(08-30-2024, 11:58 PM)727Sky Wrote: This was sent to me by a friend via Email and thought some of you might be interested. Those were the days....
HA! Well, NWO isn't even a conspiracy theory. The Bilderberg group laid out plans for Congress back in 1954. I don't know if anyone else remembers, but just like the EU, there were original plans for a "North American Union" with a unified currency called the "Amero". Its the whole reason they began building what was originally call the "North American Highway" or "International Highway" that runs from Mexico all the way through Canada, which I believe is now called "Interstate 11". It was also the driving force behind "Real-ID" as what was originally planned was that with the realid system all NA drivers licenses would become international for the continent.
The UN had plans for Agenda 21(Now Agenda 2030) posted right on their website with recorded discussions on the topic from groups such as the WEF. I've had this discussion on other, non-conspiracy sites around the start of Covid and of course I was mocked and ridiculed until I provided links at which point several people's minds were BLOWN.
Probably all scrubbed from the dead internet now.
Edit:
Figured I'd add some color on the North American Union. I've posted an AI summary below (looks accurate). Interestingly, a cursory search on YouTube did not turn up this specific sequel to the series of movies with any search terms referencing the North American Union:
"Cinematic Insight: North American Union in the Zeitgeist
The Zeitgeist movie series, specifically Part III, alleges a secret agreement to merge the United States, Canada, and Mexico into a North American Union as a step towards the creation of a single world government. According to the film, this union would enable the implantation of RFID chips in every human to monitor individual activity and suppress dissent.
The film presents this idea as a conspiracy theory, suggesting that international leaders are working towards a global government. While the North American Union (NAU) was a proposed concept discussed in the early 2000s, it did not come to fruition. The Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP) was a trilateral initiative between the United States, Canada, and Mexico, aiming to increase economic cooperation and security. However, it was met with skepticism and criticism, and ultimately did not lead to the creation of a formal NAU.
The Zeitgeist movie’s claims about the NAU and RFID chips are speculative and have been widely criticized by experts and fact-checkers. Many have disputed the accuracy of the film’s assertions, citing a lack of credible evidence to support these conspiracy theories.
In summary, while the Zeitgeist movie presents the idea of a North American Union as a step towards a single world government, this concept has been largely discredited and did not come to pass. The film’s claims about RFID chips and individual monitoring are unfounded and have been widely debunked."
Widely debunked, eh?
