The New Book of Vojislav Micovic, Ph.D.
Globalization and the New World Order
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The new book of Vojislav Micovic, Ph. D. Globalization and
new world order was reviewed in TANJUG Press Center on 22 April 2002 by Dr
Mihailo Markovic, member of Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SANU), Dr
Blagoje Babic, expert of international economy systems of the Institute of
Politics and economy of Belgrade and General in retreat Radovan Radinovic,
expert in military affairs.
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NOTES ON THE AUTHOR
Vojislav Micovic,
Ph.D., is a publicist and a political analyst by profession. He studied at the
College of Diplomatics and Journalism of Belgrade and was graduated from the
University of Belgrade Faculty of Law. Micovic is one of the most prominent
Yugoslav experts on the phenomenon of mass media and an analyst of global
international relations and special warfare, in particular its
psychological-propaganda and spiritual-cultural forms, as well as an expert on
the strategy of the New World Order.
Micovic held important posts in the
printed media, on radio and television, and was a state and political official
in Serbia and in Yugoslavia (undersecretary of culture, information minister,
director of Radio Belgrade, member of the UNESCO National Commission, secretary
and president of the Federal Conference of the Socialist Alliance of Yugoslavia,
etc.).
Micovic published a large number of scientific and expert papers and
books in the areas of mass communications, propaganda and international
relations, including: The Principle of Publicity and Information, Mass Media
in Yugoslavia, Foreign Propaganda in Yugoslavia, Yugoslavia's Openness to the
World, Special Warfare and the New World Order, The Aggression on Yugoslavia -
"Angel of Mercy" of the New World Order. The books Media in
Yugoslavia and Yugoslavia's Openness to the World have been
translated into French and English, and the book Aggression on Yugoslavia
into English. The latest book by Vojislav Micovic, Ph.D., is
Globalization and the New World Order.
The book was reviewed by
renomed philosopher and world famous researcher Mihailo Markovic, member of the
Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SANU).
Globalization and the New
World Order has been widely distributed and can be purchased in all major
bookstores in Yugoslavia.
CONTENT
Remarks by
the author
I THE WORLD AT THE BEGINNING OF THE THIRD MILLENNIUM......13
1. THE IDEA AND ROOTS OF MONDIALISM.....................15
Forerunners
of the idea............................15
Sources of ideology of mondialism
in freemasons....16
Mondialism - an ideology of globalization and the New
World Order................................18
2.
MONDIALISM (GLOBALISM) AND NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY......233.
THREE HISTORICAL MODELS OF GLOBALIZATION.............31
15th-20th century
colonization - conquering lands and partitioning the
world.........................32
Hitler's New
Order.................................33
Division of world into blocs after
WWII............37
II
4. PLANETARY COLONIALISM - OLD IDEA, NEW PACKAGING......43
End of Cold War (WWIII) - seed of new globalization
model................................43
American dream of ruling the
world.................46
5. ARCHITECTURE AND FORMS OF NEW WORLD
ORDER............56
Moulding a political system........................56
Free market - model of economic exploitation and
enslaving......................................60 Cultural imperialism -
imposing a system of values.............................................67
Globalization of information space - one-way flow of
information........................78
Mega military structures -
globalization of a military force...................................85
6.
INSTITUTIONAL PILLARS OF NEW WORLD ORDER.............88
United Nations -
transformation or decline.........88
European
Union.....................................95
NATO and Partnership for
Peace.....................99
World Bank and IMF - economic pillars of THE
New World Order...............................107
7. WHO RULES THE WORLD
BEHIND THE SCENES...............109
Council of International Relations and
Royal Institute...................................111
Trilateral
Commission.............................115
Bilderberg
Group..................................117
Role of Rockefeller - King of
Financial Empire....121
Who is Soros......................................122
8. HOW TO REALIZE PLANS FOR NEW ORDER...................125
1.
Psychological-propaganda methods of special
warfare...........................................125
On idea and essence of
special warfare.......129
Institutions for informative and propaganda
activities...................................131
Staff for waging
psychological-propaganda warfare......................................137
Ways and methods for "softening up" and
manipulation.................................139
Who is the target
public.....................144
Means for influencing human
emotions.........148
2. Sanctions - method of collective punishment of
peoples and states........................150
3. Use of armed force and new
forms of occupation.158
9. PHENOMENON OF GLOBAL TERRORISM (CAUSES AND
CONSEQUENCES).........................160
10. PLANNING NEW FORMS AND WAYS OF
GLOBALIZATION.......170
Conquering new territories - Arctic and
Space.....170
Regional political integrations...................174
11.
RESISTANCE TO FORCIBLE GLOBALIZATION AND AMERICAN
HEGEMONY.................................180
12. CAUSES AND LESSONS OF NATO
AGGRESSION ON YUGOSLAVIA........................................189
NATO
aggression on Yugoslavia - part of the western strategy in the
Balkans...................189 Why Kosovo and Metohija? Actual causes and
fabricated reasons................................195 Specificities of NATO
aggression on Yugoslavia....198
World reaction and universal meaning of
resistance to aggression..........................202
13. WHAT IS THE
ALTERNATIVE TO GLOBALIZATION AND THE NEW
ORDER.....................................210
Summary................................................215
Notes on the
author....................................221
SUMMARY
The spirit of mondialism and globalization is increasingly
spreading throughout the modern world. That is an immanent process in the level
of the reached development of economic, cultural, scientific-technological, and
the overall potentials of modern mankind. That process is present today mostly
and primarily in the most developed parts of the world (United States, Western
Europe) and has a tendency to spread to other areas of our planet. The pace and
content of globalization are determined by the United States as the only super
power, with smaller or greater support from its European allies. The problem is
not in that process, which is objective and inevitable, but in that its main
participants see the future, in spite of all the diversities and inequalities in
power and quality of life, as uniformed, stripped of personality, subjugated to
the stronger, a world in which nations will not have their independence or the
elementary possibility to be equal to each other and free, without any threats
to the freedoms of other peoples and nations.
At the beginning of the third
millennium, it is characteristic for the world that there is a turbulent
development of the scientific-technical revolution as the driving force behind
economic and political integration processes and a material basis for the ideas
of mondialism and the globalization process. On these foundations,
neoimperialistic tendencies grew stronger and plans were made for the
neocolonial conquering of the world and the creation of strategies for the New
World Order. The Freemasons are the source of the ideology of mondialism and
mondialism is the ideology of globalization and the New World Order.
The
ideology of mondialism and the practice of globalization are inversely related
to national sovereignty. International integration processes and linking of
peoples and states are inherent to their interests, provided their specific
charactaristics, history, tradition, and other circumstances are respected. In
these processes, there are also inevitably certain changes in the understanding
of the term and contents of sovereignty. It is possible to resolve the problem
of relations between mondialism and sovereignty only provided states - carriers
of sovereignty, aware of their needs and interests, voluntarily transfer part of
their sovereignty to international organs and institutions which coordinate
these interests with other subjects taking part in that process. Otherwise, any
other manner of limiting, curtailing or abolishing national sovereignty would
lead to conflicts and similar undesired situations.
Three historical models
of globalization preceded the modern process of globalization and neocolonial
conquering of the world. They are: world colonization from the 15th to the 20th
century, Hitler's "New Order", and the division of the world into blocs
following the 2nd World War. After the end of the so-called Cold War and the
dismantling of the Eastern European bloc, tendencies toward new planetary
globalization and neocolonialism were revived. In the United States, as the only
world super power, the new international circumstances and relations were
understood as a possibility strongly to renew the historic dream of America
ruling the world. That dream has been in existence for over two centuries and is
based on ideological and propaganda phrases that the United States "deserves to
have the leading role in the world."
Plans for the construction of the New
World Order have the central place in the strategy of globalization. The
"architecture" of that order envisages several elementary models: the creation
of one model of a political system in all countries regardless of the historical
circumstances and tradition in organizing society in certain countries; securing
a "free market" as a way which will enable unhindered activities by
multi-national companies in all areas, in particular in economically undeveloped
and poor countries, paving the way to different forms of economic exploitation
and enslaving many countries; one of the ways to create the New World Order is
also the tendency to impose cultural and spiritual values from one part of the
world, mostly the United States and Western Europe, on the rest of the world; a
vital element of the New World Order is the globalization of media space and a
predominantly one-way flow of information through global electronic media and
other forms of information; and, finally, mega-military structures, whose main
part is the armed force of NATO, have an important place within the
"architecture" of this new order.
The United Nations presents the
institutional pillars of this New World Order, headed by the Security Council
which is increasingly becoming an organ with the functions of a world
government, as it is presented in the ideas of theoreticians and ideologists of
mondialism, then the European Union, NATO as the military guarrantor for the
creation of the new order, and, finally, the World Bank and International
Monetary Fund as the economic pillars of this order.
In addition to these
institutions, there is also an entire network of very powerful informal centers
which de facto rule the world behind the scenes. These are primarily the US
Council for International Relations, the Royal Institute of Great Britain, the
Trilateral Commission (United States, Europe, Japan), the Rome Club, the
Bilderberg Group, and some others. In these organizations which always work far
from the public eye, hold secret meetings and withold their conclusions from the
public, there are a large number of statesmen, corporation presidents, political
leaders, owners of mega-media, bankers, and other figures. The basic principle
of the activities of these organizations is that their members realize in
practice the conclusions which are secretly adopted, and they are thus
transported into political and economic decisions of state and international
organs and institutions which they head or which they can directly influence.
The methods for realizing the plans for a New World Order are very diverse.
Firstly, many instruments of psychological-propaganda special warfare are used.
Their objective is to influence the awareness of the masses, possibly without
the use of rough physical or other force, using propaganda to induce them to
accept a certain system of values. A series of countries, especially the United
States and several Western European countries, have an organized network of
propaganda institutions throughout the world and in these countries. They
receive large funds and employ staffs of thousands who specialize in specific
psychological-propaganda activities. Their activities are aimed at special
"targets", groups of people from different levels of social stratification -
figures from the political and economic profession who determine the policy or
those who are not in power but will probably come to power, persons from the
armed forces, editors and reporters, university professors and teachers, trade
union and student leaders, party leaders, leaders of ethnic, national and
cultural minorities.
The second method of realizing the new order, or the
implementation of different forms of pressure on nations and states, are
sanctions with which collective punishment was passed on entire nations through
a series of economic, political, media, and other measures. In this aspect, the
example of the sanctions against Yugoslavia is especially characteristic, as
they were imposed in 1992 and are still in effect in certain segments. These
sanctions were comprehensive, they covered all areas of life and were the first
of that kind known in history. This method is being applied on an increasing
number of states. In the second half of the 20th century, there were 173 cases
of sanctions imposed in the world, including 125 cases where only the United
States imposed sanctions.
The third form of realizing plans for the New
World Order and applying force is the use of armed force in order to punish and
subjugate certain nations and states. Armed force was used most often in
co-action with psychological-propaganda, economic, and other forms of activities
in order to force some countries to accept certain conditions, to give up their
national sovereignty, to submit to servitude and enable the setting up of
foreign military bases and the use of their territory for the needs of foreign
armed forces.
Within the context of the general tendencies toward
globalization, the phenomenon of global terrorism has occurred. With the very
beginning of this century, terrorism has acquired new contents and new
dimensions. A vital transformation of conventional terrorism has occurred.
Illegal terrorist organizations have been formed in all continents, which have
begun to carry out major terrorist actions. They have not articulated any
concrete goals except the struggle "against the United States." An
anti-terrorist action has been launched following the attacks on targets in the
United States, and an anti-terrorist coalition has been set up, spearheaded by
the United States, which was followed by the attack on Afghanistan and the
ousting of the Taliban government. Another characteristic of contemporary
terrorism is increasingly present state terrorism, or international state
terrorism. This is an open and united attack and the use of military force and
other means against certain countries. The most drastic example of such
terrorism was the NATO aggression on Yugoslavia in 1999. Military force,
propaganda-psychological means and sanctions were used.
In connection with
the struggle against terrorism, it is important to point out that the world is
ready to fight against terrorism, but that it increasingly frequently asks the
question: What are its true causes? Many analysts, state leaders and others,
consider a battle against consequences dangerous and with an uncertain outcome,
while nothing is done to outroot the causes of terrorism. The United States,
however, is dictating new goals and testing the entire world to see whether it
is devoted to its ideas. Such behaviour is understood as diktat and arrogance,
which creates misunderstandings and confusion and resistance, not only in the
world, but among America's western allies as well.
The strategists of
planetary globalization are planning the conquering of new spaces - the Arctic
and the Universe. At the same time, regional (continental) political
integrations are developed.
Insofar as linking of nations and states are
natural and inevitable, experience so far shows that this linking and
integration processes proceed to a large extent using force and violence. This
awareness causes throughout the world smaller or greater resistance to violent
globalization, in whose foundations American hegemony is recognized. Among the
figures who point out the dangers of such a US policy are numerous independent
intellectuals in the United States, leaders of many political parties in the
world, statesmen from among US allies in Western Europe, scientists and
professional analysts from a series of institutes for strategic research, and
others.
The NATO armed aggression on Yugoslavia took place in 1999, the
first armed intervention by NATO outside its territory. That act of aggression
was carried out under the pretext of preventing a "humanitarian disaster,"
allegedly to protect the rights of Kosovo Albanians. However, this was a
fabricated reason aimed at realizing a completely different goal. That goal was
to secure the dominance of this military alliance in this part of southeastern
Europe and to secure a strategic territorial corridor toward the continent of
Asia, toward the richest sources of raw materials and fuels in the Caspian Sea
region. Yugoslavia could not accept the conditions set by the United States and
NATO because that would have meant its occupation. That is why it was so cruelly
punished. The United States and NATO sent a message to all countries through the
example of Yugoslavia, especially to small, undeveloped, weak countries, to
guard themselves from modern terrorist violence by mighty western powers, that
they will get that same lesson if they stand in the way of the new world
colonizers.
The question arises: What is the alternative to (forcible)
globalization and the new order as conceived by its strategists? Cooperation
among nations and states in all areas of life is an inevitability and a
necessary part of their future. The only alernative to forcible integrations and
forcible globalization are togetherness, linking, and interdependence in
differences. A precondition for this is that states preserve their independence,
national and cultural identity, and the ability to make unhindered and
uninfluenced decisions about their own destiny, respecting the interests and
needs of others.
