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Evidence of new world order in media

I was thinking about starting a thread for people to list articles that they have read in the print media, or heard on the radio or TV that help put together the pieces of the puzzle to tell the story of what the new world order is trying to do.
Hopefully it will be a resource people can use (if enough people contribute) if they wish to research the agenda of the Illuminati or are unconvinced that there really IS a conspiracy. This may help shed some light on the elephant in the living room and the heaviest of heavy issues that confronts us today.
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Daily Telegraph, Sydney, NSW, Australia, 18/09/2008 page 20

"Fictional Internet
The inventor of the world wide web yesterday called for a new labelling system to help people distinguish fact from fiction on the internet.
Sir Tim Berners-Lee said he was worried at the way his creation is being used to spread lies, hoaxes, and urban myths.
Sir Tim invented the web while working at the Cern particle physics laboratory in Switzerland 20 years ago.
But while the net has become the world's definitive source of information it's 100 million web-sites are rife with errors and deliberate misinformation."

I have a question for Tim.
What does he consider a lie or urban myth?
Facts change Tim - you should know that - your a scientist. Look at the history of your kind.
DO NOT RESTRICT THE INTERNET !!!
If there is a restriction of internet content, then we could have been some of the privileged few to have been witness to free information in a society (be it right or wrong information - these distinctions change often). When else in history has this ever happened ? The privileged few have always had the upper hand of knowledge. In the words of Marshall "I'll leave it on that note"

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Daily Telegraph, Sydney, NSW, Australia, 18/09/2008 page 19

"Tracking children by phone"
This article is too long to dictate but basically it's about people who have - RIGHT NOW - the ability to track the whereabouts of their friends or family through the use of their mobile phone. A company called Go Track My People can track a person to within 3 meters. On software applications a mother / boss / child or indeed government could upload a "geofence" for an individual, where they are then SMSd or called if that person breaches the designated out of area zone.
To state the bleeding obvious, it's only a small step between this and the ID chip doing the same thing. Once the ID chip becomes mandatory to have at all times outside the house BINGO ! Nazi slash 1984 (the Movie) reality is made !

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Originally Posted by Global Nomad (Post 16510)

I would like to apply for the position of Minister of Truth.

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Hi Global,

thanks for starting this thread, I think it's important to be able to expose the lies and agendas meted out by the illuminati thru their media mouth pieces. Occasionally we're lucky enough to sift thru the rubbish and pick out some real gems I agree that this would be the ideal place for sharing them.

This then opens the doors for others to be able to discuss, support or refute what's contained in these news items.

Come on ppl, let's expose the media untruths that we're being force-fed or least post them here for us to pull them apart!

Blessings to us all,

Vesta.

Evidence of new world order in media

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/today/re...20080417.shtml

"New World Order?

Gordon Brown is in the United States to set out how he believes the international community should tackle the challenges facing the modern world.

Following Tony Blair's now famous Chicago doctrine speech and in the shadow of his hero JFK, Brown hopes to drive home his vision of international co-operation.

The BBC's political editor Nick Robinson has been in the US with the Prime Minister to cover the speech. He asked expert commentators from both sides of the Atlantic about the direction the Prime Minister should take and his ability to persuade the world to follow.

Henry Kissinger

The former US secretary of state describes his admiration for Gordon Brown and his hope that his words on international co-operation will be heeded in times of dramatic global change. (Listen to the interview - http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/news/aud...r_20080417.ram)

Sir Jeremy Greenstock

A former ambassador to the UN and UK representative in Iraq, Greenstock suggests there are more similarities between Brown and Blair than at first sight. (Listen to the interview - http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/news/aud...k_20080417.ram)

Sir Christopher Meyer

The ambassador to the US under Blair remembers the applause for the former PM in Chicago and suggests Brown needs to tread a diplomatic tightrope if he hopes to suceed.(Listen to the interview - http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/news/aud...r_20080417.ram)

Jonathan Powell

Tony Blair's former chief of staff explains the case for foreign intervention, as outlined in Blair's Chicago speech. (Listen - http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/news/aud...l_20080417.ram)

Robin Nibblet

The director of foreign affairs think tank Chatham House analyses the changing circles of influence that may disrupt Brown's plans. (Listen - http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/news/aud...t_20080417.ram)

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programme...ur/7580222.stm

New World Order?

Are we facing a New World Order?

Think of the two major foreign policy events of the past few days: the amazing success of the Bejing Olympics and the incursion of Russian forces into Georgia and its hard not to conclude that we are seeing the re-emergence of two very formidable powers.

Georgian fighters
The crisis in Georgia has focused attention on Russia's relationship with the West

It seems the old, easy dominance of the West is perhaps on the wane and that Western diplomats are perhaps going to have to spend a good deal less time wondering about the wherabouts of Mr Bin Laden and a good deal more time worrying about the ambitions and attitudes of Bejing and Moscow.

And where does that leave plucky little Britain?

Will we continue to punch above our weight or are we on the down escalator of international diplomacy?

Norman Smith was joined by John Fox, of the European Council on Foreign Relations and a career diplomat with extensive knowledge of China, Alan Mendoza of the Henry Jackson society, a think tank which campaigns for democracy and human rights in foreign policy and David Clarke who chairs the Russia Foundation and was an adviser to the former Foreign secretary Robin Cook.

He began by asking John Fox if we were on the cusp of a New World Order.

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New world order

* Robert Peston
* 18 Sep 08, 08:11 AM

The new rule for any bank or financial institution in the world is don't be too dependent on any one source of funding - because in the stormy conditions on world markets, that funding can disappear, sending said bank crashing on to the rocks.

HBOS logoThat's the main reason why HBOS last night agreed to be taken over by Lloyds TSB for £12bn.

The buffeting its shares were receiving on the London stock market week after week, the perception that it was too dependent on a British housing market heading for serious difficulties, was gradually undermining the confidence of the big institutions that provide around 44% of its funding.

There were signs of lenders to HBOS and depositors taking their cash back and putting it elsewhere.

If that had continued, well the consequences would have been unthinkable.

So the main benefit of its merger with Lloyds TSB is that the enlarged group will benefit from more diverse sources of finance - which should mean, to put it in crude terms, that the beefed-up Lloyds TSB will be less at risk of a run than either HBOS or Lloyds on their own.

It was exactly the same logic which drove Merrill Lynch, the big investment bank, into the arms of Bank of America at the weekend - because all the big investment banks, like Merrill, feel dangerously dependent on retaining the confidence of the big money managers and institutions that fund them.

And it's why Morgan Stanley - Merrill's great rival - is also looking for a partner or owner with more stable sources of funding (it's talking to America's Wachovia and others).

Even Goldman Sachs, the pre-eminent investment bank - in its recent heyday, one of the most powerful institutions in the western world - cannot be confident it can thrive and survive as an independent.

Also the recent behaviour of the US and UK governments has sent out a worrying message to the investment banks and their backers.

The authorities on both sides of the Atlantic have demonstrated that they'll do all they can to protect and preserve institutions that directly touch the lives of millions of people, retail banks such as Northern Rock and HBOS, mortgage funders such as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, or even an AIG, which has a huge retail presence.

But the US Treasury refused to prop up Lehman, which was allowed to collapse - and the salient fact about this investment bank is that it was not in retail banking.

The credit crunch is creating a new world order in banking and finance.

It's striking terror into the hearts of hedge funds, who can see their backers head for the hills at the mere sniff of an investment boo-boo by hedge-fund managers.

Conservative institutions, and those with simpler business models and a history of careful management of their funding sources, are the new superpowers.

It's a world in which Bank of America, JP Morgan, HSBC, Santander and even Lloyds TSB have the whip hand.

It's a world in which the Chinese state, if it co-ordinated the investments of its cash-rich institutions, could end up owning more-or-less the entire financial system of the US and the UK.

And it's a world in which even Morgan and Goldman may well have to surrender their proud independence.

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P4BLO, "Prison Planet" already does what you are asking for.

Why should we beat that dead horse, here? Let's move on.

There are other UNDISCOVERED conspiracies at work, that may affect our planning for our futures.

Thanks.

Shech--