George Bush
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A Call for a New World Order –
Two hundred years after the oath of office was administered to George Washington, George Bush placed his hand upon the Bible that was used at Washington’s inauguration and repeated the same oath. The oath was the same, but the nation had changed. Washington swore to uphold the Constitution, as did Bush, but President Bush called for a new world order that would reduce America to a member of the “New World Order.”
This booklet deals with President Bush’s effort to strengthen the United Nations’ peace keeping forces and reduce the US and NATO nuclear weapons as a response to the collapse of the Soviet empire. Obviously he failed to read Anatoliy Golitsyn’s article The Final Phase in which Golitsyn foretold eight years before the fall of communism that the Soviet empire would initiate a false liberalization to eventually merge with the NATO alliance and neutralize its military strength.
In addition to this, President Bush proposed the nationalization of the educational system to mesh with UN guidelines, and he pushed to pass the NAFTA Trade Agreement. All this added up to a violation of his oath of office.
(106 pages)
Two hundred years after the oath of office was administered to George Washington, George Bush placed his hand upon the Bible that was used at Washington’s inauguration and repeated the same oath. The oath was the same, but the nation had changed. Washington swore to uphold the Constitution, as did Bush, but President Bush called for a new world order that would reduce America to a member of the “New World Order.”
This booklet deals with President Bush’s effort to strengthen the United Nations’ peace keeping forces and reduce the US and NATO nuclear weapons as a response to the collapse of the Soviet empire. Obviously he failed to read Anatoliy Golitsyn’s article The Final Phase in which Golitsyn foretold eight years before the fall of communism that the Soviet empire would initiate a false liberalization to eventually merge with the NATO alliance and neutralize its military strength.
In addition to this, President Bush proposed the nationalization of the educational system to mesh with UN guidelines, and he pushed to pass the NAFTA Trade Agreement. All this added up to a violation of his oath of office.
(106 pages)