Another New World Order?

[Bob Crowley]

Way back when the Berlin wall was breaking down, George Bush Snr and compatriots were fond of quoting a "new world order".

They weren't looking very far ahead. Now there is another "new world order" on the horizon, this time led by China, with India a rising star while Russia has trouble subjugating Ukraine.

As a new world order dawns, Australia plods along, much to scholars' dismay

China's display of an array of naval weaponry and assets, as opposed to land-based ones, could hardly have been less subtle.

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Since they spouted their NWO rhetoric, there have been two Gulf Wars, 9/11 and war in Afghanistan which ironically was one of the factors which led to the fall of the USSR. China is enjoying a meteoric rise in just about very field, and Islam has become an emerging force, while the Church struggles in the West.

Crystal balls in politics are notoriously fickle.

Modi walks a tightrope with China - ABC Asia

India's Prime Minister left China before Xi Jinping's massive parade. There's a very good reason for that.

www.abc.net.au

 

[Maria Billingsley]

Way back when the Berlin wall was breaking down, George Bush Snr and compatriots were fond of quoting a "new world order".

They weren't looking very far ahead. Now there is another "new world order" on the horizon, this time led by China, with India a rising star while Russia has trouble subjugating Ukraine.

As a new world order dawns, Australia plods along, much to scholars' dismay

China's display of an array of naval weaponry and assets, as opposed to land-based ones, could hardly have been less subtle.

www.abc.net.au

Since they spouted their NWO rhetoric, there have been two Gulf Wars, 9/11 and war in Afghanistan which ironically was one of the factors which led to the fall of the USSR. China is enjoying a meteoric rise in just about very field, and Islam has become an emerging force, while the Church struggles in the West.

Crystal balls in politics are notoriously fickle.

Modi walks a tightrope with China - ABC Asia

India's Prime Minister left China before Xi Jinping's massive parade. There's a very good reason for that.

www.abc.net.au

Historically, NWO is mainly recognized as a conspiracy theory involving the " Globalists " and " Deep State" not other nations getting along.
There is a third, and increasingly prominent, definition emerging. This definition is not a formal academic one but, re-defined by a specific political movement. This movements agenda is, by its very nature, a vision for a "new world order" of their own design. It's a classic case of projection: accusing a perceived enemy of the very thing they are attempting to do.

Blessings

 

[bèlla]

As you’ve correctly acknowledged the term has been used by many in office including our former President Biden. It isn’t a conspiracy if people in positions of authority are referencing it of their own volition. I don’t view China’s rise as a separate movement but a continuance of the original with new elements being revealed on their time table.

We can jokingly reference the irony of Larry Fink’s appointment as the interim chairman of the World Economic Forum as mildly comedic given his predecessor’s statement (you’ll own nothing and be happy) and his firm’s practice of buying a stake in everything they can.

Suffice to say we’re on track and few will need convincing in the long run. Their circumstances will tell the story as will the economy, conditions, etc. Unlike some I don’t believe we’ll rebound or witnessed the fullness of what’s to come. If you were in their shoes would you show your hand? Of course not. You share what’s needed and keep the rest under wraps.

~bella