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NWO: Short History


In 1773, Meier Amschel Rothschild met in Frankfurt, Germany with twelve of his most influential friends. He convinced them that by pooling their resources, they could rule the world. Rothschild soon found a man of incredible intelligence and ingenuity to head their organization, one Adam Weishaupt, a professor of Canon law. and Jesuit priest. 


At the request of Rothschild and his friends, Weishaupt abandoned the Catholic Church, and created the secret Order of the Illuminati, on May 1, 1776. The objectives were, through currency manipulation via central bank control, and the cooperation of subverted politicians, to establish what they called a New World Order, which will seek: 


Abolition of all ordered governments

Abolition of private property

Abolition of inheritance

Abolition of patriotism

Abolition of family

Abolition of religion

Creation of world government 


Concern about the unelected power of international bankers arose as Congress prepared to extend a twenty-year charter with the Bank of the United States, a private central bank formed in 1816. Andrew Jackson vigorously opposed efforts to strengthen the grasp of any central bank over the U.S. He called private central bankers a “den of vipers” and in 1832 vetoed a bill to renew the charter. 


Thomas Jefferson warned, 


“If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation and then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all property until their children wake up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered." 


The New World Order’s power is nearly total today, with presidents, senators, congressmen, and mainstream media bosses among the subverted. The opposition to banker monopoly has shifted from those who govern to those who are governed, the people directly affected by the banker’s totalitarian agenda.  


Alexander Solzhenitsyn, in a speech at an AFL-CIO meeting, July 1975, spoke of a turning point where our hierarchy of values may waiver or collapse:


“The political crisis of today’s world and the oncoming spiritual crisis, are occurring at the same time. It is our generation that will have to confront them."