Certainly, it is not. We will fight it tooth, and nail, but ultimately there will be one. If there wasn’t to be one, then the Bible wouldn’t mention all of the beheaded Christians.
In any event, these collapses are exactly what the NWO wants, while there are black swans, and no one has complete control, there will be some control for several years. The NWO is a concept and goal that surpasses lifetimes, it’s something that has been pushed for, basically, forever. Its names have changed, and the players involved come and go, but the fight is omnipresent.
I think this was a mistake. What goes well for one goes well for all. But, what goes wrong for one (Example: Greece) goes wrong for all, as well.
Thatcher was right.
They will keep it alive, at all costs, with lies.
Once we reach the Triple Witching Hour on sovereign default I expect the US, Euros, ChiComs and Saudis to come together in a secret meeting and all agree to one huge, bodacious, immense lie to keep things rolling along as they have been.
Europe is unravelling, but Europe may not be especially relevant to the new world order. The world today is divided into three camps: the lazy, the ambitious, and the incompetent. Europe and Japan have gotten lazy: old, comfortable, risk averse, reflexively protectionist, and collapsing demographically. In the ambitious camp are the rising powers that have figured out they don’t have to be poor, that market economies work. The incompetents are the basket cases.
Countries can move from one camp to another. BO is currently trying to move the U.S. from the ambitious camp to the lazy camp. If he succeeds, we — like Europe — will be incidental to building the new world order.
China, India, Brazil, Mexico, Indonesia, South Korea, Taiwan, and other rising powers are going to drive global growth for the next couple of generations. We can be part of the growth caucus if we are willing to compete. Or we can choose to be an also ran, and settle in for a long decline.
It might have been postponed, but I doubt that. I would rather expect a renewed vigor for it inevitable fulfillment.
Every "crisis" puts another brick in the wall.
Remember the tower of Babel..........
Thanks for the post Kaslin.
I don’t think Communism is dead.
It’s always been here only the
name changes.
As long as the education system
is run by “progressives” / Commies,
they will eventually out breed
conservatives.