Category File
New World Order
6 documented theories filed under this subject. Showing the 5 most recently updated.
- The New World Order of 2020: That The 2020 Reset Was The Final ContractThe World Economic Forum's own launch release for the Great Reset, announced by the Prince of Wales and Klaus Schwab on 3 June 2020, said the plan "requires a new social contract." Believers took the phrase literally, as the terms of a New World Order agreed during the pandemic: safety in exchange for property, privacy and sovereignty. The theory was built from a public record, including Henry Kissinger's April 2020 call for a "post-coronavirus order," Gordon Brown's proposal for a global executive, the Forum's 2019 Event 201 pandemic exercise, a 2010 Rockefeller Foundation scenario called "Lock Step," and a 2016 Forum essay that opened "I don't own anything." No binding agreement of any kind has been produced.
- The Denver Airport Murals (1995)A major airport-conspiracy theory claiming that the murals installed at Denver International Airport on its opening in 1995 were not simply public art about war, peace, and environmental devastation, but prophetic or programmatic images of plague, depopulation, mass conflict, and the rise of a New World Order. The murals’ imagery of masked figures, burning cities, dead animals, and eventual reconciliation made them especially vulnerable to apocalyptic reinterpretation.
- The Great Reset of 1945A theory that World War II did not truly end one power order and replace it with another, but instead reorganized a shared corporate and financial structure operating across both Allied and Axis worlds. In this telling, 1945 was not victory versus defeat so much as a global rebranding: cartels were broken up on paper, empires were restyled, and the same industrial interests continued under new legal, political, and national labels.
- The UAP (UFO) Disclosure as Blue BeamThis theory claimed that the surge of official UAP reporting, congressional hearings, and public discussion in 2023 was not genuine transparency, but part of a staged buildup toward Project Blue Beam—a supposed false-flag alien crisis meant to unify humanity under centralized global rule. In this reading, “disclosure” is not revelation but narrative preparation, with UAP hearings and government statements functioning as psychological conditioning for a future simulated invasion or manufactured extraterrestrial emergency. The documented record confirms that Congress held a high-profile UAP hearing in July 2023 and that the Pentagon’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office later reported finding no empirical evidence of extraterrestrial technology. The Blue Beam layer belongs to a much older conspiracy tradition associated with Serge Monast in the 1990s, not to the official UAP record itself.
- Final Countdown to 1990This theory treated 1990 as a threshold year in which hidden political and spiritual realities would be revealed to the public. In some versions, 1990 would unveil the New World Order through the collapse of the Cold War and new global governance language. In others, it was an explicitly apocalyptic date associated with prophecy movements, nuclear-war expectations, and religious preparation for an imminent unveiling of world truth. The historical basis for this theory is composite rather than singular: President George H. W. Bush’s September 11, 1990 “New World Order” speech gave conspiracists a highly quotable political marker, while figures such as Elizabeth Clare Prophet created a surrounding prophecy culture in which 1990 became a charged revelatory year. The phrase “Great Unveiling” belongs more to later synthesis than to one canonical movement, but the underlying 1990 revelation mood was real.