Director | April 25, 2009
Sheldon Filger takes a look at Ireland. Article picked up by The Huffington Post. Be sure to read the Comments following for contrary views. Some Irish don’t think it’s that bad. Still, the present state of affairs does argue against global economic integration.
Director | March 5, 2009
NWOU is pleased that the global socialists and monopoly capitalists have ruined their system of global trade agreements and destroyed their investment banks. But the race to reglobalize is on, led by Gordon Brown and Barack Obama. NWOU hopes that nationalist and localist policies will replace failed globalism.
Director | March 2, 2009
Western European leaders rejected a Hungarian plan to bail out Eastern Europe’s indebted nations yesterday. It appears that British Prime Minister Gordon Brown led the opposition.
Director | February 26, 2009
NWOU is keenly interested in the current struggle between economic nationalism and free-trade globalism in Europe. How national leaders align on this issue may mean the difference between national freedom and identity and European identity under EU tyranny.
Director | February 18, 2009
The legal basis for the Islamicization of Europe is called the Barcelona Declaration, The Barcelona-EuroMediterranean Declaration of 1995. It is a New World Order takeover program designed to destroy national cultural identity. Multiculturalism is a Neomarxist weapon designed to destroy identities so that world citizenship will become everyone’s reference point. It’s not really about tolerance […]
Director | January 25, 2009
Dana Gabriel writes at IntelStrike (“TILMA Expands on NAFTA”) that a Canadian free trade agreement is scheduled to be adopted in April. The Trade, Investment and Labour Mobility Agreement (TILMA) was signed in 2006. It expands on NAFTA’s transfer of power from local governments to corporations. Quebec is leading an initiative to integrate TILMA with […]
Director | January 24, 2009
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard reports on Spain’s economic crisis at the Telegraph. It should be clear by now that the European Union is a “prison of nations” that prevents nations from setting their own trade policies, tax policies, and interest rates. When times turn tough, these countries do not have control over the full complement of economic […]
