Well for starters, I believe the author has an endearing nastagia for the cold war with his statements that Russia has a working plan to preemptively strike against the U.S. and Britain.

Don't discount our operatives as people who are unable to detect such things.  What kind of intelligence or analytical theory does this author have that the U.S. intelligence agencies lack?  None - and I'd bet the bank on that.

Secondly (although it might have been primarily) this author entirely excuses the Middle East in his theory of transnational enemies - or "conspiracies."  I disagree with his categorization of those countries as merely politico-financial puppets.  

With our current state of affairs, I see this as evidence to the contrary.

Thirdly, I do agree with the authors description of both Russia and China's rule over their people with absolute authoritarian leadership and depravity of outside contact through restrictive measures and constant propaganda.  I also agree with him in that although both nations behold the communist belief system, they ultimately cannot co-exist in the terms that would be equaly beneficial.  The superiority complex is evident.

However, it is an outlandish proposal that the influences of these 2 countries can effectively alienate the U.N. from the United States.  How could they exist and maintain effective global influence without the much needed U.S. dollar?

If that market is omitted one may believe that another will fill the void.  That may be true to an extent but not to the current standard.  The term "money makes the world go 'round" rings in my ears whenever someone mentions an excommunication of the U.S. by the U.N.  Not even the recently empowered EU system can effectively compete against the mighty U.S. dollar.  Not entirely.

The author does have a knowledge base that is apparent through his NWO historical perspective in that major change has ocurred post WWII and Truman.  But this change does not perpetuate into what he claims as a strong basis of a gloabl revolution vs. the United States.

Just my humble opinion.

Quoted: The sky is falling! This is a 11,767 word ad promoting this guy's REAL intention - to market "high security residences and retreats" (www.joelskousen.com/About/about.html).

I believe you're on to something there.  "If I bastardized my knowledge of world affairs, the skewing may invoke people to buy my product!"

Quite sad and evidently quite an effort to succeed.

Sum-anum-batching-cork-sucking-fargin-icehole!  You can't prey on the informed!

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I'm happy to know that you can trust diverse opinions.  Keeping an open mind towards debate, truth, and errors will empower you to become a free thinker.   Free thinkers were the epitome of Thomas Jefferson's many writings.