Invisible Empire: A New World Order Defined Page #2

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because you only have one dictator.

I think Adolf Hitler had that in mind.

He wanted a world government too,

with himself

as the master leader.

Many have regarded Hitler

as the apex of evil,

a true heart of darkness.

But how many people know that...

Hitler had his own vision

of a New World Order?

Hitler had been promoted

by the establishment.

He graced the cover of

Time magazine many times...

and was their

Man Of The Year, twice.

His vision was simple:

Unify Europe and then the world.

The only real difference was

that his order was racially motivated...

instead of being based

solely on religion.

He even wrote a lesser known

follow-up to Mein Kampf in 1928...

that many have dubbed

My Order or New World Order.

President Roosevelt would condemn

this Order prior to World War II.

Nazi forces openly seek

to establish...

systems of government based on the

regimentation of all human beings...

by a handful of individual rulers

who seize power by force.

Yes, these men and their

hypnotized followers...

call this a New Order.

It is not new and it is not order.

The idea of globalization

was so prominent in Nazi ideology...

that the 1936 Berlin Games...

would be the first time

that the Olympic rings...

would be displayed prominently...

and promoted in order

to glorify the Third Reich.

This symbol represents the

five major regions of the world:

Africa, America, Asia,

Europe and Oceania,

interlocking

and coming together as one.

This one-world philosophy still defines

the Olympic Games today.

Hello, my Australian friends!

Australia, hello and welcome.

One world, one dream.

Hitler's methods of youth corps,

concentration camps,

eugenics...

and military aggression...

were so visible to the rest

of the world, he eventually failed.

However his vision of a

New World Order lived on.

Author H. G. Wells, the man

behind The Time Machine...

and War of the Worlds, would write

about a planned world state...

in which there must be a common faith

and law for mankind.

In 1939, he would publish

a full book on the matter...

called The New World Order.

Wells again has a similar vision

stating that...

national individualism has to go...

and that sovereign states must end.

He then goes on to write:

In the great struggle to evoke

westernized world socialism,

contemporary governments

may vanish.

Perhaps his most chilling prediction...

is that countless people

will hate the New World Order,

be rendered unhappy

by frustration...

and their passions and ambitions

through its advent...

and will die protesting against it;

many of them quite gallant

and graceful looking people.

Collectivism is that

concept where individuals

are considered to be discardable

and that the group is

more important and that

the ultimate group,

of course, is the state.

And so it boils down eventually

to the fact that the state

is the all-important unit of society

and citizens exist only

to serve the state.

Other men of prominence would also promote

a New World Order during the 1960s,

including industrialist and

former New York Governor,

Nelson Rockefeller.

These are some of the reasons

pressing us to lead vigorously

towards the true building

of a New World Order

Rockefeller would also become

Vice-President under Gerald Ford.

Religious leader Pope Paul VI:

Delegates to international

organizations, public officials,

gentlemen of the press,

teachers and educators:

all of you must realize that

you have your part to play

in the construction of a New World Order.

As well as former President Richard Nixon:

...and the hope that each of us

has to build a New World Order.

However, Nixon was largely a mouthpiece

for his most dominant adviser,

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.

Kissinger may be the most vocal proponent

for a New World Order of his era.

He has called for it time and time again

in policy papers, meetings and interviews.

Time magazine recognized

both Nixon and Kissinger

as Men Of The Year after announcing

their New World Order in China.

However, they were

working on it long before.

In these once classified documents,

they both discuss the New Order

with the President of Indonesia.

Mainstream media was even

critical of Kissinger's vision

in the early seventies.

In ragged, spasmodic fashion a New

World Order is coming into being,

but it looks less and less like

the World Order that Mr. Kissinger

had constructed in his own mind.

Kissinger's New World Order would

fall under the radar for some time.

However, it saw a vast revival

during the first Bush administration.

Here is Brent Scowcroft, former

Vice-Chairman of Kissinger Associates,

and former National Security Adviser

under both Ford and Bush Senior

as he discusses the New World Order:

Looking at the subtitle this morning,

Are we ready for the New World Order?

gives me something of the shudders,

that phrase New World Order I'm afraid I'm

partly responsible for resurrecting.

To me, what that symbolized

was perhaps a fundamental change

in the character, character of our

response to national security issues.

Here Charlie Rose asks Scowcroft,

Kissinger and former National

Security Adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski,

if we are living in a New World Order.

Where are we as we think about this

time in American foreign policy?

Are we at a special moment

which is being redefined,

or are we creating a New World Order?

We're at a moment when

the international system

is in a period of change

like we haven't seen for

several hundred years.

In some parts of the world

the nation-state on which the

existing international system was based

is either giving up

its traditional aspects,

like in Europe or as in the Middle East.

George H. W. Bush would

campaign for a New World Order

like no other President before him.

He would openly discuss it during

his State of the Union address.

What is at stake is more

than one small country.

It is a big idea: a New World Order

where diverse nations are

drawn together in common cause

to achieve the universal

aspirations of mankind.

Again, a unified Europe was a

major goal in creating this Order.

With few exceptions, the

world now stands as one.

A year-and-a-half ago, in Germany,

I said that our goal was

a Europe whole and free.

Tonight, Germany is united.

Europe has become whole and free.

The world can therefore

seize this opportunity

to fulfill the long held

promise of a New World Order.

We can find meaning and reward

by serving some higher

purpose than ourselves.

A shining purpose: the illumination

of a thousand points of light.

Bush Senior and his administration

would tour and promote

this agenda across the board

at any given opportunity.

The President has spoken

often of a New World Order.

...and we have an

unprecedented opportunity

to build a new era of peace

and prosperity here and abroad,

to build a New World Order.

It's my understanding. I

think that the President

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