BEFORE MOST OF YOU RIP THIS INTO SEVERAL TINY PIECES AND THEN PROCEED TO LIGHT THEM ON FIRE, PLEASE NOTE THAT I'M NOT CLAIMING THIS IS TRUE, I'M MERELY LOOKING FOR OTHER OPINIONS
I'm a huge wrestling fan. And I have been since my childhood. Well, anyway, one of my favorites from back in the day was a wrestling company called WCW, then owned by Ted Turner. WCW had this great group called the nWo, featuring tons of popular wrestlers like "Hollywood" Hulk Hogan, "Big Sexy" Kevin Nash, "The Bad Guy" Scott Hall, etc.
The first red flag is the name. The name itself represents the idea. They originally came to be when Hulk Hogan, then thought of as the ultimate "say your prayers, drink your milk, eat your vitamins" good guy, turns on his friends and joins the cooler, hipper "bad guys". He called the group "the New World Order in professional wrestling". Their main objective? To take over and dominate WCW. What does the New World Order theory claim to be the main objective? To take over and dominate the entire world.
The next red flag is the hand sign. Here is professional wrestler Sean Waltman (who, ironically, used the stage name 'Syxx' {pronounced as 'Six'} when he was a member of the nWo) flashing the nWo hand sign: (please log in to view the image)
The next red flag: They used to use a sound bite that says "We are in control." This might seem like typical wrestling talk in this context, but it comes from a segment on PPV that had Eric Bischoff (then president of WCW and on-screen member of the nWo) standing behind a podium like a politician saying "We are in control." I don't know, but it has a weird vibe to it, for me, watching it now: You can see it here at 3:45.
Another red flag is the "paid announcements" they'd run on WCW's television show "Monday Nitro". Here's a typical nWo paid announcement: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ni7SSeN-7Kk
The things that strike me most about it is the very "propaganda style" of the whole thing and the idea of "learn to love it. Change is inevitable." This can easily be explained by saying it's their "gimmick" but it can also be something else.
The final red flag is the fact that this all occurred in a company owned by Ted Turner. Ted has been linked to this kind of stuff.
The scary thing is that they were quite possibly the most over (wrestling term for popular) guys in the company. And this is during a time when professional wrestling was REALLY mainstream. The whole audience would do the hand sign and buy the shirts and eat this stuff up. Including me. That's why I think this is possible.
The wrestlers themselves are totally innocent. I believe that they were just given a script, and they ran with it. I don't think they have any knowledge of the subject.
Again, I'm not saying I'm right. This could VERY easily be merely the "gimmick" that the guys ran with. I was just recently reminiscing about those glory days of my childhood, but the nWo seems very strange when you look at it from the perspective of a "conspiracy theorist", doesn't it?
Any other thoughts? (Not including derogatory comments, please)
The way that most people know about NWO practices is through the filter of conspiracy theorists. It's entirely possible that they were aping those beliefs.
Second, I don't know where this idea that The Horns is a NWO symbol. Most people I know associate it with Rock and Metal music (probably because Rock and Metal performers use the gesture). Unless, of course, the NWO's real goal is to sell music.
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In his memoir Rockerfeller wrote “…Some even believe we (the Rockefeller family) are part of a secret cabal working against the best interests of the United States, characterizing my family and me as ‘internationalists’ and of conspiring with others around the world to build a more integrated global political and economic structure–one world, if you will. If that’s the charge, I stand guilty, and I am proud of it”. He even went as far as to say “We are on the verge of global transformation. All we need is the right major crisis and the nation will accept the New World Order”.
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But look at the actual people using it. Those are famous/powerful/influential people, all using a hand sign that is also used by this guy for a very Satanic purpose:
That's a logical fallacy known as cum hoc ergo propter hoc. You can argue with equal validity that LaVey was a great musician because both he and the Beatles have been seen to use the sign.
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Sed quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
A juvenal prank.
Bruce mentioned how the Wolf Pack sign is still being used in TNA, I assumed that he meant that the sign doesn't mean Wolf Pack, but upon second glance I may be wrong, but I responded with the fact that WWE doesn't own the Wolf Pack sign and Nash is free to use it wherever he goes to wrestle for.
That's not the same way X-Pac did the sign, nor the way the Wolf Pack did it.
yeah I agree,politicians like Clinton and Bush when they do it,i would say beware of that politician,people should know how corrupt and evil those two guys are,but when musicians and other do it,I dont think they know the real meaning behind it all.after all Paul Mccartney and John Lennon are decent people.Lennon especially since he was against big government.
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