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There is NO SUCH THING as the "New World Order" except in the fevered imaginations of the Left and the paranoid fantasies of the poorly educated

Why did George HW Bush give a big speech in support of the New World Order and saying that he was with them in 1990? I guess he was delusional, must've been watching cartoons on tv.

There was an article in a Spanish newspaper about 10 years ago. It seems that the Spanish had just selected a new president or prime minister. This new leader of spain, just elected, was on his first day on the job. Henry Kissinger had called and scheduled an appointment with the fellow on this first day in advance. The new leader met with Henry K. He came out of that meeting and summoned a journalist. He told the journalist that Henry K had told him that if he cooperated with them that the banking system would smile on Spain and that they would prosper. He said also that Henry K said that if Spain didn't cooperate with them that the banking system would frown on them and that they would not prosper. So, I guess this president of Spain was imagining things too along with George bush in 1990.

We can name a whole range of issues where our government is doing things that harm us and that we disapprove of. We can name all kinds of provisions in treaties that we americans don't like and will also harm us and yet our government has signed these treaties. But our government is in harmony with the New World Order.

Considering the possibility that you will understand a more complete answer, I'll try this:

Suppose I told my wife that I supported the "New Neighborhood Order", and defined that as not leaving trash cans on the curb for several days after the trash pickup, curbing dogs, and keeping lawns neatly mowed.

Suppose further that I lobbied my neighbors to voluntarily do these things, in the hope of maintianing or enhancing quality of life and property values.

Let's suppose that I have some success, but not with everyone.

Now let's suppose that one fellow down the street of particularly lazy habits is faced with eviction and comes to me for a loan to save his house.

Would I be within my rights to make a condition of the loan that he clean up his property and follow the neighborhood rules, or would I be an a-hole?

And in either case is there really any such thing as the "New Neighborhood Order". It is really just a figure of speech, isn't it?

And so it is with the "New World Order". It was just something that some GHW Bush speechwriter thought sounded cute in a speech he was writing. It sure doesn't make it real in any ontological sense.

You are looking at a rope and seeing a snake.