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:	post by Headbanging_Man at 2011-05-02 20:15:17

ark said	[orig][quote]
This is all fact. But Jim I'm only with you half way here. The NWO is a typical fall back for the CT's out there but I can't buy it because China and India won't fall in line, and it's impossible to stay alive without playing nice with them. Just saying.

I don't believe in a NWO per se, at least not as an organized cabal or society, but by and far, the organizations that push us towards some sort of "NWO" are dominated by Anglo-Germano-Dutch-American financial interests, with some participation from capitalists and bankers from elsewhere. Asian capitalists have been brought into the fold via the Trilateral Commission, but ultimately the economic/political/military globalization project was well under way before David Rockefeller formed that group in the 1970's. It could certainly be traced to blatantly racist roots that advocate a white-dominated global imperialism, such as the Round Table groups, pioneered by diamond magnate Cecil Rhodes to foster the ambitions of the British empire. The Royal Institute Of International Affairs which sprouted out of this was funded by the big banking families of the UK (Astor, Rothschild, the House of Windsor), and the US's equivalent Council On Foreign Relations was pioneered by Edward Mandell House (among others); in addition to alleged KKK ties, House was a close advisor to the rabid bigot Woodrow Wilson, and a founder of the Federal Reserve.

So I think it's worth considering the endurance of the Western-dominated secret financial/diplomatic networks over the recent expanded economic power of China, India, Brazil, etc. Even if the faces of organizations like the CFR, RIAA, Bilderberg Group, etc. have gotten a bit more diverse, they are still structured around a premise of Western-rule and colonialism.

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