SAFTA

Jim Quinn, Pittsburgh's top talk-show host, Interviews John Whitley,
Editor of The New World Order Intelligence Update, on the "New World Order".

Quinn:

"... Yeah, right! And I'm telling you again that the Chinese have absolutely no intention of doing that and, as you've pointed out on this show, they've struck a number of alliances, one of them with the former Soviet Union, with the express purpose of the defeat of this country ...."

 

Quinn:

" ... Well, you know, the Bilderberger meeting, now this is supposed to be this meeting of all these people who have concocted the New World Order theory. And the reason I played that for you, John, is because I find it interesting that NBC News would use a term - "New World Order" - when it hasn't been defined for the American people. That doesn't sound like something a news agency would do unless they'd been directed to do it ..."

 

Whitley:

"... Uh huh. Well, you know what's even more interesting is that when the Davos meeting occurred in February ..."

 

Quinn:

Which meeting?

 

Whitley:

"Davos. It's been called "the graduate school of the elite", and it takes place always at the same small city in Switzerland - Davos, a very beautiful place. You can only get there if you're a grandee of international finance, if you're the head of an international corporation doing more than a billion dollars a year globally, you pay $28,000 a year to go, or you're a key figure in a Western agency or government that's important to the topics under discussion. So, to cut a long story short, one of the wire services - and I was looking for it before the program - announced that this meeting was taking place, a [he laughs] - I swear they use this phrase - "at the annual meeting of the illuminati ..."

 

"... And, of course, you've got the Asian Union, the European Union, and coming into existence now, first announced at Davos, privately, is the American Union. Now we did publicly announce this one week after Davos finished, from our own sources. We went on the Internet and in our own Newsletter and we said that it was agreed that there would be a fast-tracking of NAFTA, the North American Free Trade Agreement, plus SAFTA, the South American Free Trade Agreement, for a full union by the year 2003, ..."