Part of Concepts of Ahl as-Sunnah (series completed)
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Summary of Sunni concepts | Concept (1156) | New World Order
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A summary of the concepts held by the Ahl al-Sunnah.
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The New World Order.
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Any change in the system governing the world during a given period
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renders it a new world order, distinct from its predecessor.
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This also applies to any change in the patterns of living and coexistence between nations.
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Therefore, the "New World Order" lacks a precise definition.
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Its first modern appearance as a term occurred during the Gulf War,
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to repel Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait in the year 1990 AD,
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and 1991 AD.
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It was coined by George Bush,
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who intended it to promote the idea of openness and globalization,
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meaning to treat the world as a single village.
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Ostensibly, it is a system in which
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cooperation prevails among its inhabitants in economic, cultural, and social spheres,
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and in which distinct identities, values, and frames of reference disappear.
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However, the reality of this is the hegemony of the Christian West,
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backed by global Freemasonry,
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utilizing their immense technological superiority over Third World nations
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to impose Western culture and a consumerist lifestyle that glorifies sensory pleasure and base desires.
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It is as if the West was not satisfied with controlling the world through the United Nations
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and its purported international legitimacy,
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so it devised this cunning concept to establish an even stronger form of control,
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relying on soft power instead of costly military force,
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which has become ineffective in the current era.
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This soft power is anchored in the modern information revolution,
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new digital media, and satellite broadcasting,
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used to disseminate Western concepts
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and delude Third World nations into believing they are partners in global economic investment,
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promising them the realization of dreams of economic prosperity and social welfare,
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and the ability to live a life of supposed luxury just like the West.