in World News Chaos Out of Order: The Road to Serfdom
Jesse Smith
The Latin phrase ordo ab chao, better known as order out of chaos, is often associated with the traditions of Freemasonry and the occult. Its conspiratorial overtones suggest that nefarious actors with immense power work behind the scenes to create societal chaos so that people will demand that things be put back in order. The resulting “order” is predetermined by the will of diabolical conspirators and serves to further their agenda of control and manipulation. This type of scheming often kept tyrannical monarchs enthroned while depriving people of individual liberty and humane living conditions.
Rebelling against autocratic tyranny, the founders of the United States of America put a monkey wrench in the motherland’s hellish plans. They sought to create an order of peace, prosperity, and freedom from the chaos of despotic rule they had been subject to for so long. Their brave actions empowered people to determine their own destinies, freeing them from those who governed with a heavy hand.
America Birthed as the Antithesis to Tyrannical Rule
Societies function best when its citizens share common beliefs and values. Out of the chaos that stemmed from the American Revolution, the Declaration of Independence, U.S. Constitution, and Bill of Rights were established to bring order and unity in a newly established form of government. This system of government was created as the antithesis to authoritarian, monarchical regimes that fostered tyranny and oppression at every turn.
U.S. Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights
These groundbreaking formative documents recognized that governments are merely protectors of God-given human rights, not grantors. Though the U.S. is made up of people from all walks of life, these governing deeds bind us together as free individuals with unalienable rights to pursue life, liberty, and happiness. This is why thousands of people emigrate to the U.S. every year from countries that trample upon these basic human rights.