New World Order

The term 'New World Order' was used rhetorically by George Bush during the 'testing ground' of the Gulf War demonstrating the over-all plan to create a global 'police force' to maintain order ( and compliance? ) throughout the world. Through political alliances, ( i.e. NATO ) most of the Western world was already in the NWO bag.

The alleged scheme of the NWO military camp is to stream-line both US and former Soviet armies and to make way for a NATO backed super army consisting of both Western and former Warsaw Pact soldiers, this would act as the military arm of the NWO. The political and economic fall of communism in the Soviet Union and other east European nations could be seen as part of a scheme by the NWO to 'westernise' the east and thus try to integrate these nations into the ethos of the NWO.

As any strategist knows, their needs to be a concentrated target and with the integration of the former Warsaw Pact countries, eastern Europe could no longer be the 'boogie man' of the West. Since the early eighties, Saddam Hussein had been one of the main trading partners of the West in the Arab world. Dealing mostly in oil, he traded arms with the US and his militia 'allegedly' had military training from Western advisors for their war against Iran, an extremely Islamic ( and therefore anti-US ) fundamentalist junta.

Saddam enjoyed many lucrative years and numerous military triumphs, seemingly under the 'benevolent' eye of the West, however this may have been part of a large orchestrated attempt to give the Iraqi government the belief that it could do anything in the Middle East with the backing of the US. This appears to be exactly what Saddam thought and of course he invaded Kuwait, a disputed region claimed by the Iraqis to belong to them but split from Iraq by the British in early colonial days.

In fact, it is claimed that Saddam sent a message to the U.S. Secretary of State, stating that he wished to act militarily on long-standing territorial dispute against Kuwait. The response was something along the lines of saying that the US was not interested in 'internal Arab policies'. With this in mind, Iraqi forces Kuwait with little or no resistance.

All of a sudden, the media was on the Middle East, it was dramatically discovered that Saddam was a fascist dictator that racially oppressed Kurds, a minority group in Iraq, he ran a totalitarian regime based on torture, murder and bribery. The CIA and most of the US and Western governments knew this already but as this did not affect US interests there it was not seen as being important until its revelation would portray the US in a better light. The Gulf was one battlefield, yet the media was probably the most powerful weapon in the arsenal of the NWO /US! The NWO 'allegedly' runs a global network of TV and newspaper offices, each one portraying pro-Western and indeed US propaganda. The media war on Iraq was there to ensure that the US / UN was seen as the 'good guys' and that Iraq was the baddies.

But what was the reason behind this 'war' if EVERYBODY knew it was going to happen? What possible reason could there to be to allow billions of dollars being wasted in such a senseless military exercise, why were so many lives lost in this act of madness when it could have been easily avoided?

The answer the the above can be stated in just one word : OIL! Kuwait is rich in oil and is one of the main suppliers of the west, the loss of such a powerful source would greatly damage the strength of it.

There is also the notion that the whole Gulf War was an orchestrated plot, or show to demonstrate to the emerging Arab nations that the NWO/UN was watching them and wanted them to stay 'in their place'. The last thing the NWO wanted was a new non-complying, radically different economy threatening its strategic monopoly. This would have demonstrated internationally how the NWO wanted to run things, as an international police group. The on-going war was not necessarily to make Iraqi forces leave Kuwait, it was to systematically destroy the whole Iraqi infrastructure, thus destabilising a potential collation centre of Arab fundamentalism.