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NWO means basically the entire world under one authoritarian government, and/or by an AntiChrist figure.
The typical tools said to be used by the future/planned world government, are the international organizations, from the remains of the Socialist International, to the United Nations, to the International Criminal Court, to the European Union, everything that seeks to homogenize and that could potentially be used to enforce monoculture, is potentially seen as a tool for domination.
At its best, this kind of thinking tends to highlight paradoxes, compromises, and problems with international organizations that have power. In the same way that the principle of checks and balances is central to our freedom, one wonders what would check an abuse of power by an international organization. In the same way that slavery and segregation and the denial of the right of women and blacks to vote, compromised the freedom of America, one also wonders what evil may happen when an authoritarian regime, monarchy, or totalitarian regime, gets votes or can veto, in an international organization with considerable power.
This kind of thing is not entirely worked out, which is why even Clinton didn't simply endorse the ICC whole-heartedly ICC without expressing the need for such issues be addressed, with the US at the table.
At its worst, this fear of world rule and/or homogenization prevents any attempt to dialog, do diplomacy, or to sit down and problem-solve together, to seek more peace, solutions, etc., in a knee-jerk paranoid way.
The fact that many do not at all acknowledge the problems of such international organizations, or don't say so publically in a way that satisfies even the most modest cautions, adds to the fear.
Not everyone who is concerned about these issues is right-wing. Some on the left are concerned about the WTF and World Bank, for some of these reasons. Though of course other concerns about corporate power and economic injustice also play a huge role, not everyone at the table in such organizations is concerned about freedom, and corporate agendas involving China play a role, etc.
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