The New World Order Throughout History

The concept of the new world order didn’t come into existence recently. In fact, the new world order was an ideology has been around for nearly a century. But when we talk about the New World Order, let’s keep in mind that there are two. The first “new world order”, in lowercase, is used to refer to the emergence of global governance from a dramatic change in world politics.

Twentieth Century New World Order

Woodrow Wilson referred to a “new world order” after the devastation of World War I. The world could no longer conduct business as usual from such a devastating event in human history. In his Fourteen Points, Woodrow Wilson proposed the “League of Nations”, an intergovernmental organization that would later serve as a model for the United Nations. Within the statements, the 28th President called for free trade, a reduction in militarism, diplomacy and nation-state independence. But the main purpose of the League of Nations – this new world order – was to prevent a war on the scale of WWI. The League failed this goal.

After World War II, a new world order was against hinted at. This time the term was used modestly to prevent association with the League of Nations. The plan was to create a United Nations. The League dissolved, and many organizations were transferred over to the the U.N.

The 20th Century was a time to implement idealistic proposals for global governance, although World War II slightly sobered these aspirations. Throughout history, the new world order was an idea of global governance. Not in the sense of global domination or one world government; it was primarily used to solve global problems collectively. Each creation of the intergovernmental agency, from the League of Nations to the United Nations and NATO, was used for this purpose. A new collective effort of addressing worldwide problems was emerging. Each individual nation-states would retain their independent sovereignty, while solving issues such as wars and worldwide hunger.

Now, a new world order was the goal used in rebuilding once again after the devastation of World War II.

Yet, another new world order in Europe haunted the globe. Shortly after World War II, the USSR had emerged as superpower based on collectivism. Its goal was to establish a one-world authoritarian government. And it was spreading throughout the world. Fears spread about an international communist conspiracy. Americans were afraid of being taken over by communist agendas, and of losing their individualism. The logical extension of these fears maintained both superpowers were covertly controlled by secret societies, Illuminati members and greedy corporate bankers of the Federal Reserves Bank. Through the United Nations, U.S. and USSR would be able to establish a one world government. The Cold War, conspiracy theorists claimed, was just a front for the real agenda. The Council on Foreign Relations, many others theorized, was actually a shadow government who had politicians in their back pocket. And it was all masterminded by the powerful families of the world.

Twenty-First Century New World Order

Yet, none of this transformed the new world order into the New World Order. These scenarios pointed towards a model of what was to come, from endless wars, global governments and bankers controlling the world. The New World Order, as a conspiracy, would be the tangible effects of these practices throughout history for less altruistic purposes. A secretive elite committed towards destroying each sovereign nation state, instituting a globalist agenda based on power and domination. In recent times, President Bush, Sr. used the term new world order in his address before a joint session of congress. On September 11th, 1990, Bush spoke of a “very real prospect of a new world order” that “cannot guarantee an era of perpetual peace. But enduring peace” would be the mission…

We have before us the opportunity to forge for ourselves and for future generations a new world order, a world where the rule of law, not the law of the jungle, governs the conduct of nations. When we are successful, and we will be, we have a real chance at this new world order, an order in which a credible United Nations can use its peacekeeping role to fulfill the promise and vision of the U.N.’s founders. We have no argument with the people of Iraq. Indeed, for the innocents caught in this conflict, I pray for their safety.

-George H. W. Bush

…reminiscence of a collectivist one world government.

Theories that the Bilderberg Group, the Trilateral Commission, the Council on Foreign Relations, the Federal Reserve System and Wall Street were all participating in instituting a New World Order again began to rise during this time. In 1994, Henry Kissinger stated, “The New World Order cannot happen without U.S. participation, as we are the most significant single component. Yes, there will be a New World Order, and it will force the United States to change its perceptions.” As the most significant component, something big would have to happen to it. No new world order has ever emerged from peace. All have only emerged from global tension and conflict. This is why, after September 11th, a new world order emerged once again. Only it was not announced. It was implemented.

Now, the world is too complicated to establish a new world order. The ideology its founders envisioned nearly a century ago was too idealistic, too lofty to be realized. Hard nosed realism was needed when dealing with the threats ahead.

But is this the goal?

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