The Space Trilogy and the New World Order

[serendipity100]

In the space trilogy, which isn't at all about space, Lewis wanted to warn the world of a danger that is threatening human society by a group of people of which Weston is an example.

The last chapter of OOTSP would seem unnecessary in a work of fiction, but in this chapter he announces that the trilogy is more than just fiction. It is fact. But is is a fact that very few people would be willing to see.

In the last book That Hideous Strength he clearly states the objectives of the new world order. He does not call it that, but he mentions the "old" order several times. So this is new!

The objectives of the New world order are to decimate the number of species in the world. (Well they have done a splendid of a job since 1945)
and to change man into a really effective machine by the use of psychology ( ever heard of subliminal message that have become so popular since the 1950s) bio chemistry (have you any idea what damage to the mind all the vaccination programs have done? Lewis mentions vaccinations twice in the book. Ask the parents of autistic children!) and by direct manipulation of the brains. ( American secret organisations have come far in mind control programs and implanted chips since that time)

Lewis say that the nwo uses universities as recruiting grounds for new members (another fact that has become widely known)

How do they do this: well as Lewis says thay have control of all the press (media we would call it these days) and they have their own police force.
They help to enslave humanity as Lewis puts it

To take from every Englishman his farm, his shop and his children.

Another thing he addresses is that the NWO is involved with a species of being that are of extraterrestrial origin that have basis on the moon, and that have destroyed their home environment and have become almost nothing but intellect so devoid of bodily functions and emotions( a nice description of the kind of aliens often referred to as "greys"

Many of the things he wrote about were unrecognisable for many people at that time, but now we have entered the new millenium, we see that many things have come true. It is understandable that he covered it up in fiction, but it is getting hight time to read the book as he meant it to be read as a warning against a ruthless elite who think that the world is their private property, and only meant for the happy few with their extraterrestrial friends.
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[WolfVanZandt]

Lewis wrote much more clearly (and scholarly) in The Abolition of Man. Today, we would call Lewis' version of the New World Order, "the Liberal Agenda".

Man started decimating species a long time ago. He practically wiped out buffalo on the North American continent because they were fun to shoot. He practically wiped out wolves because they're inconvenient at times.

I can't imagine where you get your information about vaccinations and autism.........but of all the things you mentioned, they all pale before politics and behaviorism. Lewis made the point that Christianity is more "humanistic" (pro-human) than modern humanism, which tend to turn humans into machines.

The point here is that the enemy isn't a panel of powerful men sitting around a table dreaming up how to control "the masses" but trends in popular philosophy.

The "species of extraterrestial beings" that Lewis was concerned about are demons. The extraterrestrials in his Space Trilogy were as much in jeopardy from them as we are.

And, to reiterate, he didn't cover anything up in fiction. What he kept cryptic as a literary device in the Space Trilogy (and the Chronicles of Narnia, for that matter) he was clear as a bell in his other writings.

Now, I'm not saying that there isn't a NWO, Trilateral Commission, Prior of Zion, etc., etc. But such people, if they exist at all, for all their material power, are all just bit players and the worse they could do is distract us from the important things.

[carol]

In the space trilogy, which isn't at all about space, Lewis wanted to warn the world of a danger that is threatening human society by a group of people of which Weston is an example.

The last chapter of OOTSP would seem unnecessary in a work of fiction, but in this chapter he announces that the trilogy is more than just fiction. It is fact. But is is a fact that very few people would be willing to see.

You seem to be alarmed by the Conspiracy theorists of this era. Fear not!

You have also overlooked the fact that Lewis's message in THS included the overthrow of the evil group by the powers of good. In his own life, Lewis had seen the effects of the power of Jesus Christ.

Perhaps you are lucky enough to have been born in the days when vaccinations, antibiotics etc, were common place. You have not seen polio, diptheria, cholera, etc in your lifetime. Ask someone in their eighties who lost school friends to these diseases in the 1920s and 30s.

As for the New World Order - it's not new, it's the same old bunch of mischief makers, with a new label stuck on them. Satan's tricks haven't changed!

[Monica]

Perhaps you are lucky enough to have been born in the days when vaccinations, antibiotics etc, were common place. You have not seen polio, diptheria, cholera, etc in your lifetime. Ask someone in their eighties who lost school friends to these diseases in the 1920s and 30s.

As for the New World Order - it's not new, it's the same old bunch of mischief makers, with a new label stuck on them. Satan's tricks haven't changed!

Exactly. Satan's tricks never change; it's just the target that changes. Now that those dread diseases have been eradicated, there's a movement away from vaccinations. In a lot of circles vaccinations are the new evil -- autism, ADD, and the epidemic of childhood asthma are being traced to the immunization program.