Let them roll out, these quotes about a New World Order.
   "Each of us has hope to build a New World Order." -- Richard Nixon
  "There is no salvation for civilization, or even for the human race, other than the creation of a world government." -- Albert Einstein
   "We have before us the opportunity to forge, for ourselves and for future generations, a new world order." -- George H.W. Bush
   "All of us will ultimately be judged on the effort we have contributed to creating a new world order." -- Robert Kennedy
  "National socialism will use its own revolution for establishing a new world order." -- Adolph Hitler.
   And, the quoting could go on and on.
   Ah, then, it is real, this idea there is conspiracy to create a government to rule all the world?
  Some look to the Bible, to the prophecies of Daniel and others, and see the New World Order foreshadowed. Some look at the drive to conquer the world by Hitler and others for that foreshadowing. Some look around the globe today, and see Russia combining with Iran, and China with North Korea, and wonder if those are the beginnings of a New World Order.
   Some roll it altogether. To them, if Einstein called for a New World Order; or if George H.W. Bush did; or if Robert Kennedy did, they are all part of a conspiracy, all partners with the demons of the world to bring the world under a wicked and communistic thumb.
   Look at the quotes. Read them again. Was Robert Kennedy desiring for something evil? Each of the speakers might have had a different notion as to what he was referring to when calling for a new world order. Some, clearly, simply wanted the world to be a better place. One world government? When Christ comes on earth to reign, that will be a world government.
   Does it seem Russia or some other country dreams of ruling the world? Of course it seems possible. If not Russia, maybe some other country has that objective.
   But, it is worthy to consider that when some people have spoken of a new world order, they were not seeking anything evil, but rather for something good. Is it possible that a one-government world could exist that would be benevolent? Or do we say that by the very nature of a government governing the whole world, it has to be bad, wicked and evil?
   There are those who dream of a world government. And, for some, that is nothing but a nightmare.