Global cooling threatens crop yields worldwide

| June 16, 2009

The Telegraph reports on unusually cold weather around the world since 2007, including summer snowstorms in Saudi Arabia, frosts in Brazil, and hailstorms in China. Abnormally cold weather is causing late planting. Projections of crop yields for essential foodstuffs such as soybeans and corn are down significantly around the globe, particularly in the U.S. and […]

The UN human rights con game

| June 15, 2009

Back in 1998 Glenn Woiceshyn wrote a short article contrasting the UN human rights agenda with individual rights. This brief article provides a nice introduction to the two competing human rights agendas, the individual rights supported by the Right and the Marxist economic rights supported by the Left. The Left confuses and undermines civilization by […]

World Bank corruption

| June 6, 2009

The World Bank has discovered its own corruption. The author of this article, Bea Edwards, seems to think World Bank corruption is some kind of unfortunate development that can be fixed. What do globalists do when they discover globalist corruption? They propose a “reform.” As if globalism could be reformed. The corruption is programmed in […]

Is breaking off hard to do?

| May 24, 2009

The global financial crash and the Obama administration’s response (big bank bailouts and deficit spending that doesn’t target job creation) have created a new constituency for anti-New World Order studies. For the moment let’s characterize this constituency as “Angry Men” (and women of course) who are becoming suddenly awake to the con game of the […]

The Queen of Death speaks

| March 1, 2009

UN Population Fund director Thoraya Obaid outlined her proposals for further population reduction in a speech at UN headquarters in September 2008. Obaid treasures the insights of Paul Ehrlich’s The Population Bomb, which predicted massive worldwide famine before the end of the twentieth century. Despite controlling a death budget of over $400 million, Obaid called […]

A peek into the future

| January 20, 2009

The European Union plans to ban large-screen plasma TVs because they use too much energy. See the story at the Daily Express. Britain is set to search home PC’s without a warrant, under European Union guidelines. See the story at TimesOnline. A report on the schools of the future at WiseUp Journal. Good links at […]

UN restructuring

| December 1, 2008

The United Nations is proposing a restructuring by adoption of a UN Parliamentary Assembly. The UN says that it will allow for more democratic representation in the UN. NWOU is not exactly sure what lies behind this proposal, perhaps dissatisfaction with the ability of the Security Council to block UN initiatives that originate in the […]