Status Updates From New World Order: A Strategy...

Stone continues to show how a world commonwealth appeared to be on the mind of many, including the Americans, throughout the 1920s and 30s, tying in the great collectiveness of the British colonial grouping. While there would be some wrinkles, it might have served to push an Anglo-Saxon ideology forward and create unity against the likes of the Germans before WWII.

Aiming to appease and create discussions for both the academic and the novice of the subject, Stone begins laying the groundwork that the New World Order about which many people speak is not the rise of ISIS or the rejuvenation of the Russian bloc, but the coming together of an Anglo-American commonwealth, whereby all the land that was once the jewel in the British crown has the chance to be a political mega-power.

As America (and the world) embarks on a new political journey today, I thought it poignant to explore some of the more controversial and "hands-on" writings that seek to push the envelope and look behind the curtain.

Off to journey and see what I can find. Wish me luck!