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Remember that Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern received a Freemasons scholarship. She was groomed for the job and quickly rose to prominence from nowhere.
STUFF PULLED THEIR “WORLD ORDER” HEADLINE TO JACINDA’S SPEECH
Recently (Friday 28th Sept. 2018) a Facebooker posted a mainstream news item on PM Adern’s recent speech to the UN, a speech that folk are fairly buzzing about. The point about the post was the fact that on first seeing the news item the headline read ‘Adern’s World Order’. Fortunately the Facebooker took a screen shot because when she next looked the heading had changed to ‘Jacinda Adern’s debut speech to UN General …’ They’d clearly thought better of it, swapping it out for this one.
And no, the other is not photoshopped.
Those who have followed the unfolding of the so called New World Order, first ‘announced’ if you will by George Bush Snr after the Gulf War, will be aware of the gradual familiarization that has gone on with this term. It takes on other variations like a ‘rules based international order’ used by Adern in her speech, others are New World Order, Global Governance & One World Government.
A new world that is ‘strong and kind’ says Adern, with ‘universal values’. The push of course is for the global world view to be accepted by all as the only solution to the world’s problems. One in which we are all happy global citizens:
“This generation is a borderless one – at least in a virtual sense. One that increasingly see themselves as global citizens. And as their reality changes, they expect ours to as well – that we’ll see and understand our collective impact, and that we’ll change the way we use our power.” (excerpt from Adern’s speech)
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A Minute To Midnite Show HostKindness, not fear or hate – Jacinda Ardern’s message to Donald Trump and the world
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has used her debut speech to the United Nations General Assembly to directly challenge the view of the world outlined by US President Donald Trump in his speech there earlier this week.
And she has called for a different world order – one that puts “kindness” ahead of isolationism, rejection and racism.
In a call to arms against the retreat into protectionism and nationalism urged by Trump, Ardern warned that the consequences of abandoning institutional institutions and agreements – many of them now abandoned by the US – would be “catastrophic”.
Her speech stood starkly at odds with Trump’s speech to the general assembly on Tuesday where he delivered an excoriating critique of international institutions and scorned multilateralism as a threat to US sovereignty and patriotism.
It placed her among a growing “club” of world leaders who have taken a stand against Trump in their defence of multilateralism and rejection of his world view.
Ardern acknowledged that the effects of globalisation had been “massive” for nations and “the people we serve”.
“While that impact has been positive for many, for others it has not. The transitions our economies have made have often been jarring, and the consequences harsh. And so amongst unprecedented global economic growth, we have still seen a growing sense of isolation, dislocation, and a sense of insecurity and the erosion of hope.
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