What Will It Take to Defeat the "New World Order"?

246 · 05-09-2009, 02:53 AM

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Originally Posted by orthodoxymoron

Would a little bit of fascism be ok? Or...is it just the extreme fascism we need to avoid? Can someone be a little bit pregnant? Can there be too much freedom? How much is too much? Can there be too much responsible freedom? I maintain that the combination of freedom and responsibility is an absolute standard. The words balance each other...and maintain homeostasis...sort of like a buffer for ph balance. There cannot be too much responsible freedom.

Of course fascism isnt ok. Socialism isnt fascism. People tend to jump on the "antisocialist" bandwagon. But a few laws to keep minimum standards isnt fascism. Like in Canada, France and the UK with government funded healthcare. It's a form of socialism and it works. It's far cheaper for everyone per capita and the waiting list or quality is no worse than the USA. It's better. And free. That's why I say a little socialism is good. Obviously up to a point. And some capitalism is good to encourage ingenuity, and create jobs so people can live nicely. And give people hope because if they work hard they can make a better life for themselves. Responsible freedom is great, the problem is there are a lot of nefarious people who are completely irresponsbile. They are the ones causing the whole mess of corporate fascism. A few laws to keep them on an anti-fascist leash would help things. If you have no laws and just preach "responsible freedom" will everyone just go along with that? I have faith in humanity but not that much faith. The current world is living proof of how a lot of people are out to get everyone else for the almighty dollar. There are also a lot of really good people too, but not everyone is of that mindset. I love the US constitution and bill of rights. It protects people. I love that there is a minimum wage in the USA and other places. It protects people from even worse conditions. I love there are laws in the US and other places protecting the environment. I just wish they were global.

Seashore · 05-09-2009, 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by 246

I love the US constitution and bill of rights. It protects people. I love that there is a minimum wage in the USA and other places. It protects people from even worse conditions. I love there are laws in the US and other places protecting the environment. I just wish they were global.

I love these things, too, and want them for everyone in the world. But they need to be established and enforced locally, not globally, so that the power structure is close to the individual.

lemon_sky88 · 05-13-2009, 03:27 PM

The New World Order is a distraction so the those in power will never have to answer to its wrong doings (To other man that is). It is a classic example of man not wanting to take responsobility for ones actions. Practice this simple philosophy in every small way in your own life and carry the tourch which may one day set the slaves free. Every one small instance where you can stand back and say wait a minute maybe i could have done this beter is anouther bullet in the direction of this Beast. Weild your weapons, use them wisely, there isnt much time and every grain of sand now counts.

Seashore · 05-13-2009, 05:20 PM

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Originally Posted by lemon_sky88

... Weild your weapons, use them wisely, there isnt much time and every grain of sand now counts.

I am interested in members' anecdotes from their own experience. Anecdotes that illustrate what efforts they have made...

lemon_sky88 · 05-13-2009, 06:53 PM

I am directlly relating the big problems of the world to each and every human on this planet. any one little istance is a small ripple than can cause a tidle wave. I am new to project camelot which is where ive drawn most of my insparation. They go right along with my own philosophy which started when i was younger through an experience with my younger brother. I was very selfish self cnterd and willing to do anything for my own personal gain. was this insinct or my own intuition im not shur. one day i remember vividly awakening after doing something awful to him. I dont recall specifically what it was but I relized how bad it hurt me to see him hurt. from that day on i said im going to attemp to be kind to him and others at that. Things will be much beter in this world for not only every one, but me, if i simply make shur i am doing what i can to cary this tourch. It may seem harder to do whats right because whats wrong can be so intising (power). But at the end of the day life if much simpler easier and the bliss is 10 times more powerful than the bliss that comes from satifying any need for power. sorry to stray so far from subject but to answer the inquire what i do my self to inspire change is live every day as tho it were my last and do as much good as possible. i scre up like any one else. I also admit it so that i can hope to over come. I do my best to insire every one i meet to do the same and simply humanity needs to take resposobility for humanity. the blind eye we turn may kill us all, i refuse to sit idly by. it seems simple. but its truth. simple dose not equal easy. with love for all.

sammytray · 05-13-2009, 07:53 PM

What Will It Take to Defeat the "New World Order"?

Nothing... these "games" are not a "winning" / "losing" system.

What can you do? Really? What do you think you can do?

Seashore · 05-14-2009, 12:31 PM

One of the major aspects of the implementation of the NWO is Agenda 21 of the United Nations, and there is an organization that is working to oppose it. This organization is sponsoring a conference in Oklahoma in August 2009.

I've started a separate thread regarding Agenda 21 and the organization, Freedom21.

05-13-2009, 03:27 PM	#3
lemon_sky88 Avalon Senior Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: Columbus, Ohio U.S.A. Posts: 152	Re: What Will It Take to Defeat the "New World Order"? The New World Order is a distraction so the those in power will never have to answer to its wrong doings (To other man that is). It is a classic example of man not wanting to take responsobility for ones actions. Practice this simple philosophy in every small way in your own life and carry the tourch which may one day set the slaves free. Every one small instance where you can stand back and say wait a minute maybe i could have done this beter is anouther bullet in the direction of this Beast. Weild your weapons, use them wisely, there isnt much time and every grain of sand now counts.

05-13-2009, 06:53 PM	#5
lemon_sky88 Avalon Senior Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: Columbus, Ohio U.S.A. Posts: 152	Re: What Will It Take to Defeat the "New World Order"? I am directlly relating the big problems of the world to each and every human on this planet. any one little istance is a small ripple than can cause a tidle wave. I am new to project camelot which is where ive drawn most of my insparation. They go right along with my own philosophy which started when i was younger through an experience with my younger brother. I was very selfish self cnterd and willing to do anything for my own personal gain. was this insinct or my own intuition im not shur. one day i remember vividly awakening after doing something awful to him. I dont recall specifically what it was but I relized how bad it hurt me to see him hurt. from that day on i said im going to attemp to be kind to him and others at that. Things will be much beter in this world for not only every one, but me, if i simply make shur i am doing what i can to cary this tourch. It may seem harder to do whats right because whats wrong can be so intising (power). But at the end of the day life if much simpler easier and the bliss is 10 times more powerful than the bliss that comes from satifying any need for power. sorry to stray so far from subject but to answer the inquire what i do my self to inspire change is live every day as tho it were my last and do as much good as possible. i scre up like any one else. I also admit it so that i can hope to over come. I do my best to insire every one i meet to do the same and simply humanity needs to take resposobility for humanity. the blind eye we turn may kill us all, i refuse to sit idly by. it seems simple. but its truth. simple dose not equal easy. with love for all.

05-13-2009, 07:53 PM	#6
sammytray Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: OC/CALIFORNIA Posts: 587	Re: What Will It Take to Defeat the "New World Order"? What Will It Take to Defeat the "New World Order"? Nothing... these "games" are not a "winning" / "losing" system. What can you do? Really? What do you think you can do?

05-14-2009, 12:31 PM	#7
Seashore Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 3,564	Re: What Will It Take to Defeat the "New World Order"? One of the major aspects of the implementation of the NWO is Agenda 21 of the United Nations, and there is an organization that is working to oppose it. This organization is sponsoring a conference in Oklahoma in August 2009. I've started a separate thread regarding Agenda 21 and the organization, Freedom21.