CURRENTLY THE 'NEW WORLD ORDER' 

IS A CONSPIRACY THEORY...

 

-OR IS IT?

 

According to sociology, the structure of society which arose in the ancient world was caused largely by the closure of the land bridge between Siberia and Alaska at the end of the last ice-age, which isolated the people in the Americas and led to their re-discovery by the Europeans from the other side. As a result of this, the rest of the world underwent a massive re-organisation process as the centre of the world, China, became the east, America in the east became the new west, and Europe in the west became the new centre. In other words, it created a shift in the world-centre from China to Europe, which we can finally see, produced the empires of the ancient world which led to the fall of the 'old world' and rise of a new world-order.

A new book 'ORIGINS OF THE NEW WORLD ORDER' explains how this occurred...    

 

Welcome to a new type of history 

This book presents the story of the ancient world so as to show how the fall of the old world occurred. Using breakthroughs in the decipherment of ancient texts and radiocarbon dating which ocurred in the twentieth century, it is possible to use any evidence we can find to trace the origins of human society, and finally show the true full story of ancient history in a way you have never seen it before.   

 

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'The New World Order in the modern sense, which we know today, is a political theory concerning global development, but it has its roots deep in the ancient world. Because of the mysterious nature of its origins, many conspiracy theories have sprung up around it which include the idea of governments having motives other than that which we should expect from the present, or, ‘hidden agenda’. James McConnachie and Robin Tudge say in The Rough Guide to Conspiracy Theories (on page 141), ‘The New World Order (NWO) crops up in countless conspiracy theories. While the detail varies as to exactly which institutions or individuals are involved, and to what ends, the basic premise remains the same: that a group or groups are seeking to establish a single, all-powerful global government (hence the theory’s other moniker, the “One World Government”). Being an unelected institute of global governance, the United Nations is the frame for many US conspiracy theorists as the Ultimate expression of the New World Order. As such the UN pushes its economic diktats through the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and the World Economic Forum, and its laws through the World Court and International Criminal Court, and enforces its rule through NATO bombers and UN peace-keepers. Other institutions supposedly in the plot are the Bilderberg Group . . . , the Trilateral Commission . . . and the council on foreign relations....Now enough is known about the ancient world to be able to show a full explanation of human development from prehistory onwards, it is important that people find out about it in the right way, as in the age of mass media and freedom of the press, there is a massive opportunity to misuse theories of human development in political, social and economic contexts. This… book…examines the origins of the New World Order in the ancient world then moves on to describe it in terms of the Middle Ages and Modern Periods. It starts by describing how human society itself has evolved from pre-history onwards, leading to the point when the closure of the ice-bridge between America and Russia isolated the people in America and caused a massive re-organisation of the way global society progressed, as it lead to the rediscovery of the Americas from the other side. This is the story of the shift in the world-centre as it occurred from China to Europe, and how it created a series of empires which ran through Egypt to Mesopotamia, Persia, Greece and Rome. It then finishes as, finally, the rise of Christianity takes us into the Middle Ages, and shows how the way in which Jesus becomes Christ causes the New World Order to become eclipsed by later history—as he became the central figure in it.'

 

 

 

Comments and Reviews

"...you seem to have cracked the art of writing in an academically-respectable way", Eric Bodger M.A., course leader, Business Management programme, King Alfred's College.
 

"Congratulations on the new book" - Dr. Paul Sheeran, University of Winchester.