Nothing happens economically in the Philippines without the sanction of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund which are also part of the New World Order. No one holds office and resides in Malacañang Palace without the New World Order's stamped of approval. In a publication entitled, Urban Anthropology & Studies of Cultural Systems & World Economic Development, author Kathy Nadeau wrote:

"After the Philippines became independent in 1946, the U.S. government sought to ensure its economic control so as to protect its business interests, but under the new neocolonial relationship, it did so indirectly. In exchange for rehabilitation aid to help to rebuild the country after WW II, the Americans manipulated the new republic into accepting unfair trade agreements, like the Bell Trade Act of 1946, which gave full parity rights to U.S. citizens, businesses, and corporations. This act, amended in 1955 as the Laurel-Langley Agreement, virtually assured U.S. control over the Philippine economy by making the Philippines a supplier of cheap raw materials and human resources for U.S.-dominated markets and a receiving ground for U.S.-manufactured goods (Schirmer and Shalom 1987: 90). When the Laurel-Langley Agreement expired in 1974 under the Marcos dictatorship, the United States sought to protect its economic interest mainly by an ideology of export-led growth through foreign investments. The Marcos government adopted an open-door policy for foreign investments and liberalized trade restrictions on transnational corporations in exchange for loan packages from big development agencies like the International Monetary Fund and World Bank (Broad 1988).

"By the time Corazon Aguino became president in 1987, after the murder of her husband Ninoy Aguino by Marco's military in 1983, which sparked the people's power revolution that overthrew the corrupt dictator, the nation was financially in ruin. In exchange for restructuring the Philippine debt repayments, the International Monetary Fund and World Bank policies continued to exert a stranglehold over the political economy. President Fidel Ramos (1992-1997) added another U.S. $650 million loan from the United States to the Philippine foreign debt (Chant and McIlwaine 1995: 55). The deployment of overseas contract workers as a strategy for generating foreign currency to help repay the national debt continued into the 21st century. As of 2003, seven million Filipinos (10% of the Filipino population, 20% of the domestic labor force) are estimated to be working in nearly every country around the world. Current remittances from overseas contract workers through banks have reached about $7 billion U.S. (Arnold 2003; Bangko Sentro Pilipinas, 2002, in Weekley 2004: 351). Under these conditions of a disintegrating economy, rebellions and resistance movements, like liberation theology, came to be formed."

The "blind" demonstrators and followers should read more information from the Internet, watch the history and other documentaries and scientific TV channels, and/or conduct serious research at the big public libraries on the subject of New World Order, related subjects and topics to convince them that most of the major events in the Philippine politics, government, economics, etc. happen because of the foreign influences, interventions and/or sanctions. Maybe they should spend sufficient time learning, studying, living and working outside of the Philippines to get a better view of the Philippines. It is like seeing the whole perspective of the world from the view of the astronauts while they are living and experimenting inside the international space lab and monitoring the Earth as well as other space objects!

The Philippines, when compared to other "banana republics" in Asia and Latin America, is not that bad. To erase the people's frustrations while living under the "most experienced politicians of Asia's top democratic government," they are always welcome to join the Amish, Hutterian Brethren, Mennonites, and other religious self-sufficient communities scattered in some countries around the world. Or they might consider to join the proposed 7th Millennium Community to be built somewhere in Southern Leyte, R.P. and Colorado, U.S.A. if they qualify. The requirements are that they read, study, believe, and obey the entire Holy Bible - the original one which came from the Hebrew and Greek translations and versions, not from the Latin and Protestant translations and versions!

For their long-term investments, the fact of the matter is that it is much better for them and their families to spend their time, resources, and energies by joining one of the hundreds of self-sufficient communities than to work and live in frustrations without lifetime goals somewhere else in the Philippines. It is so much better for them to join the self-sufficient community than to go and earn money abroad, and remit the hard-earned money to their families and loved ones in the Philippines!

The People's Power 4, 5, 6, 7, etc. are obsolete. They are victims of the "law of diminishing returns"! Human nature which is present in each individual protester, the influences of the "blind" leaders and the unseen forces or shadow government are all responsible for the present demonstration and in the past popularity of the People's Power.

Throughout the 6,000 years of mankind's recorded history, the family, clan, tribe or people that disagreed and wanted to be liberated from their own form of local and national government, migrated to other boundaries, continents and islands, and started their own civilization. The others opted to band themselves together to organize their own or join the existing groups that have unique statements of purpose for abundant living. For example, the Hutterian Brethren, Amish, some of the Mennonites, and other Christian groups had chosen to work and live successfully in self-sufficient communities for the past 300 to 450 years. Originally from Western Europe and due to the religious persecutions by the Catholics and Protestants, some of them immigrated directly to the West, while the others migrated to the former U.S.S.R. When the communists persecuted them, they too immigrated across the Atlantic Ocean where they are now working and living bountifully for over one to 200 hundred years in the United States and Canada.

Over 93% of the 90 million Filipinos profess to be Christians! There is no need to join the next but obsolete People's Power to protest and demand changes of the existing and future faulty administration, faulty government and/or faulty secular establishments. Thus, if the Filipino people truly want to obtain and achieve all the benefits and other things to make them satisfied and happy, which some of the Christian groups are being blessed with materially and spiritually for over 4 centuries, the Filipinos and others globally have the freedom to choose: "No man can serve two masters; for either he will hate the one, and love the other, or else he will be loyal to the one and despise the other. You cannot [simultaneously] serve God and mammon," according to Jesus Christ.