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Several years ago I (tried to) discuss the NWO with my nephew, a liberal professor at a southern university. He very politely implied that he thinks I'm nuts. I very politely told him that I still believed there was a big plan that was not in the best interests of America, and that it had to do with absolute power. There's no other answer to the insanity that's been going on in this country.

"Several years ago I (tried to) discuss the NWO with my nephew, a liberal professor at a southern university. He very politely implied that he thinks I'm nuts"

Yes, that is often the response I get too. Once I discovered this (about fourteen years ago) everything started to make sense about what is going on in the world and in our own government. I am convinced of it. Your nephew is just very uninformed because the NWO philosophy is not taught in schools (because it would scare the ---- out of people and there would be an uprising). Nope, they just want to keep us in the dark about what they are doing as long as possible. Too many guns in this country.

“And one of my promises is there’s going to be Social Security reform, and you bet we need to take a trillion dollars out of that $2.4 trillion surplus. Now, remember, Social Security revenue exceeds expenses up until 2015. People are going to get paid. But if you’re a younger worker, if you’re younger, you better hope this country thinks differently, otherwise you’re going to be faced with huge payroll taxes or reduced benefits. And you bet we’re going to take a trillion dollars of your own money and let you invest it under safe guidelines to get a better rate of return on the money than the paltry 2 percent that the federal government gets for you today. That’s one of my promises.” - George W. Bush

The Great Global Social Security Giveaway - Rep. Ron Paul
"Worse still, thousands of foreigners who would qualify for U.S. Social Security benefits actually came to the United States and worked here illegally. Under "totalization," a foreigner who came to the United States illegally could work fewer than the required number of years, return to Mexico for the rest of his working years, and collect full U.S. Social Security benefits while living in Mexico."

Social Security Heading South of the Border - Townhall.com - Joel Mowbray
"The ill-conceived plan was hatched as part of an accord currently being negotiated with Mexico to help align its social-security system with America’s. ...government sources familiar with the negotiations say that there has been agreement on most significant issues—including the expansion of eligibility for illegal aliens."

Bush Planning Social Security Benefits For Mexicans
"President G.W. Bush has already expressed a strong desire to grant amnesty to hundreds of thousands of illegal Mexican aliens. Now, he is apparently working on a plan to grant Social Security benefits to tens of thousands of Mexicans who do not even live in the United States."

"Mexican President Vicente Fox has been pushing President Bush to sign a Social Security agreement with Mexico as something of a consolation prize to make up for Bush's failure to pursue promised immigration reforms. ...But excerpts from an internal Social Security Administration memo obtained this month say the agreement "is expected to move forward at an accelerated pace,"

Siphoning Off Social Security - The Washington Times
"If top officials at the State Department and Social Security Administration have their way, up to $345 billion — or more — could be siphoned from the Social Security "trust fund" over the next couple of decades, mostly to pay benefits to Mexican citizens who worked illegally in the United States."

"illegal aliens from Mexico would also become eligible for Social Security benefits."

"someone can receive benefits based on work performed while in the country illegally."

"The Totalization Agreement with Mexico, however, would make illegal aliens from that country eligible for the same treatment under Social Security as U.S. citizens, without ever becoming legal residents or citizens."

"government sources familiar with the negotiations say that there has been agreement on most significant issues, including the expansion of eligibility for illegal aliens."

"An internal SSA memo also indicates that the pact will allow illegal aliens to qualify for Social Security benefits: "Mexican nationals working illegally in the U.S. can currently become entitled to benefits if they have made payments to the Trust Fund that meet the vesting requirements. The Totalization Agreement would include this population of Mexican workers within the overall population of workers covered by this agreement."

GAO: Social Security Reform May Mean Cuts - Adding personal investment accounts to the Social Security system would require benefit cuts, tax increases or raising the retirement age for AMERICAN CITIZENS - January 15, 2003

Show Bush The Door in 2004