Dr. Ben Carson and the New World Order: how to simultaneously stand on both sides of the fence

Tim O’Keefe // Waking Up Wisconsin

Before watching the first Republican Debate on Fox, most Americans knew very little about Dr. Ben Carson. Since the debate, Americans still know very little about Dr. Carson, because he was hardly granted any time to speak. Nevertheless, Carson’s mild-mannered disposition and well-spoken responses managed to win-over many viewers. Perhaps surprisingly, Carson has also been gaining the attention of many informed citizens within the liberty movement, who are otherwise largely behind Rand Paul. 

Carson has a small amount of name-recognition within the conspiracy truth community, but those who are getting behind him for president should be wary of his liberal stance on some controversial issues.

On issues like political corruption, globalism, family values, education and media, Carson almost sounds like famed political talk-show host Alex Jones. He is an outspoken and devout Christian, who claims to love the Constitution.

Meanwhile  – on the subjects of vaccinations, parental rights and gun control – he sounds more like President Obama. On the 2nd Amendment for example, Carson has stated that he believes that all Americans should be armed, but that residents of major inner-cities should not be permitted to own assault rifles. His stance on mandatory vaccinations is even more unsettling. Dr. Carson appears to be for federally mandated immunizations, and has stated that public safety trumps parental discernment . Being a medical doctor, his positive view of vaccines is not too surprising, but to suggest imposing a mandate is WAY out of range for any so-called freedom-based candidate. These types of issues are where constitutional purists draw their line in the sand, and unless he were to publicly recant these positions, Dr. Carson will have a difficult time winning them over.

Still, for those who are awake to the global monopoly of the new world order, I don’t think we should completely write him off. There is no doubt that Carson has been speaking truth about many important issues for years now. The liberal media has had a parade with controversial comments he has made about tyrannical government and population control, among others, leading to him being frequently referred to as a conspiracy theorist. We should also remember that Dr. Carson has never held public office. As the presidential race warms up, everybody is digging up as much dirt as they can find on every potential candidate. Most candidates have to defend their political record, but Dr. Carson has no political record, and so the media’s only outlet to find dirt on him is to scour through previous statements and TV interviews, and comments in this format are very easy to spin out of context. Also, Carson has publicly admitted to changing his mind on issues in the past, humbly ascribing his flip-flops to political inexperience. Perhaps he will correct his previous statements on vaccines in the same fashion. Although, holding inconsistent philosophies is not a good trait for presidential candidates either.

CARSON AGAINST THE MACHINE

In describing modern politics, Carson is the only candidate in recent memory to unabashedly use language which includes references to controversial conspiracies and terms like new world order, eugenics and tyranny. He seems to be an honest man who aspires to resist global government. For example, when asked about Hillary Clinton at the recent GOP debate, Carson answered like this:

“…she counts on the fact that people are uninformed, the Alinsky Model, taking advantage of useful idiots.

Well, I just happen to believe that people are not stupid. And the way I will come at it is to educate people, help people to actually understand that it is that progressive movement that is causing them the problems.

You know, you look at the — the national debt and how it’s being driven up. If I was trying to destroy this country, what I would do is find a way to drive wedges between all the people, drive the debt to an unsustainable level, and then step off the stage as a world leader and let our enemies increase while we decreased our capacity as a military person. And that’s what she’s doing.”

The “Alinsky Model” refers to famous community organizer Saul Alinsky, who authored a book (which he literally dedicates to Lucifer) called ‘Rules for Radicals’, a book which practically lays out a strategy to acquire control of the population. It is disturbing to compare the book to the reality of how government operates today, and to realize that it is practically fulfilling Alinsky’s book like a blueprint. Liberal elites quote and cite Alinsky quite often. In fact, in her college years, Hillary Clinton wrote a thesis paper about him, and it was later revealed that she actually wrote letters of admiration to Alinsky, validating the accuracy of Carson’s comparison.

Because Carson has never held political office, it is hard to know with certainty where he falls on every issue, but lets run through some other controversial issues which he has been vocal about. The following clips were all provided via youtube.

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THE ORIGIN OF PLANNED PARENTHOOD:  EUGENICS AND POPULATION CONTROL

Carson is willing to tell it like it is. On the subject of Planned Parenthood in a recent interview, Dr. Carson brought up the organizations founder, Margaret Sanger, and explained her true history as a strong believer of eugenics and depopulation. He continued, exposing that Sanger had a sub-agenda to target the Black community, rightfully comparing Planned Parenthood to Nazi-style ethnic cleansing.

“ABORTION IS MODERN HUMAN SACRIFICE”

I couldn’t find the original source video for this interview, so here is a short clip taken from Right Wing Watch – a terribly liberal group who’s stated goal is “working hard every day to expose the Far-Right’s extreme and intolerant agenda”. The clip is intended to be made fun of, but he actually makes a good point. 

ON 2nd AMENDMENT

“Our founders recognized that if our nation were invaded, if the citizenry had the ability to aid the military, we would be a much more formidable group of people”

“So that the people would be able to defend themselves against an overly-aggressive government that wanted to exact tyranny in this country…”

ADDRESSING THE NEW WORLD ORDER

To see a political figure criticize the new world order is pretty rare. You can find many examples of famous politicians using the term, but the difference between them and Ben is that most politicians speak of the new world order favorably. In a world of elite rulers who literally brag and talk openly about their plans to dominate humanity, it is good to see a candidate standing on the other side.

Among a long list of accomplishments, he was the first neurosurgeon to ever successfully separate twins joined at the head, a feat which has rendered him a hero in the world of medicine. Carson has been the recipient of numerous prestigious awards and was named as one of the nation’s 20 foremost surgeons and scientists by Time magazine and CNN. His achievements have even been the subject of the film Gifted Hands, starring Cuba Gooding Jr.. Impressive as these accolades may be, they are completely unrelated to the world of politics. At this point in the race, its hard to determine how successful Carson’s campaign will be. He has been steadily surging in many polls, though his name seems to go unnoticed in the shadow of Trump.

Personally, I really like Ben Carson. I have been somewhat a fan of his for a few years, because of his willingness to address controversial topics in important places. The first time I saw him was in a debate against celebrity-atheist Richard Dawkins, and I have kept up with him via youtube ever since. Had you asked me one month ago who I liked for president, I would have said Ben Carson, at which point I did not know about his position on vaccines. That’s my line in the sand, I cannot sign my name in support for something like mandatory vaccinations. With that being said, I believe that Ben Carson is probably a good man, and I believe that his heart is sincere. He understands the new world order, and he  opposes it. However, his political inexperience could make him vulnerable to the trickery of politics. In other words, maybe Carson himself would be used as the useful idiot.

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