New World Order is Now Trendy

If this Copenhagen summit can be remembered as anything, it is the week where the New World Order (NWO) has announced its arrival to the masses. No one who still has half a brain left can deny this because their paid puppets are now speaking the NWO talk all over the corporate media mind control channels. The only problem is that many people are simply asleep at the cognitive thinking wheel. Completely nonreactive and only complicit sheeple to their shepherds on TV or AM Radio.

The person who is awake to the true reality of our world is severely out numbered by those who are spoon fed their facts by the evil puppets who are electronically placing thoughts into their minds. Most are so far gone that they truly do not think for themselves. These are the same people who do not even look up in the sky to witness the planes spraying them with their dumbness.

They are nothing but putty in the NWO’s hands. Complicit sheep that are open to just about anything as their Shepherds tell them that a new form of peace is coming to them in the name of war to our world.

The New World Order is here. There is no denying this fact or falsely labeling it a conspiracy. The reality is that they now have made this fact main stream and our world will never be the same. You can even send the New World Order links to your family who have disowned you and are still drinking the water because they think the government wants them to have no cavities.

Here are just some of the headlines and snippets for the new NWO reality.

This article in The Nation says it all.

If the Obama administration continues to pursue an enhanced working relationship with China, it might also look to a closer partnership with Brazil, one of the most powerful countries in the Western hemisphere and potentially a strong candidate for a permanent Security Council seat, if and when the five powers now holding such seats–China, Britain, France, Russia and the United States–come to realize that in this new world, they are so fifties. As the United States builds bridges elsewhere, could the special relationships with Europe also be out of date?

 A new world order is taking shape - China.org:

2009 is drawing to a close. Reflecting on changes in the international situation that have taken place this year, I believe we are witnessing the emergence of a new world order.

World orders are relatively stable and usually retain their basic structure over a long period. On December 25, 1991 Mikhail Gorbachev resigned as president of the Soviet Union, the Soviet Union was formally dissolved, and the Soviet flag was lowered over the Kremlin. This event signaled the crumbling of the Yalta system established at the end of the Second World War. The world was in transition to a new world order. World orders owe their stability to a rough balance among the various powers. The collapse of the old world order means the old balance has been upset. The transitional period is simply the period in which the world seeks a new balance. Once a new balance is achieved, a new order is formed.

What defines the outlines of a new world order? Firstly, we must ask which countries are going to be at the center of the international arena in the new order? Secondly, which regions are going to dominate international relations? Thirdly, which nations will become less influential than in the past? If we look at the international situation in 2009, bearing in mind the above-mentioned three points, we can see that a new world order has begun to emerge this year

Here are some more articles over the last few days:

• New world order set agenda in climate talks - Irish Times
• Copenhagen climate deal shows new world order may be led by US, China - Washington Post
• Sullivan: Obama’s not-so-new world order - NY Daily
• It’s a new world order - Times of India
•  New World Order‘ raises more questions than it answers - San Louis Obispo
• In The New World Order, Sterling Should Suffer - Wall Street Journal
• Big thoughts from Copenhagen – a new world order - Channel 4
• Copenhagen summit: ‘First step’ to a new order – or a ‘betrayal of our grandchildren’ - Guardian UK