As the effects of the global financial meltdown continue to deepen, and more
nations and people find themselves walking a precarious fiscal tight wire,
we are hearing more and more talk from national and financial leaders
regarding the need to create a new financial world order, in order to
hopefully prevent the current economic crisis from reoccurring in the
future. The latest world body to raise the cry for a new financial world
order is the NAM -- or Non-Aligned Movement -- which currently consists of
118 developing nations around the world.

The Bible clearly informs us in Revelation chapter 13 that sooner or later,
these leaders will in fact get what they desire; but only too late will they
realize that they have sold themselves, and their people, into absolute
economic slavery. This new financial world order will be controlled by an
evil tyrant who is demon-possessed. The Bible informs us that EVERYONE will
be affected, both rich and poor alike; and that there will be no escape from
this diabolical system, other than through death.

The Scriptures plainly state:

"And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to
receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: And that no man
might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or
the number of his name. Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding
count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number
is Six hundred threescore and six." Revelation 13:16-18, KJV

Unless one bows to this demon-possessed Beast, and receives his damnable
mark, he will not be able to engage in any kind of financial transactions.
Mere survival will become a daily battle. The day that the world finally
converts to a totally Cashless Society, via the computerized Mark of the
Beast system, is the day that we lose the last vestiges of freedom.

Following is an article from Agence France-Presse:


Calls for 'new world order' at NAM summit

Agence France-Presse, 2009

July 16 2009


SHARM EL-SHEIKH (July 16 2009): More than 50 heads of state from the
developing world met Wednesday in Egypt to tackle the fallout from the
global economic meltdown, with calls for a "new world order" to prevent a
repeat of the crisis. Cuban President Raul Castro said in a speech at the
opening session of the Non-Aligned Movement summit that the financial crisis
had hit developing nations the hardest.

"Every country in the world must seek just solutions to the global economic
crisis," Castro told the 118-member body at the gathering in the Red Sea
resort of Sharm el-Sheikh. "We call for a new monetary and economic world
order... we must restructure the world financial system to take into
consideration the needs of developing countries." Global power dynamics also
need to be addressed, Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi said, demanding a
restructuring of the UN Security Council which he branded a form of
terrorism "monopolised by a few countries that are permanent members."

"This represents a danger toward international peace. We have suffered all
sorts of harm from the Security Council, it has become a sword over our
necks," he said. "The Security Council is terrorism."
Kadhafi said he wanted
to correct the imbalance at the Security Council, demanding a permanent seat
for the 53-member African Union, which he chairs. India said members should
play a bigger role on the world stage.

"Decision-making processes, whether in the United Nations or the
international financial institutions continue to be based on charters
written more than 60 years ago, though the world has changed greatly since
then," Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said. "Developing countries must be
fully represented in the decision-making levels of international
institutions," Singh said.

But the developing world's military ambitions looked set to steal the summit
limelight, with nuclear-armed South Asian foes India and Pakistan to hold
talks on Thursday aimed at relaunching stalled peace talks. New Delhi and
Islamabad's fraught relations deteriorated after terror attacks in the
Indian commercial capital Mumbai in November last year which killed 166
people. The attacks were blamed by India on the banned Pakistani militant
group Lashkar-e-Taiba, and Pakistan has acknowledged they were partially
planned on its soil.


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