New World Order University Forum

The Club of Rome has a new project, called A New Path for World Development. Actually, it’s the same old path for global takeover. The Club promises to offer the plan in 2010. Readers can probably already guess how the Club of Rome is going to coordinate global takeover in 2010, but have a look at their proposal anyway, if just to sample the rhetoric.

NWOU is interested in the value words the Club of Rome uses to fool people into following them. All politicians make use of the same value words to get your support while they lie to you. The Club of Rome is worried about “fragile ecosystems” (are there robust ecosystems we don’t have to worry about?) and “ecological breakdown,” as if nature can’t cope without the Club of Rome coming to her defense. How did nature get by all these years without the Club of Rome’s help? The Club of Rome also worries about “inequalities” and “imbalances,” particularly if they slow down the rate of globalization. The Club worries about poverty, deprivation, inequity, and exclusion and urges income redistribution (other people’s income, of course). The Club justifies its control over all society and culture in terms of a greater value given to peace and progress within the “tightening human and environmental limits.” What limits are they talking about, exactly? The Club then worries about alienation, polarization, violence, and conflict and asserts its supreme value, peace. Peace was of course the old trick of Communism to enlist supporters. Every peace group in the twentieth century was sponsored by the Soviet Union to focus on American anti-Communist wars. Finally, the Club advocates interconnectedness and integrated strategies to make sure no one else has any say in what the future might be like.

These are the new buzzwords justifying global takeover. You might imagine that the Club of Rome can never ensure equality, and you would be right, and you might imagine that the Club of Rome can’t control ecosystems, and you would be right, and you might imagine that the Club of Rome can’t ensure peace, but you would be wrong. When no dissent is tolerated, there will probably be a kind of peace, and if you call this progress, then shame on you.

All you have to worry about is that the Club of Rome might succeed. Watch your politicians to see if they take up the “interconnectedness,” peace, and progress rhetoric, and you’ll know who they are working for. Abstract value words are how they fool you into working for your own enslavement under globalism. Instead of falling under their control, why don’t you make up your own plan for your own future that achieves your own real values? You won’t even have to read any Club of Rome directives or attend any meetings, and you can coordinate with whomever you wish.

Tags: A New Path for World Development, Club of Rome

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