Index
1. Never heard of Codex?
2. North American Union and the European Union
3. Objectives of the New World Order
4. the process of 'gradualism' and 'Napoleonic Law'
5. Codex goals and objectives
6. The National Health Federation and the Alliance of Natural Health

"Mr Ian Crane"

Thank you, Simon.

I probably should have called this talk tonight something like 'Is this for real?', because when I first started introducing this subject to people their reaction was, "Oh don't be so stupid, they're not going to do anything like that." And I said, "Well, believe it or not, that's exactly what they want you to think". And I had one of these conversations, and the next day I was doing some research and I pulled up a document from the National Health Federation . . . and the opening paragraph: 'NEVER HEARD OF CODEX? THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT THEY WANT.'

The Codex agenda . . . :

'Only low potency supplements available that will do nothing for your health.'
'All or most foods genetically modified.'
'And any beneficial supplements unavailable or sold only by prescription'
- which is, by the way, exactly the way it is in Norway right now and certain other countries are further down the road, but the keypoint here is 'Never heard of Codex? That's exactly what they want.'

So what I'm going to do tonight is basically put you on the spot, because after tonight you have to walk away from here and you have to make a decision, and it's going to be a very fundamental decision - and when I show you what's coming, I think you'll understand why it's an important decision.

Let me start by introducing you to this guy here, Mark J. Plotkin PH.D. I first came across this guy, or his books anyway, when I was doing some research in Central America about ten years ago and I read a book of his called 'The Shaman's Apprentice.' Plotkin is a Harvard graduate and he went on a trip...basically his first trip to the Amazon was just as a gofer, he just fancied a break during his summer vacation. So he managed to make his way on the trip as a bag carrier, but he was so fascinated by that trip that he decided that he actually wanted to change his course of study and actually study ESMO botany. So he went back in to the Amazon a couple of years later but this time on a different mission, and his mission was to go deep into the Amazon jungle and make contact with a tribe that had had almost no contact with the outside world. This took quite a while to set up, but he did this, and what he discovered there absolutely blew his mind, because what he discovered was a culture that was really totally unspoilt by the Western world. Basically the people ran around naked. The only dress was that the men had a litle piece of string around their waist and, after a few days, he realised that this string actually had a purpose: when these guys were hunting in the jungle, they used this piece of string to tuck a certain apendage out of the way so it didn't catch when they were jumping over the trees and the branches in the forest, but that was it.

But what fascinated him was their medicines and the fact that the shaman, the medicine man, was this repository of information that had been handed down generation after generation - and each shaman, as they reached a certain point in their life, would identify an apprentice within the tribe and it would be the responsibility of the shaman to pass on that information and that knowledge to the apprentice. Well, Plotkin put the effort in to learn about the work of the shaman, and what he realised was that these guys had medicines, natural medicines, natural potions that they were mixing together that basically cured their diseases and their illnesses and they really, you know, had a very long-life expectancy. So he actually made a note of this and he took that information back to L.A. and to fund his trips to the Amazon, he sold that information that he had picked up to a pharmaceutical company.

When he went back to the Amazon he went back up to meet that same tribe four years later and when he came up to the landing stage on the river, first of all what shocked him was these guys came down to meet him in cut-off Levis and Hawain shirts - gone was the string around the waist. But then what he saw next threw him into a rage, because he went into the Shaman's hut and gone were all the vases of the local herbs and the local plants for making the medicines and they were replaced with rows of bottles from the pharmaceutical companies and when he looked closely, he realised that some of these medicines were the synthetics that had been created from the information that he had sold to the pharmaceutical companies four years previously. And he asked the Shaman why it was that they were using these medicines and he said, "Well the missionaries told us that to use our natural medicines is the work of the devil and that we have to use these bottled medicines." Well I encourage you to read this book, it's still available, The Shaman's Apprentice. He actually goes very easy on the missionaries; one would expect, based on his experience, for him to be a little harsher but he tries to go a little easy. The book, the Shaman's Apprentice was actually turned into a film as well, which is also available on DVD, but this is the quote that struck me: 'Every time a shaman dies, it's as if a library burned down.'

Well, being a student of the Ancient Traditions and the passage of Ancient Wisdom, of course this isn't the first time that we've seen this type of situation. I mean, the same people who were pushing the synthetic medicines on the tribes have the same belief system as those who burned down the library of Alexandria in 415; who burned thousands upon thousands of books . . . in the 16th century in Central America and, of course, actually they are doing it right now in Baghdad with the destruction of the Baghdad museum, and the Special Forces that are going out in to Ancient Sumer and trying to hunt down any of the ancient texts, just in case there's anything there that contradicts their belief system they wish to put out to the masses. (See 'Special Investigation' by Robert Fisk - 'It is the death of history. 2000-year-old Sumerian cities torn apart and plundered by robbers. The very walls of the mighty Ur of Chaldees cracking under the strain of massive troop movements, the privatisation of looting as landlords buy up the ancient sites of Mesopotamia to strip them of their artefacts and wealth. The near total destruction of Iraq's historic past - the very cradle of human civilisation - has emerged as one of the most shameful symbols of our disastrous occupation.) Plotkin recognised that basically here we have a situation where knowledge that had been handed down for a millenia was being wiped out in a heartbeat.

The pharmaceutical industry, fundamentally, is about 80-years old.

And a look on the other side, this is a book that's just been published by F. William Engdahl 'Seeds of Destruction', The Hidden Agenda of Genetic Manipulation. I'm just going to read you a review of a friend of mine in Canada: "This skillfully researched book focuses on how a small socio-political American elite seeks to establish control over the very basis of human survival: the provision of our daily bread. 'Control the food and you control the people.'

"This is no ordinary book about the perils of GMO. Engdahl takes the reader inside the corridors of power, into backrooms of science labs, behind closed doors in the corporate boardrooms. The author cogently reveals a diabolical World of profit-driven political intrique, government corruption and coercion, where genetic manipulation and the patenting of life forms are used to gain worldwide control over food production." This is just the tip of the iceberg.

'15th May 2007. Gordon Brown calls for Globalisation & the introduction of a New World Order.'

Gordon Brown has thrown his hat into the arena with this constant reference to the New World Order - a phrase that had never crossed his lips until January 15th of this year - and he was actually in India when he read a speech, rather hautingly I think actually, but this was the first time that he mentioned the phrase 'New World Order'. Tony Blair only mentioned this phrase a couple of times and both of those occasions were in the immediate aftermath of 9/11. Gordon Brown gave a speech to the CBI, the Confederation of British Industry, in May of this year, six weeks before he was sworn in as the unelected Prime Minister of this country, and in that speech he mentions the phrase 'New World Order' no fewer than nine times.

The New World Order is very, very significant. I mean George Orwell wrote a book...most people know him from 1984; very few people know of a book he wrote in 1938 called 'The New World Order', an extremely prescient book; arguably, even more prescient than 1984.

Hitler used the phrase 'New World Order'. Hitler's primary financial backers were the phamaceutical industry. I.G. Farben, which was effectively the conglomerate of the three major German pharmaceutical companies: Hertz, Bia and BASF. The CEO's of those companies were charged at Nurembourg and were convicted of war crimes. Most people think of Auschwitz as a concentration camp. What most people don't know is that Auschwitz was the largest work camp ever known; it was ten square miles. IG Farben were using these people as slave labour but, also, more significantly, as tests, human guinea pigs. The CEO's were jailed after the war but, within ten years, two of the senior players in IG Farben were back at the helm of two of the major German pharmaceutical companies: Hertz and BASF.

It shouldn't be of any surprise to anybody that the pharmaceutical industry is the most significant financial backer of the Bush regime.

So Gordon Brown has made it very clear that he is absolutely signed up to the agenda of the New World Order, and we're going to look at some of the aspects of that agenda.

'Globalisation' is definitely a key aspect, and we see this coming down the tracks. And most people really have no concept about what's coming, because the powers that be - just as they don't want you to know what the details of Codex is all about - don't want you to know about the detail of the political agenda, because it's a little sensitive.

So after the Second World War this is what the map of Europe would have looked like: 27 different nations represented there, all responsible for their own internal policy, philosophy, lifestyle but, of course, since 1957 and the establishment of the Club of Rome, which was initially an economic co-operation...or economic co-operative organisation, it's grown into a 27-nation Superstate. And right now a governor of a state in the US has more power, more autonomy, than a prime minister of a European nation. There is more Federal Law in Europe than there is in the US, and Europe as a Federation has been around since March 15th, 1957 and there is more federal legislation than the US, which has been around for 231 years.

But this is only the start of things to come, because whilst Europe has been coming together as a Superstate, this has been happening in other areas of the world: we have the League of African Nations, the League of Arab nations, the Asia Pacific Economic Community, the South East Asia Economic Community and the one that's coming really fast down the track, the North American Union - this is so imminent. It's been brought about by the collapse of the dollar. Interestingly enough, if you look at the graphs, and there was one published in The Independent just a few days ago, it shows the start of the decline of the dollar at the moment that George Bush was appointed to the White House by the democratic process of the Supreme Court, ruling 5-to-3 in his favour, and that's the start of the decline - and we haven't seen the end of it by any stretch of the imagination.


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