Truth
Henry Kissinger
Wed Nov 27 13:30:04 2002
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Henry Kissinger, national security adviser and secretary of state during Richard Nixon's presidency and Brzezinski's predecessor in the seat of strategic planning, displayed a marked confidence in outlining his view of a new world order even when the term was unknown to the public. Kissinger, in an article in Newsweek (28 Jan 1991) on "A Post-War Agenda" wrote:
"Over the long run our biggest challenge will be to preserve the New Balance of Power that will emerge from the conflict. Today it translates into the notion of a "New World Order" which would emerge from a set of legal arrangements and be safeguarded by collective security. In fact the "New World Order" will see many centres of power, both within regions and between them. These power centres reflect the different histories and perceptions. In such a World, peace can be maintained in only one of two ways: by domination or equilibrium. The US neither wants to dominate not is it any longer able to do so. Therefore we need to rely on a balance of power, globally as well as regionally."
Kissinger's statement is pregnant with numerous implications. Evidently, Kissinger was involved in the process of formulation of the New World Order - whose airing to the public he himself pioneered.

Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and Communist China Totalitarian Jiang Zemin, both speak of the September 11th attack on the U.S., and the terrorist attacks since, as an opportunity to build the global economy. Globalization, globalization, globalization, they chant. Henry Kissinger calls for a new international order. Basically, global problems need global solutions. What they neglect to mention is that America’s problems have only come about because of this move toward globalization.

Globalization is anti-American. More so, globalization at its very core is treason. It is placing the will and desire of the global community above those of your own country. It is subverting the U.S. constitution and fulfilling Karl Marx’s vision of international communism. It is denying Americans the right to control their own destiny. If it succeeds, it is tyranny.