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Originally posted by Jean Paul Zodeaux
reply to post by Jazzyguy
If having leaders is your deal then I guess this NWO crap is a good deal for you. Kind of like a followers wet dream.
Originally posted by boondock-saint
Any President who writes this way
is a traitor to the Constitution and
to the Republic of America. He is
not any president of mine and doesn't
deserve to hold the office or lead
it's people.
Originally posted by boondock-saint
Any President who writes this way
is a traitor to the Constitution and
to the Republic of America. He is
not any president of mine and doesn't
deserve to hold the office or lead
it's people.
Originally posted by ugie1028
Well boys and girls,
we have already heard everything NWO on this site, but wow. I didn't hear about this recent document.
What do you guys think!?
Sorry if i don't have much to say about this, but my opinion doesn't matter here, what matters is that YOU guys see this!
DISCUSS!
Please see George H.W.Bush's speech of January 29, 1991. He talks about a new world order. Also, where in the Bible is there a specific description of the antichrist? Where does it say the antichrist will be black, a democrat, a man in his 40's, or even a man for that matter?
Cheers!
National Security Strategy PDF
If the link does not work. Go to Google and type in National Security Strategy 2010. BTW this is straight from the white house site. This is as real as it gets people! (Thanks for giving me the idea to add this silo)
2nd Edit: Added a note to the PDF source
[edit on 6/14/2010 by ugie1028]
Originally posted by ugie1028
With the oil spill, the Israel-Turkey fiasco, and a few other distractions have let this document slip by. WHY!?
This seems pretty big.
what do you guys think?
Enhance Cooperation with and Strengthen the United Nations: We are enhancing our coordination with the U.N. and its agencies. We need a U.N. capable of fulfilling its founding purpose—maintaining international peace and security, promoting global cooperation, and advancing human rights. To this end, we are paying our bills. We are intensifying efforts with partners on and outside the U.N. Security Council to ensure timely, robust, and credible Council action to address threats to peace and security. We favor Security Council reform that enhances the U.N.’s overall performance, credibility, and legitimacy. Across the broader U.N. system we support reforms that promote effective and efficient leadership and management of the U.N.’s international civil service, and we are working with U.N. personnel and member states to strengthen the U.N.’s leadership and operational capacity in peacekeeping, humanitarian relief, post-disaster recovery, development assistance, and the promotion of human rights. And we are supporting new U.N. frameworks and capacities for combating transnational threats like proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, infectious disease, drug-trafficking, and counterterrorism.