‘New World Order’ called out in July 23 speech
By THE TRUTH HOUND
HOLT, Mich.—Many of us have heard of electronic voting machines, used in a large majority of U.S. precincts, being rigged to sway elections. But another form of vote fraud occurs long before voters go to the polls, by way of big media omitting any real discussion of alternative parties, save for rare mention of the Libertarian and Green parties.
Let’s face it. To be denied the complete “menu” of candidates is to be deceived. Then polls are used to add a sense of pre-destination to the mix, with media-meisters and pollsters telling you who the apparent “winners” are before Election Day arrives.
Moreover, Americans are inundated with often putrid pundit-chatter and nonstop “stirring” speeches at those beloved spectacles known as the Republican and Democrat national conventions, which serve to deepen the impression that no political options outside the two parties are even contemplated let alone permitted to flourish in our “free” society.
Amid this whirlwind of disinformation, Bill Mohr, who heads the U.S. Taxpayers Party of Michigan (USTPM), spoke on the “new world order” (NWO) July 23 at his party’s state convention in Holt, Mich.
This speech, covered here in an exclusive by Yours Truly, highlighted the little known fact that the USTPM, the state affiliate of the national Constitution Party, is the only alternative party that explicitly expounds on the NWO–which is code for the concept of a nation being ruled from “behind the throne” by those who create and manage the money supply, in concert with their deputies and errand-runners in the big media and other corporate entities. That includes the two dominant political parties.
“There’s enough wealth and power promised [to the mainstream-party candidates] that it will overcome any differences or resistance these candidates may have with the NWO backers,” Mohr said in his Holt speech, referring to a part of the NWO power network known as the Trilateral Commission, which was founded in 1973 by two veteran powerbrokers: banker David Rockefeller and longtime strategist and former U.S. official Zbigniew Brzezinski.
Quoting from 1964 Presidential Candidate Barry Goldwater’s maverick autobiography, “With No Apologies,” Mohr said: “What the ‘Trilateralists’ truly intend is the creation of a worldwide economic power superior to the political governments of the nation-states involved . . . . As managers and creators of the system they will rule the future.”
Mohr added, “The [NWO] operators . . . are currently realizing they must overcome all obstacles at this point in order to secure self-interest based on the following quote by farmer William Manning, in an article he wrote to the Boston Chronicle in 1798:
In a free government, the few, finding their schemes and views of interest borne down by the many, to gain the power they cannot constitutionally obtain, always endeavor to get it by cunning and corruption, conscious at the same time that usurpation, when once begun, the safety of the usurper consists only in grasping the whole.
Pondering whether Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton can resist the NWO, Mohr concluded, “Absolutely not.” And as far as Republican nominee Donald J. Trump is concerned, Mohr—doubtful that Trump’s independent wealth alone can shield him from entrenched power brokers—simply asked convention attendees: “If he was promised the world, can we trust him to reject it?”
The Constitution Party in April nominated Tennessee attorney Darrell Castle as its presidential candidate, with Scott Bradley as his running mate. Castle spoke July 21 near Grand Rapids, Mich. at a dinner meeting exclusively covered by Yours Truly, the Truth Hound. Stay tuned.