New World Order

While Europe was shaken by World War II, English writer H. G. Wells offered the world a recipe for a prosperous future. He presented his revolutionary ideas in the book "New World Order" (1940). The author believed that all sovereign countries should voluntarily give up their independence in favor of a Single World State, where under the aegis of socialism and scientific-technological progress, the most pressing issues of humanity would be addressed: wars, poverty, and environmental degradation. The second journalistic work included in this edition is the book "Mind at the End" (1945). This small but comprehensive essay was written a year before the author's death and is marked by deep pessimism, predicting destruction rather than prosperity for the world. The socio-political ideas of Herbert Wells remain relevant in the West to this day. His concept of a unified world order blatantly echoes the programmatic theses of the Committee of 300, Freemasons, Illuminati, occultists, and other secret societies striving for world domination and total control over the entire population of the Earth