Topic: Nato

The Brzezinski-Kissinger-Scocroft doctrine is linked to Barack Obama's rhetoric regarding American economic parity and resource consumption. Claims are made that Georgian President Saakashvili was trained by Zbigniew Brzezinski at Columbia University and that the conflict in South Ossetia was a CIA-backed provocation. This "Brzezinski Plan" is described as a strategy to engage Russia and divert attention from other global hotspots like Iran.

The influence of secret societies like Skull and Bones and Freemasonry is discussed, citing members such as George W. Bush, Jesse Jackson, and Bob Dole. The United Nations and NATO are characterized as front organizations for international finance used to enforce global policies through "perpetual war." Specific interventions in Bosnia, Somalia, and Iraq are cited as examples of the UN's role in advancing a globalist agenda under the guise of peacekeeping.

Jeff Davis reports on the deployment of three U.S. electronic warfare planes to Bosnia intended to disrupt "anti-UN and anti-NATO" information. He condemns this as a direct attack on the freedom of information and a demonstration of the New World Order's power to silence resistance. He describes the use of U.S. military personnel to enforce globalist censorship as a high-level power grab.

A personal anecdote describes a 33-year period of believing "the lie" while serving in the Air Force, specifically regarding the Soviet threat. The claim is made that international banking cartels finance both sides of global conflicts to create the "order out of chaos" necessary for their control.

A network of secret and semi-secret societies, including the Skull and Bones Society, the Bilderbergers, and the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), is described as managing global affairs. Davis asserts that both major American political parties, as well as groups like the ACLU and the NRA, have been infiltrated by these elitist interests to promote bigger government.