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This is an outgrowth of my other thread about the NWO.<br><br>Anyway, is it PNAC that represents the NWO for you? Did the wheels start turning on 9/11? Is it purely a Neo-Con agenda?<br><br>Or do it's roots go back much further? Is it more encompassing?<br><br>go go go <p></p><i></i>

Not neocons at all. The neocons may be their change agents of this historical moment, but they are also their patsies. Neocons believe they are creating a New American Century but they are doomed to fail, and they're bringing America down with them. Then, what we could call the New World Order steps up, after a managed system collapse brought about by a convergence of real and fabricated crises triggering enormous population reduction. <p></p><i>Edited by: <A HREF=http://p216.ezboard.com/brigorousintuition.showUserPublicProfile?gid=rigorousintuition>Rigorous Intuition</A> at: 9/23/05 7:56 pm<br></i>

" Not neocons at all. The neocons may be their change agents of this historical moment, but they are also their patsies. Neocons believe they are creating a New American Century but they are doomed to fail, and they're bringing America down with them. Then, what we could call the New World Order steps up, after a managed system collapse brought about by a convergence of real and fabricated crises triggering enormous population reduction. "<br><br>=======<br><br>Aye, my thoughts exactly. Although I don't even think the Neo-Cons believe in their mission (at least the ones at the top).<br><br>I think I became hip to this whole thing when I read that Makow article about the 'Miracle of Dunkirk' and how it was really a peace entreaty by Hitler, and how there was an agenda to promulgate war at all costs. <p></p><i></i>