The New World Order E-Book

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• Herausgeber: BookThug
• Kategorie: Geisteswissenschaft
• Sprache: Englisch

Seitenzahl: 48

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2023

Beschreibung

Ralph Epperson´s book, "The New World Order", postulates that a secret group of powerful people dominates governments and financial systems around the world. In his interesting research (with strengths and weaknesses) the author argues that this elite has been working behind the scenes for centuries to create a world government and control all the countries´ resources. According to Epperson, the goal would be to create a totalitarian, borderless state in which individual rights are eliminated and control is absolute.

Leseprobe

The New World Order and the Globalist Agenda

Although this is not a new topic, in recent years the theory of a Globalist Agenda or a New World Order has been heard more and more. For many it is just another conspiracy theory, for many others it is a “fact”: its implementation has already begun, and it is carried out through organizations and philanthropists who are in charge. Some of them are the World Economic Forum, the United Nations, the World Health Organization, the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, some secret and obscure organizations, such as the Bilderberg Club, the Club of Rome or the Council on Foreign Relations, and the foundations of some of the multi-millionaires associated with this theory, like as the Rockefellers, George Soros or Bill Gates.

So, what is it all about? First, we must clarify that it is neither a closed nor a unique theory. In general terms, this theory claims that a small group of people with a great deal of power and money would be operating with the aim of creating a single state of control. This would involve the dissolution of national borders in favor of a centralized government and economy.

There is a tendency to dismiss these theories as “far-fetched” or “conspiratorial”, and the mainstream media says so whenever these issues are brought up. But we have experienced firsthand, for example, being subject to state control and surveillance, and we have surrendered submissively to the loss of part of our individual freedoms. All this, appealing to be “cared for” in the face of the enemy of the moment, be it a group of terrorists or the coronavirus pandemic. Eavesdropping through electronic devices, secret projects such as HAARP, controls through GPS, surveillance devices and facial recognition, are some of the new forms of control to which we seem to have become accustomed. Added to all this are the Big Tech companies, which have absolutely all our data, movements, networks, financial status, tastes and consumption. And the idea that a centralized government is necessary (for example, to address inequalities between countries, or to protect humanity from the wickedness of some extreme groups) is repeated by influential and powerful people, such as Klaus Schwab, of the World Economic Forum.

Those who support the theory of the New World Order usually mention the book of the same name, The New World Order, published by researcher Ralph A. Epperson in 1989. There, they claim, we can find information on the origin of this group (linked to the Illuminatti and the Freemasons), and documents showing how this elite group has been imposing itself through different organizations and different States, in order to carry out their plan. Epperson’s book works as a kind of guide to understand what the New World Order is all about, which groups or organizations (some of them with hundreds of years of history) are behind its implementation.

Epperson’s text will be analyzed and commented in the following pages, based on some of the thematic lines proposed by the author. But first, we will review what the theory of a New World Order is all about.

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The theory

The theory of a New World Order is not new: it has adopted different forms more linked to the religious (mainly to the Judaism-Christianity pair), to the economic (to the communism-capitalism antagonism), or to the direct control of individuals through technological devices. It is not a single, linear theory, but a very broad theory that has decades of development and that has branched out according to the different groups that proclaim it.

The idea of secrecy, concealment or conspiracy has always been attractive. Throughout history there have been secret societies that, beyond their real activities or interests, have contributed to forging myths, speculations and legends. From the fraternities at universities to the very secret meetings of the Bilderberg Club, there are groups whose activities and interests are secret, who have their own agenda, and especially there are groups with so much power that the presidents of the different countries would be their mere puppets or employees.

The theory of the existence of a power group that would be behind the implementation of a New World Order has some difficulties. The first one: if it is a secret conspiracy, what are the sources on which we rely, from where do we take the information? Epperson’s book functions as one of the few sources cited. The second is that, being a broad theory with unclear boundaries, it is embraced by very different groups, with different and even conflicting views or interests. In addition, “conspiracy theories” like this are fertile ground for the addition of far-fetched or paranormal arguments. For all these reasons, it is difficult to establish where the theory of a New World Order begins and where it ends. It tends to combine concrete and verifiable data with speculations, and all this amidst conflicting interests.