Saturday, March 7, 2009

Pat Robertson - The New World Order



Pat Robertson - The New World Order

This is the audiobook version of the bestselling book. Yes, this was #7 on The New York Times Bestseller List for non-fiction books when this book came out in 1991 and I think it went higher during the following few weeks (I see it was on the list with La Toya Jackson's and Katherine Hepburn's books, Jonathan Kozol's important book, Savage Inequalities, that Iron John book, Madonna Unauthorized among others). It is probably safe to assume that this is the highest book about the New World Order that has ever charted on The New York Times bestseller list. This audiobook version is a 2 tape condensed version.

Pat attempts to expose that wicked globalist collective which includes The Illuminati, The Council on Foreign Relations, The Trilateral Commission, The Freemasons, The New Age Movement, Hulk Hogan, Kevin Nash, and other devious and sneaky characters. (Actually, Hulk Hogan and Kevin Nash is not mentioned by Pat, anyway moving on.) Pat seems like he is afraid of The New World Order. I would think that someone with the power to divert hurricanes would have what it takes in going up against that diabolical Illuminati.
Pat points out that he is a privleged man whose father was a senator for many years which enabled Pat to be raised as a rich kid who got many opportunities that many other people do not have including attending Yale. Despite his status as an elitist, he still opposes the New World Order because he says he believes in freedom, an equal opportunity for all. Apparently, Pat does not believe that everyone deserves freedom especially if he stands to profit from mining diamonds. Most of Pat's fellow privileged human beings, rather I mean The New World Order does not seem to share Pat's religious beliefs which may make Pat really paranoid and hateful.
The New World Order is worth a listen as it is quite illuminating; not exactly on the state of the real world, but on what is going on in Pat Robertson's world.



A Convenient Slogan or a Coming Reality

The collapse of communism, the unification of Europe, mounting economic pressure, growing concern in the Middle East, and a lightning war in the Gulf has focused the world's attention. Now we are being promised a "new world order." What does it mean?

This book-on-tape examines the dream, the dilemma, and the dangers of that promise. The result is one of the most authoritative and compelling treatments of the world order agenda ever written.

In the tradition of his powerful bestseller The New Millenium, widely known theologian, broadcaster, presidential contender, and corporate executive Pat Robertson probes behind the spotlights and uncovers evidence that the New World Order is more than just a catchy phrase; it is a program for your future and a vision for your family's destiny. What is this program? What kind of effect will it have on the way you live?

PAT ROBERTSON is founder and chairman of the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) in Virginia Beach, Virginia and host of the daily news program, the "700 Club," which is broadcast by satellite and cable to more than 50 million homes in America and to tens of millions more in 84 other nations. He is also founder and chancellor of Regent University, a fully accredited graduate university training leaders in communications, media, law, public policy, and related disciplines. Pat Robertson's previous books include The New Millenium, The Secret Kingdom, America's Date with Destiny, Beyond Reason, The Plan, and others.

Tracklisting:

Tape 1

1. Side 1 {44:25}

2. Side 2 {45:17}

Tape 2

3. Side 1 {40:14}

4. Side 2 {39:03}

3 comments:

  1. Wonderful selection! The corporate media likes to say over and over that George H.W. Bush lost his reelection bid because he broke his "no new taxes" pledge. First off, he didn't break it, but he did weasel the point by raising an already existing tax. And second, nobody really believes those tax promises anyway. Reagan gave us the single biggest tax hike in history and no conservative remembers that. So nobody gets upset about a President lying - unless he points his finger directly at the camera and denies getting his knob polished by some fat chippie.
    Well, the point is: I believe that Old Man Bush lost reelection because he shot his mouth off about a New World Order. Thousand points of light? Okay. A new breeze blowing? Eh. But talking about a New World Order? Oh, Nellie! Them's fightin' words to the far right. They tossed him out for that and they were the folks who bought "Pat" Robertson's book. Nothing riles the right quite like a good five-alarm NWO alert. Even worse than a UFO alert...
    And for the record (or the cassette as the case may be), Robertson's real first name is Marion.
    Sermon over...

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  2. you know, listening to pat robertson talking about the NWO raises red flags for me, because i was always under the impression that this man is well connected with the very people who have been setting the stage for the coming new world order...if i'm not mistaken, doesn't this man have ties to the CIA? and didnt he also recommend that somebody assassinate hugo chavez in the name of God? somethings smells like fish. hmmm...

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  3. this is BeezleBub aka Satan, Lucifer, the devil, The beast, the antichrist, I am here for your soul contact me at 666-999-5000 and tell me wally george sent you. were running a special today on republican souls, buy 3 dick cheneys and get a george bush oil well to drown your cats in for free. were also running a special on adolf hitler mustaches today, buy one mustache and get 2 camel toes for free

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