I did see a massive eye at one point with a green pupil...
dollar sign any one?
btw.. that american lady is english...and they (the chinese performers)apparently got paid nothing..
I was completely blown away.......

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Spoons...

I saw only bits of the ceremony, and I do understand where you're coming from, but franky, we could read all that stuff into just about anything.

New Age doesn't have to equate to New World Order...the themes you talk about have been around for thousands of years in some cases, like the Tai Chi...and if I had been given a chance to be part of what they created even for nothing, or course I would have done it.

To me it was actually quite emotional...I love what I saw and found their precision and imagination just mindblowing...London will have to really graft to top that! Nature worship, spirituality and "one world" attitudes don't have to mean anything sinister at all.

Cait

China are accused of being withdrawn and closed off from the World and yet when they reach out, they are accused of sponsoring a NWO!!

I really am confused as to some people's interpretations with regards the NWO and what it stands for.

You know, there are people, and I am one, that believes that a one World order is what we make of it!

P.s. the opening ceremony was spectacular - not anything other.

Breifne

Yes, after watching the re-rum, there were re-occurring NWO imagery, but not to say it was the NWO.

We have to remeber we live in the age of the, what I could call, 'Liberal Movement', or the 'Conservative Non-movement'.

Look back a re-evaluate the difference between liberalism and conservatism... You might find it shocking.

NWO or not - it was a stunning work of beauty and art - and so far the media has had little to say about it commentary - wise...partly because Russia decided to bomb Georgia on the same day but also because imo they can't find anything bad to say about it...except for FOX which aired the most mean spirited bit of tripe conversation about the Olympics on one of their shows called "Taste the Hate...my god what a bunch a vipers

Say what you like about the Chinese government - but that show was OFF THE HOOK!!!!!!

to me it was absolutly amazing - i just loved the colors
compared to the attitude in my homecountry i was really impressed that the chinese showed that they are very proud of the achievements of their country like paper, ink, the chinese wall, dragons etc,
really great - sorry i can.t see any nwo in it - sure they are presenting their country in the best way they can

what scares me more is that war in georgia, right on time with the olympic games and people are focusing on sports and nobody really cares about the deaths

hey hey fans, it`s me again........ i know......

soooo

@orange-light i think, u don`t have to care everyday, every second about bad sutff....u also can have fun.....yeaaaah

so, i don`t know what`s the NWO... never heard...... mhh maybe....noo don`t have a clue.

But.... I had to see it (the whole family saw)... and it wasn`t a concert...I wasn`t screaming......but yeah nice kind of entertainment... i love the olympic

The thing is....I got now opinion about anything....countries....politic.....death....I`m just smiling all the time, thats why I can enjoy something like the olimpic....and just enjoy

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thank you for seeing the good in the whole thing. Paranoia is sometimes not a good thing(sometimes?)

anyway..thank you also for clearing up the "american"
singer-who is the wonderful,BRITISH Sarah Brightman.

what i'm trying to say,when not flying off an a tangent,is if you are looking for propaganda,you will find it,no matter what you are looking at.

i also found it to be a wonderful show,which is exactly what it was, a show.

fantastic show

I think political things should be kept out of those things like sports or music shows at all, but thats not possible it seems, unfortunaltey..

and as I cant change this world at all, I will just enjoy the sports

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i agree that it was a visually brilliant show, very entertaining but during some parts i thought it was kind of cynical... i mean the white dove / peace theme when they are occupying Tibet, the environmental bits when they have so much pollution, etc, but hey it was indeed just a show that i watched with the «Olympic spirit« in mind

x

[edit on 10-8-2008 by SilAquarius]

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"probably being paid next to nothing to perform"

i could tell you that the show was definitely played by those people! the performers couldnt see each other while playing，so they had to remember thousands of orders to guide their actions.
according to your knowledge， it is impossible，but to quote the famous advertising words, "nothing is impossible". Chinese people, including me,
were not that mean you thought.

I will never support the things, that they did to the Tibetan people.

The symbolic meaning involved in the opening ceremony, talks to a person subconscious mind. A lot of these symbolic images belong to the Aryan races that once lived upon this earth. These teachings are still to be found by those who really want to find the truth.

stunning and breath-takingly beautiful and the dedication and practice it must have taken for the 2008 young people to syncronize pefectly is mind-blowing to say the least,everyone who participated should be proud of their achievement and what an experience for everyone in attendance!

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It's true, it was a magnificent spectacle!lights, of subtlety, singers, dancers, music. Beautiful opening ceremony! For once all the countries are gathered for the sport, but after ? The Tibet was governed by China, our President Sarkozi who does not even deign to meet the Nobel Peace Prize, is the sport more important than all this? The millions which are spent on our pleasure !
We cannot always think of the misery in the world but is it very useful?

I didn't see any of that... I saw China showing us some of their history, accomplishments, etc. I saw them doing this and hoping for the future... I don't agree with a lot of the policys that China has, and was a bit iffy about the Olympics being held there, but hopefully the Olympic being there will help China to change and become a stronger nation for it.

Maybe they'll let the people have more access to things the didn't before because of this... I just hope they don't shut themselves away again after it's over.