BCS Style Projections: 2015 Week 8 Breakdown
SportsUnbiased.com | Zack Bigalki
We are rapidly approaching the first College Football Playoff rankings for the sophomore season for the new world order in the sport. The new system feels like a familiar old friend already, probably because it resembles more closely the bygone era of polls determining everything in the sport….
Preseason Polls are a Waste of Time
Bryan Burwell
“Welcome to the new world order of college football, where the national champion isn’t going to be decided by computer calculations or pollster bias. We are a little more than a week away from the start of the first season under the new college football…”
The Morality of the College Football Playoff
by Steve Matoren
“A new world order led to the BCS Championship series in 1998 which relied on a confusing combination of computer rankings, human votes and a number of other formulas…”
Jordan Spieth’s win ushers in new era, new rivalry
ESPN | 4/13/2015 – GOLF | Jason Sobel, Senior Golf Writer
“Nicklaus went on to witness the iconic Hogan withdraw with a backache that week, spinning golf’s axis toward a new world order and launching the Golden Bear on a path to become arguably the greatest in the sport…”
Florida St-Auburn title game to usher out BCS era
By RALPH D. RUSSO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
“Now think about this season playing out under next season’s format. In the new world order known as the College Football Playoff, a selection committee will pick four teams to play in national semifinals.”
With autonomy, Will Power 5 bust up NCAA sports as we know them?
By Stewart Mandel Aug 7, 2014 at 4:00p ET
So it’s official. After two years of stump speeches and steering committee reports, the Power 5 conferences got their wish Thursday when the NCAA Division I Board of Directors approved a new governance system that allows those leagues legislative autonomy to expand benefits for their athletes. But as the rest of Division I braces for this new world order set to take effect under the new…
“The Big Three” Golf’s New World Order
by Aaron Sycamore
Golf is in a crucial stage, it’s crying out for new starts to breath a fresh lease of life into the game and stop it from becoming stuck in it’s old ways. This trio of twenty somethings are the men to take on this task…
A ‘New World Order’ for Private Clubs
August 8, 2011
Almost every private equity/non-equity golf club in America is experiencing unprecedented economic challenges. In some cases, the economic challenges are catastrophic. …As a result of these and other factors, private golf clubs are having to completely rethink their business strategies in order to again be economically feasible and, in some cases, to simply survive. In most circumstances, implementing new business strategies involves not just minor tweaks or adjustments, but rather, wholesale modifications and/or a complete restructure of operations.
New World Order: Recounting the greatness of Nicklaus
by Steve Elling | CBSSports.com Senior Golf Columnist | May 29, 2012 10:39 PM ET
Tiger Woods absence will lead to ‘New World Order’
“There were plenty in the US camp who attributed their first victory for nine years to the fact that the American players had bonded better than usual. And they put that down to having no Woods in their midst. Now, it seems, it will not only be the victorious Americans at Valhalla who find that the old order of things no longer applies.”
Coaches coming face-to-face with New World Order
Tony Barnart, ESPN
“But here is the new reality. In the coming years the landscape of college athletics will change in ways these coaches could never imagine and in ways that will make them very uncomfortable. In the New World Order of college athletics, the priority will not be whether or not coaches are being put at a competitive disadvantage.”
New World Order at Running Back
SAM HELLMAN | 11/17/2014
It’s a new world order when the ACC has two legit playoff contenders
Andrea Adelson | ESPN Staff Writer | Aug 22, 2016
BLOGTABLE: THE NBA’S ‘NEW WORLD ORDER‘
After that dud of a trade deadline, answer this: Has the new CBA done what owners wanted it to do? Meaning, give more teams a chance?
English Soccer’s New World Order
Wall Street Journal | By JOSHUA ROBINSON |
For most of the past decade, the English Premier League’s ruling class has had a name: the Big Four. This privileged clique consists of exactly the teams you’d expect—Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester City. Every so often, Liverpool crashes the party.
Membership of the Big Four doesn’t come with a big silver trophy, but it…
The English Premier Leagues new world order…
Sport and globalization: power games and a New World order
(4/2014: Issue #86) The authors describe, analyze and evaluate the processes of globalization linked to sport, focusing on transnationalism, colonialism, imperialism and more generally on geopolitical evolutions. They provide here a variety of theoretical frameworks to explain the emergence of modern sport and its dissemination throughout the world. Despite the resistance of gymnastic supporters and bodily practices in some traditional cultures, sport has become popular worldwide with an emphasis on competition and records.
New world order for Cubs means new sales pitch to free agents
Chicago Sun Times | BASEBALL | 11/07/2016
” … to know about the new world order of baseball as the annual general …”
RUGBY: Leicester Tigers and Northampton Saints lose their way in new world order
Traditional heavyweights are lacking clout as wealthy backers elsewhere discover that bulk is no longer beautiful in today’s faster game..
Northampton and Leicester are trying to find their way in the new world having forged success in an era when bulk was beautiful. They are struggling to adapt to a faster game in which size is not the only thing…
NOTE: Here again, painting the older way as antiquated, and the faster, improved games as a “new world order” conditioning its readers that the political “New World Order” (under UN rules) is going to be a good thing and improvement of the old antiquated constitutions that the shadow government elites have made to fail with their Cloward and Piven strategy.
…and dozens of more articles (too many to list). It seems obvious that the global elite who own 90% all of the major sports networks and news outlets, have issued directives to implement ‘new world order’ into their writing and broadcasting, offered financial incentive, etc. for the propagandizing and conditioning of the public.
The Globalists Use Sports to Divert Our Attention from The New World Order
On his radio program, ‘The Cutting Edge’, David Bay discussed the role of international sports in bringing about the New World Order. He first discussed the religious background of the original Olympic games:
Zeus is one of the Pagan Greek gods, worshipped as the ruler of the heavens. Zeus was also the presiding god of the pantheon of Greek gods, but he also supposedly fathered other gods and many mortal heroes. The original Olympics were not only held in Zeus’ honor, they were literally worship of him through athletics. Make no mistake, the original Olympic Games was a Pagan worship festival.
Bay covers a brief history of Adam Weisaupt’s plan for a new world order which is essentially a plan to subvert Christianity and bring about the Kingdom of Satan, whom they believe is the true savior of the world, and then gives mention to a six volume series of books that I was not previously familiar:
Weishaupt also had other help, from a totally unsuspecting scholarly source: Edward Gibbon’s The History Of The Decline And Fall Of The Roman Empire, Six Volumes, published between 1776-1788. Gibbon’s work was scholarly and monumental, as it thoroughly covered a period of history spanning approximately 1,200 years. His goal in producing this study was to precisely catalog the reasons for the rise of the Roman Empire and the factors leading to the decline and fall of the Empire. Gibbons was universally hailed as achieving his objective brilliantly. Truly, no greater historical study has ever been created, before or since.
But, Gibbons not only created a document which details how and why the Roman Empire rose and fell; he created a document which detailed precisely how a successful and powerful Empire could be subverted and destroyed. And it was published in the precise time period (1776-1788) in which Weishaupt was beginning to formulate his Plan to overthrow the existing Western system of government and religion, replacing it with his Satanic New World Order
Gibbons listed five basic reasons that the enormous Roman Empire was destroyed:
- The dramatic increase of divorce undermined the institution of the family. Traditional families ceased to function as was necessary to guarantee that the values which had proven to be successful in the past were successfully passed on to the next generation. This process of the deterioration of the Family Institution occurred over many generations prior to the actual collapse of the Empire.
- The imposition of higher taxes undermined the economic stability and vitality of the Empire. Why were the taxes raised to such ruinous levels? To pay for deficit government spending, to pay for food for all in society and to pay for government-sponsored activities of diversion, such as circuses and sports. Interestingly, as the time of the final collapse drew closer, greater emphasis was placed on sports, to divert the attention of the public from the distressing news of massive trouble within the Empire. This brings us to Gibbon’s reason number three for the collapse:
- The drive for personal pleasure had become very intense, even to the point of obsession. Gibbons noted that at the very end, sports had become more exciting and brutal. We will return to this subject of sports, but let us list the last two reasons for the collapse of the Roman Empire.
- People lost their faith, both religiously and in their government. Paganism gave way to Christianity and the efficient Roman Government gave way to chaos and disintegration .
- Hidden conspirators were working within the government to secretly destroy it. They worked quietly, invisibly and deceitfully; during the entire time they were secretly dismantling the government of the Roman Empire, they publicly proclaimed a much different story.
Not pointed out in Mr. Bay’s article is Protocol #13 of the Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion. That protocol discusses how distractions will be used to divert attention from their world conquest, just as pointed out by Gibbons as a means that led to the destruction of the Roman Empire. Here’s a portion of protocol #13 that discusses sports as a distraction:
we shall… propose competitions in art; in sport of all kinds: these interests will finally distract their minds from questions in which we should find ourselves compelled to oppose them. Growing more and more dis-accustomed to reflect and form any opinions of their own, people will begin to talk in the same tone as we, because we alone shall be offering them new directions for thought…of course through such persons as will not be suspected of solidarity with us.
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