Post by Steve Gardner on May 30, 2008 8:38:14 GMT
Is the New World Order really a 'religion'? Take a look at Blair's comments in the final paragraph of this extract from the BBC.
Clearly, for 'globalisation' we should read 'New World Order'. And his reference to 'faith', which is really another word for 'compliant', made me think of the 'cuddle chemical'.
All very tenuous, I know. But sometimes these strands need to appear to be disparate and unconnected in order for them to work together with maximum effect.
Clearly, for 'globalisation' we should read 'New World Order'. And his reference to 'faith', which is really another word for 'compliant', made me think of the 'cuddle chemical'.
All very tenuous, I know. But sometimes these strands need to appear to be disparate and unconnected in order for them to work together with maximum effect.
Blair 'to devote life to faith'
Former prime minister Tony Blair has promised to "spend the rest of my life" uniting the world's religions
He said faith could be a "civilising force in globalisation", bringing people together to solve problems such as malaria and extreme poverty.
Mr Blair, who is now a peace envoy to the Middle East, told Time magazine that religious belief had given him "strength" while in power.
He is launching a "faith foundation" in New York on Friday.
Mr Blair, who recently converted to Catholicism, said: "Faith is part of our future, and faith and the values it brings with it are an essential part of making globalisation work."
