A Better World Order

The fact is there has always been a world order. From the beginnings of life on Earth to the early years of our cave-dwelling ancestors, nature (which includes the environment and all natural occurrences) was the default world order over life. Nature controlled us and had a huge impact on our lives and actions. Basic survival and procreation were sub-orders of influence within the dominant human-world order of nature for early humans. As our primitive technology and knowledge advanced, nature became less of the dominant human-world order. Even today, nature can be the dominant world order over all other world orders. We might learn how to control parts of nature, but we will always be at the mercy of many natural events.

Depending on your environment, location, and changes to the social structure in which you live, the environment and social advancements and changes will dictate the types and levels of controlling order over everyone involved.

As we adopted family and social group structures, then living within the context of those social systems became the order of the day followed closely by the nature-world-order. Dominance and submission, communication, protection of self and others, and adaptation were some of the primary sub-orders within the human-world order of social groups, although nature still had a huge influence over our ancestor’s hunter-and-gatherer lives and behavior.

From the simple family and group social orders came the human-world order of leaders. Whether it was the physically dominant human in the group or the most intelligent human in the group or the overly mystical person or even due to a vote of confidence by the group, there came a time where one or more people took on the role of leaders of the rest of the group. Some of the earliest forms of the leader archetype were matriarchal (female rulers) yet the majority became patriarchal or male dominated over time.

While kingdoms were the world order for thousands of years, eventually the concept of elected officials became the human-world order for some countries. Kingdoms or tyrannical rulers still reign dominant for developing countries. In most instances of kings and government rulers, overpowering force or manipulative coercion was used to usurp the position and gain control.

Although not obvious to many people, the current overall world order is the world banking system. We live under a political world sub-order, but the political aspect is controlled directly by the banking/rich elite. The banking cartels, such as the Federal Reserve, the International Monetary Fund and the International Banking System, dictate third-world development, they can influence and start wars, plus, they control interest rates and have heavy influence in the price of goods and the price of stocks. Although there are other factors, the decisions of the banking elite have the greatest influence. With a simple decision, they can cause the value of stocks to plummet which typically causes panic and widespread selling at reduced prices. This gives the banking elite the opportunity to swoop in and buy stocks at lower prices. This manipulation of economies is based mostly on greed but also on the fact that the general public goes farther into debt, which is a boon for banks. These tactics of severely influencing economies are methods of legal corruption and fraud and it is immoral in my opinion.

When anyone talks about a New World Order, all they really want is for their particular group’s agenda to dominate and control everyone else. At this point, most of the talk of beginning a New World Order is really just a solidification of the banking elite to control the parts of society that they do not yet control and to have that dominance fully accepted by everyone. Politicians push the idea of a NWO as if it is something new and wonderful, but it is neither. From the beginnings of the Knights Templar to the Freemasons to all secret organizations today, wealth and power is used to get to and into positions of power.

How about a Better World Order where governments are purely custodial, employees of the citizens, and in place to protect the public and not to pander to special interest groups and the rich elite? Governmental policy would thus be for the purposes of keeping us healthy, safe from dangerous people, and to encourage and support us in advancing technology and our creativity. Governments should work for us, not over us. They should not dictate our behaviors or restrict our freedoms. They need to do everything they can to uphold the rights and freedoms of the individual. Regulations and ridiculous laws should be reviewed and either changed or removed from the system. Bigotry and discrimination have no place in government and laws.

Neo-Tech.com (reprinted with permission):

The Constitution of the Universe

(1976)

Preamble

*The purpose of conscious life is to live creatively, happily, eternally.

*The function of government is to provide the conditions that let individuals fulfill that purpose. The Constitution of the Universe guarantees those conditions by forbidding the use of initiatory force, fraud, or coercion by any person or group against any individual.

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Article 1

No person, group of persons, or government shall initiate force, threat of force, or fraud against any individual’s self or property.

Article 2

Force is morally-and-legally justified only for protection from those who violate Article 1.

Article 3

No exceptions shall exist for Articles 1 and 2.

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Premises

1. Values exist only relative to life.

2. Whatever benefits a living organism is a value to that organism.

3. Whatever harms a living organism is a disvalue to that organism.

4. The value against which all values are measured is conscious life.

5. Morals apply only to conscious individuals.

* Immoral actions arise (1) from individuals who harm others through force, fraud, or coercion and (2) from individuals who usurp, degrade, or destroy values created or earned by others.

* Moral actions arise from individuals who honestly create and competitively produce values to benefit self, others, and society.

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