5/7 Fight The New World Order

Gorbachev's formulation

The first press reference to the phrase came from Russo-Indian talks, 21 November 1988. Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi used the term in reference to the commitments made by the USSR through the Delhi Declaration of two years previous. The new world order which he describes is characterized by "non-violence and the principles of peaceful coexistence." He also includes the possibility of a sustained peace, an alternative to the nuclear balance of terror, dismantling of nuclear weapons systems, significant cuts in strategic arms, and eventually a general and complete disarmament.

Three days later, a Guardian article quotes NATO Secretary General Manfred Wörner as saying that the Soviets have come close to accepting NATOs doctrine of military stability based on a mix of nuclear as well as conventional arms. This, in his opinion, would spur the creation of "a new security framework" and a move towards "a new world order."

But the principal statement creating the new world order concept came from Mikhail Gorbachevs 7 December 1988 speech to the United Nations General Assembly. His formulation included an extensive list of ideas in creating a new order. He advocated strengthening the central role of the United Nations, and the active involvement of all members—the Cold War had prevented the UN and its Security Council from performing their roles as initially envisioned. The de-ideologizing of relations among states was the mechanism through which this new level of cooperation could be achieved. Concurrently, Gorbachev recognized only one world economy—essentially an end to economic blocs. Furthermore, he advocated Soviet entry into several important international organizations, such as the CSCE and International Court of Justice. Reinvigoration of the UN peacekeeping role, and recognition that superpower cooperation can and will lead to the resolution of regional conflicts was especially key in his conception of cooperation. He argued that the use of force or the threat of the use of force was no longer legitimate, and that the strong must demonstrate restraint toward the weak. He foresaw, as the major powers of the world, the United States, the Soviet Union, Europe, India, China, Japan, and Brazil. He asked for cooperation on environmental protection, on debt relief for developing countries, on disarmament of nuclear weapons, on preservation of the ABM treaty, and on a convention for the elimination of chemical weapons. At the same time he promised the significant withdrawal of Soviet forces from Eastern Europe and Asia, as well as an end to the jamming of Radio Liberty.

Gorbachev described a phenomenon that could be described as a global political awakening:
We are witnessing most profound social change. Whether in the East or the South, the West or the North, hundreds of millions of people, new nations and states, new public movements and ideologies have moved to the forefront of history. Broad-based and frequently turbulent popular movements have given expression, in a multidimensional and contradictory way, to a longing for independence, democracy and social justice. The idea of democratizing the entire world order has become a powerful socio-political force. At the same time, the scientific and technological revolution has turned many economic, food, energy, environmental, information and population problems, which only recently we treated as national or regional ones, into global problems. Thanks to the advances in mass media and means of transportation, the world seems to have become more visible and tangible. International communication has become easier than ever before.

In the press, Gorbachev was compared to Woodrow Wilson giving the Fourteen Points, to Franklin D. Roosevelt and Churchill promulgating the Atlantic Charter, and to Marshall and Truman building the Western Alliance. His speech, while visionary, was to be approached with caution. He was seen as attempting a fundamental redefinition of international relationships, on economic and environmental levels. His support "for independence, democracy and social justice" was highlighted. But the principle message taken from his speech was that of a new world order based on pluralism, tolerance, and cooperation.
For a new type of progress throughout the world to become a reality, everyone must change. Tolerance is the alpha and omega of a new world order. — Gorbachev, June 1990

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[111Travis555]

Children; do not fight;

for you must love, and but only Love...

this is the way; blame not those that have been blinded; light will someday reach them, even if it is far too late.

:D

Love and Compassion

[911truthncDotOrg]

What! Change the title to "Love The NWO"?

We fight a disease with our immune ready.

[abriggzy]

The video wont work, interesting...

[911truthncDotOrg]

quit your browser and retry.

[ilovsaw]

After watching this video I truly feel threatened.

[911truthncDotOrg]

Better to know a threat exist than one having their head stuck in the sand.

[mikeybrumbrum]

The police are LITERALLY being tricked into joining SATANISM.

Its almost straight form the bible, what they do, and they just keep joining the maosns.

They should be careful, because its the MEAK who inherit the earth, not the police.

[MTCoblivsicas12345]

@111Travis555 what love the criminals who make third world suffer and invade countries illegaly? fuck that ill burn the puppet goverment down and kill the rockfellors,rothschilds bankers and anyone else who stands for them and create Marxs communist utopia.

[vasgeorge]

@111Travis555 shut up you fucking idiot....

[hablerz]

Maxwell Igan is a genius.

[steve5123456789]

Thought Jesus was peaceful.

[SpaceMan131326]

wake up and fight back, I am warrior Jesus

[missaquaboogie]

No you can watch tv with a critical mind. It makes it easier to relate how much we are getting fucked in the ass by the rich white men running around playing "who's to die next".

[missaquaboogie]

I don't watch THAT much television but when you can sort out lies from the truth you can. Not only do I watch tv, I read everything and everything that I can articles (journals), books on history etc, magazines whatever. Ps: you also can't escape the media. TRY IT. Except you don't go outside. It is everywhere. Even in your home. If you have anything bought in a store...your advertising to yourself or others. What difference does it REALLY make?

[woodster2k1]

Also how can you watch tv with a critical mind when all you see is what they want you to watch? Doesn't make any sense to me

[woodster2k1]

The elite own most or all of the major netwroks that you probably watch. They will feed you whatever info and propagana they deem you should see and hear. I don't believe a second of watching tv can be a good thing.

[missaquaboogie]

I agree with the limiting of exposure but I do not believe we should all "turn it off". Furthermore, look everywhere we go the 'subliminal' messages are around us. Even my university if filled with the messages (my textbooks). In the words of others (our friends/family), in our schools. It is all around us. The difference is recognition that it is THERE and REFUSAL to accept the indoctrination.