New World Order. The Ancient Plan of Secret Societies

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by  Still William T.

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NEW WORLD ORDER
THE ANCIENT PLAN OF SECRET SociETIES
William T. Still
Huntington House Publishers
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Twelfth Printing
Copyright © 1990 by William T. Still
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CoNTENTs
Acknowledgements _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ v
., Introduction--------------- vi
One-October 1973: The Nixon Coup ---- - - 7
Two- Ancient Secret Societies - - - - - - - - 21
Three-The Great Atlantean Plan 41
Four-Early America and the
Revolution ________ 55
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Five-Weishaupt's Illuminati _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 69
Six- The French Revolution_________ 83
Seven-American Jacobins ---------- 92
Eight-American Masonry _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 98
Nine-Albert Pike, Mazzini
and the Italian Revolution - -------- 118
Ten-Karl Marx. and the Intemationale -- - - - 129
Eleven-The Soviet Revolution _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 139
~welve--Central Banking, the C~ & FOR ~-- _ _: 146
Thirteen-World WarU and the
Communist Aftermath - - - _----- - 1.61
Fourteen-The Pt:esent _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 175
Fifteen-The Constitutional Assult .185
Notes----------------- 1'94
Seied Bibliography __ _____ ____ - ,-2.04
Index----------------- 206
Acknowledgements
With any project of this magnitude, there are many to thank.
First of all to my parents, William and Mary 'Still, who helped in
many ways, and second to my wife, Cynthia, who read and re--read,
edited and re-edited, my sincere thanks.
rn addition, thanks to Bob and Diane Still and S<lm and Loya
Wheatley for their support.
Valuable information and/or <ldvice came from Dr. William
Culbertson,S usan Dore, GeorgeOlmsted,lBurt and Joan Collins, len
LeSourd, Bill Mcllhany, M<1rshall Peters, :Rev.·Chris Parkins, Fran
Ov.e.rhoit, Rev. Jim Shaw, ·Robert-Garcia, and ethers who cannot be
named.
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Special thanks .to R-on and Teresa Clark, Jesse.and Cheryl James,
Tom .and Molly Todd,Dien and Maria Ti'an, Asa Moore and Arlene
Janney, ·Geor.ge 'filler, Marty Mih:od, W·ood·row W. Turner, Phil
Spitzer (w,ho·now-ow.es me a-<iinner),.RQger·Fones;F. Kit.k.Lining,er,
Jim 'Gibson, Dennis and Louise Gregg, John and Karen Rt:tsseU,
<:;1oria l-ickey 'Schultz, l>ili Mich~lmore, 'David Hazard, .Pat .and
Dr-ew P.auHs, Ron Payne, Paul M.eti, -Jimmy and 5ylvia Fleming,
David and T£a<ey MtCracken, RichardEdg.erton,~eff Book,Levant
.1nd ,Muriel DeWolf, Ma:rtha & Eloise.Rqgers,Katny 1ayior,.l..anee
Orr·ison,C.M. Piggott J-r., Joe Vitar<ii,..CarlShoemaker,J:erry,and Pam
Schonder, Don Schonder,:John Janney,.Don'lPaRcoast, MikeHo1den,
.Ruth Stenst<r<>m, Rich fuHock,£TicScudder,Mike R-esnick, .and roy
old history teat:hers,·C<>lonel M~lanahanattd Ken.ny Rollins, aH -of
\\/hom played a role, whether they·knew it-or not.
Introduction
This book shows how an ancient plan has been hidden for
centuries d-eep within secret societies. This scheme is
designed to bring all of mankind under a single world
government - a New World Order. This plan is of such
antiquity that its result is even mentioned in the Bible - the
rule of the Antichrist mentioned in the Revelation of Saint
John the Divine.
·other works on the subject do not trace the plan bey.ond
the founding of one of the most notorious of these secret
societies, the German Illuminati, founded in 1776. Other
works fail to see any continuity betv,reen the New Vvorld
Order and secret societies at all. Still others don't connect the
ancient secret societies to the modern versions.
This book shows what the secret societies ar:e after and
how they are going about it. It shows the symbols and
emblems these groups have left down .through the ages,
subtly marking the path Jar their-descendents.
This book shows why members of these secret societies can
participate in something which will obviously lead to wodd
despotism. It shows how ·their own-members are tricked by
them. It reveals enough -of the -secret rituals to ·establish
credibility even with the most ar<lent members of these
groups. Most importantly, the book demonstrates the
profound influence -secret societies hav.e had on historical
events through the -centuries, their infltrences in the present
day, and how they-can.best•be thwarted in-the-futur:e.
Among secret societies, I have focused primarily on
Freemasonry, ·or Masonry, because -i-t is the :largest, oldest,
.and ..best -'<iocumented · of·,these ·.~groups. This does not .mean
Masonry .is solely ·responsible in any w.ay,<Or that.a:U Masons
are ~vil. ·Certainly ·.the vast majority -:o1 Mason.s .ar.e not
malevolent :folk. .Masonry Js sumessful-preoi:sely because 4t
- has -shielded an -occult :doctrine" from .aU ·but a hand-
·~mner
picked elite. In this, ~v!..1sonry follows the traditionili pattern
of other sec<ret societi-es; attempting to attract the best in
society with .its benign "outer doctrine" while dcvcrly
obscuring the dark secrets of its "inner doctrine."
It is not my intention to implicate all individ-uals involved
in Masonic lodges. There an~, no doubt, many well-meaning,
com:nunity-minded people whose only purpose in joining a
lodge is for fellowship and to contribute to the good of their
communities. Some of their philanthropic endeavors indud~
appreciable contributions to charitable organizations and
financial support to their numerous burn centers, as well as to
underprivileged children.
I in no way w·ish to vilify the many-God-fearing members
of Freemasonry. It .is my intention to expose those at the top
who are intentionally concealing their agenda.
This book is not primarily about Masonry, ·however, but
about an ancient plan for world conquest. Most M<:tsons who
are aware of it sincerely believe that this "Great Plan" will
someday usher in a new era of world .peace and -cooperation.
However, the sec-ret architects of this "Gr.eat Plan" are not
benign humanitarians, as they would have us believe, but .are
men in the service of evil. Their "gov-ernment of nations" is a
deception, hiding, in-ceality, an iron-·dad, world dictatorship.
This is where their New World Order is taking us, and
unless we realize from whence the danger-comes, our ability
to oppose it w.ill be unf.ocused and therefore ineffective.
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ONE
1973: NrxoN Cour
OcTOBER THE
My curiosity about secret soc-ieties began in the fall of 1973. As~
young, aspiring reporter iiving near \Vashington, D.C., I stumbled
across a startling story of political intrigue. Since then, I've slO\·vly
pursued this sometimes contradidory story, only gradually·coming to
understand its significance over the years. This book is the fruit of more
than a decade of research that led inexorably into their shadov.yrealm.
On about October 15, 1973, I was given a memorandum ·by my
father, Lt. CoL William L. Still, a refued Air·Force officer, -one of the
architects of the military's defense-communications network. On Octo
ber 3, 1973 he was appr-oached by an acquaintance, Joe Josephson, who
·claimed he had connections with·the White House'Of President Richa·rd
M. Nixon. This acquaintance asked my father how he and his·military
friends would feel about .a military takeover of the U.S. government.
~· The atmoS·ph:er~ in ·Washington·.ahthat,ljme was~thick with political
,intrigue. 'Dhe.CIA•stood accused of domestic spying at home, and of
-coup d' .eta-t making in Chile. The Watergate -hearings had .:gone un
throughout -the -summer ..and now President Nixon was refusing to
oomply with .OOl:lrt or-ders .to 'Surrender -the White House -tapes as
.evidence. TheAmerican"Civil~Libemes Unionw:as>taking·outfu:l!-page
ads in>the Nf!"tJJ Y.orkTimes urg.il\g irn,peadunent'()fthe ,president.
My·{ather was.dumbf<>unded ·by-'fhe"suggestion -that a ooup· was
.afoot. .£1ortttnately;~ew.asable·.to«:>ncealhisshocklongi:mough:to:leam
someofthe·detailsfromhis.associate,Mr.joseplason:Shortly-thereafter,
: .~
he wrote a memor,1ndum dl't,1iling the incit"knt <1nd circul.lteJ it in mili
tary inteHigen('e <1nd ~HI ch.1nnd~. Thi'Ss·ta1"tling memorandum read:;
as follo\~·s:
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
Subjl-<:t: Runwr .:onn·rnin~ pl.mnin~ ft>r .1 ;\-lilit,try Coup within
thl· USA.
JNTRODUCflON
Mv nar.-te is Willi<Jm L. StilL Lt. Col., USAF {Rdl. I .1m not <Jn
alarmht, and consider myself !tl be intdligt.'nt, t>bjl'<:tivt• ,u>d ""
an<Jiv:;t of above average cap<Jbility. I am writing this st<>tt'mt•nt on!~
<Jfte~ careful consideratitm of its potential impilct on both tht• cuuntry
and myself.
The following summ<~ry is a combinat-ion of filet, hear::.1y, _and
conjecture. I have limited the subjective diltil to those are<Js wh1ch I
believe will aid in evaluating the source of the rumor, and make no
comment on the rumor itself.
I hav.e not included the names of pertinent p.ersonnel or
org<!nizations for their own protectitm. Howl·ver, I will Cl>-<>f>l'rilk
fully with any responsible inn:stigiltors.
GIST OF RUMOR. (He<~rsay) _.
A ·committee exists which is dedicated to the repeal of the 22nd
Amendment to the Constitution. Its goal is to place Mr. Nixon in <the
White House for a third term. Connec-ted in some manner with th-is
organization is a second committee which hils il super-patriotic n.1me
such as THE COMMITTEE FOR THE PRESERVATION ·OF
CONSTITUTIONAL PROCESSES (I do-not remember the exact name,
however it was simii<Jr to this). Jt is to be used as a lall.back-cov.er in
the event that the f-irst committee cannot accomplish its goal by
constitutional means. This second committee !despite its name).is
dedicated to keeping Mr. Nixon in office by <Jny mea·ns: ---
INCLUDINGA MII.;fTARY COUP'BYHIGH RANKiNG OfFICERS!
I heard this rumoro n 30ctober 1973. The man from w-hom I he.ard
this story stated that hehad•recently been"sounded·out''on a writing
job for·thesetondcommittee, and that the.rewas apparendyun'·limit-ed
money beh.ind it as "price was no object" in·salaryd·isrussions.
He·gav.e the above rumor as the str.ategyof-theor~ani~ation. ·We
then .entered .into a >dis-cussion on Jhe tactics which could be .used to
ex-ecute such .a ;coup. 'During -the 'Course >of the discussion, I was
·questioned ·as to the ieasibiH-ty of {t\-e .plan and asked wheth·er I
·thought senior rnititary·men·.could be .enlisted .for such an.effort.
Upon creading this memorandum, I ,dropped everything .a-nd ~pent
my time·trying «>·ron.vinceo.ther members'Ofthe press in Wa·shingto.n
tha·t this was a..tegit.imate:th.reat. Whatilappened next was:thestuffspy
novels aremade.:of --guns.and.car·chasesthwughWashington,as welt
as much more sophist.fcatecl spy games.
ONE-THE Nocos CouP
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Due to my own intensifying paranoia, I eventually b_acked -off the
story, but not before the appropriate authorities, in both government
and media, were a ware of the situation. At that time, I had no additional
facts. I was sure I was not just dealing with a run-of-the-mill Washing
ton scandal. It was clear that those involved \·v.ere capable of wielding
great power, but more than that, there was a chilling feeling of antiquity
that surrounded the situation. But with my limited resources, I ha<i run
into a dea-d end.
As the years have passed the story has continued to trickle out.
Though much more research needs to be done in the area of the actual
involvement -of the Nixon administration in this unsuccessful coup,
proving that involvement is not--essential to my thesis. My thesis is that
secret societies have 'had a major, yet little known impact on '"'orld
events throughout history, and will undoubtedly attempt to influence
world affairs in the future. I cannot prove that secret societies had
anything to do with coup plotting in 1973-74, but the circumstantial
evidence is certainly strong. I hope the publication of this book will
stimulate the release of new data, which only the principals can supply.
Why '"'ould aU .5. president consider such drastic action, if, indee-d
he did? At first, it seeme-d that this was merely the act of a power-mad
president, but the historical record has not borne out that hypothesis.
The only logical alternative is very complex and requires an entire book
to explain. In a nutshell, President Nixon was probably used and when
proven no longer useful, discarde-d by the same group who brought us
the American, Fr.ench, and Russian revolutions in the eighteenth and
twentieth centuries, and the World Wars, the United Nations, the
Korean War, and Vietnam in the twentieth century.
The problem with identifying this group is that they hide behind
numerous ·covers, but the motive is always ·the same-money and
power. This group has no national affiliation; in fact'; they are actively
working to -eliminate the -concept of national boundaries altogether.
Their goal is '-to inflict on the nations of the world an international
government which -they will contr~l for their own gain. This .book
shows the-history of this scheme throughouUhe centuries. Aithough it
has been ·known by many names, like the "Great Plan," to Masonic
occultists, it is .now generally rderre-d to as the New World Order.
What follows are the facts that have comeout'0ver the y-ears: relating
.to the·:Nixon-era .a>up."They are arranged rou,ghl-y in ·chronolo,gi<:al
order.
'WAltRGATE-JUNE 1972
'Former CIA. .employees under--dir-ection <~f the ·White House were
caughtb reaking into .Democratic National Headquarters at the Water
gate.office«>II\Plexin Waslrington.An.informed-intelligence'S<>Uroehas