-Caveat Lector-
In a message dated 11/30/99 7:34:31 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> SEATTLE –– Promises of nonviolent protest against World Trade Organization
> talks were shattered – along with storefront windows – as 5,000
> demonstrators clashed with police seeking to clear the way for delegates to
> get into the conference.
It may be that violence is the only way to make people finally see the
dangers inherent in this shift to NWO multinational crap. The irony is that
violence gets recognition but it also carries with it the stigma of
astracizement, in other words as more people see it the more they will call
the aims of the protestors "silly" or of no importance. One could question
the origin of the protestations, making a case that the scaling up of the
violence is an "Op." in order to cast the whole anti-WTO movement in a bad
light.
Interestingly I saw Pat Robertson last night talking up the WTO and the need
for "Free Trade", and "Fair Trade" in our modern world, and also saying how
it was necessary for all the world to be interlinked by trading with those
countries who produce the best of each products. He blamed the anti-WTO
movement on "Trade Unions" which he cast in a bad light, and then went on to
decry the "nationalist" and "isolationist" stance of many who would put
"America First". It seemed odd to hear these things coming from him,
considering his supposed "conservative" "Christian" position.
Of course the WTO has nothing to do with free or fair trade, it has to do
with subjugation and the makings of the NWO which will make elites and
bankers and Multi-national corporations richer and stronger than ever.
Interlocking economies always sounds good on paper for so called economic
stability and advancement but it also has a great risk as when one of the
dominoes falls (and we all know how precarious some of the markest are around
the world, as well as the state of some economies) they will all fall with
it. What do you all think, is it necessary to retain a certain measure of
economic independance? Or is it better to be completely isolationist? Or
perhaps do you think that the NWO is the way to go? This whole thing smells
of machinations all the way around.
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