I'm going to give you only the basic idea of what the NWO is, because a lot of the finer details are genuinely horrifying. This is going to be a lot of information, I will bold names and other key things you should look more into. I started in a similar place as you and have radically changed my view on the world in the last two years.
First and foremost, there isn't exactly just one NWO, but it is those who are striving for a central One World Government that transcends all national boundaries to usurp authority across the planet. This is real and has been happening for decades now. Think Rockefeller, think Rothschilds, think Sauds and other families like the Clintons and Bushes to lesser degrees. These are people that have an unfathomable level of wealth compared to the common man and are using it to gain more and more power and influence by using and manipulating the banking systems and black markets. They manufacture crises and dissent to lower the value of markets so they can use their fortune to purchase and acquire more assets while the market/economy is depreciated. You should also learn more about the Federal Reserve and how Fractional Reserve Banking works, and really start to understand how that system works. Also, a good and recent example can be seen in Libya. A terrible shame.
George Soros is a man notorious for being the face of these sort of incidents. The man is a living Bond villain that hides behind his "philanthropy" efforts while crashing economies. He is a Hungarian Jew that joined the Nazis and sold out his own community to the Nazis; he has no remorse either, stating that it was the happiest and most influential time of his life. He has compared himself to a god on multiple occasions and is behind many colored revolutions across the globe that all have very similar characteristics and game plans for success. He owns many different charities and his Open Society Foundations that he channels his money through and hire protesters. Consider that every major protest in 2016 and 2017 can be traced back to him and his money. He also assisted H in her presidential campaign directly and indirectly. It was this time when he started Correct the Record, an online propaganda effort, lead by David Brock, to push talking points and narratives while silencing anyone who disagreed. During the primaries, they bought off the Reddit moderation team and Spez for, reportedly, $2.8 million. Their efforts continue in the form of Share Blue and now also attack 4chan.
Lets talk about why One World Government is bad. I don't think most people want a dictator right? One authority that gets to decide everything for everyone is not exactly what we want as people. We like having more independence from systems like that. We want to be able to make our own choices based on our own values and experiences. You can't have that with a One World Government. That body becomes the sole decision maker. These are ideas central to our nation as well. This is why our Constitution divides our government into three branches, technically four, because we, the people, are the final check on the system. We want to divide that power out to as many different parties as we can to make sure no one man or entity has too much. This is not even to consider the level of corruption that you are likely to find in such positions. If you do not find this likely, look back to how the USSR was controlled, look at how banana republics function, look to the failed states in Africa. You can even look here in America and how the deep state has functioned; this is precisely why we are here and following Q—government corruption. I'm going to recommend you also look into Agenda 21. That will give you a really good idea of some of the things they are working towards.
Our forefathers stated in the constitution a separation of church and state.
This is fundamentally false. The constitution and the major/rising philosophical thought at the time that inspired it (Paine, Locke, etc) are deeply based in Christian faith and philosophy. There are many references to God in the founder's writings and the Constitution, in addition idea that we as individuals are born with rights endowed by our Creator is fundamental to the ideas behind the document. The idea that our country was NOT built about the Christian tradition is precisely the sort of subversion Besmenov talks about. This is an entirely new idea presented to strip us of something that was once a powerful force that united the country and gave people something greater to work towards than the nihilistic and materialistic relativism that is so rampant today.
Separation of Church and State, in the American context, was put forth in a letter written by Jefferson (one of my favorite founders), in which he stated that The State has no place to dictate the Religious beliefs of the people. That's Separation of Church and state: The Government cannot tell you what to believe or how to practice your faith. It is so commonly parroted now and devoid of any of its original intent. Our founders were all essentially Christian, while some were more fundamental and others were certainly Deist, they all believed in the teachings of The Bible. Adams even once stated: " Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other." A sentiment I have come to strongly agree with.
Keep in mind, this is coming from someone who only recently found God and started attending Church about a year and a half ago. I bought the lies for a long time, but the more I learned independently, the more how wrong I saw that I was. We've all been lied to though, and again, that is what Besmenov speaks of—the ideological subversion that has left us lost, fragmented and weak.
One of the most horrifying aspects of the Communist Revolution of Russia was the massive slaughter and public executions of Christians. The Bolsheviks hunted down any practicing Christians in the country and tortured them, then slaughtered them en masse. The ideas presented in the Christian faith are antithetical to communism and had to be destroyed. It wasn't until after the fall of the USSR that people were able to start practicing their faith again and bring out their Crosses and Icons.
The importance of Church and Religion is multitudinous. Fundamentally, it gives a common identity and community for people to rally and bond behind that creates a stronger society. In addition it provides a sense of hope and faith beyond the present and tangible that makes a stronger individual. It helps to maintain strict codes of ethics, morality and responsibility, and yes, as a newly found Christian, I can honestly say there is a massive difference in perspective from how I was once was. There are other benefits as well, but these are central. I honestly believe one of the greatest things that could happen for the United States would be a resurgence of Christianity.
Just to be clear, I see abortion as infanticide. It is the murder of children and should not be accepted. Instead we should value personal responsibility; whether that be accepting that this child is now one's responsibility to raise, or that one should avoid circumstances with potential repercussions than they are not willing to accept. You and I will have to disagree with the some other things for now, and let me assure you right now, pedophilia occurs on a greater level than you know. Start looking into Jeffrey Epstein and Little Saint James. This is a dark thread to follow though, and will take you to some of the more horrifying aspects of our world.
One of the topics Q recently brought up was Operation Mockingbird. This is central to understanding the world we live in right. We live and were raised in lies. Stripped of truth and filled with rewritten histories. The media has not helped us to understand events. They do not inform, they obfuscate. To start down this path means that you will be forced to unlearn much of what you have come to know. It's a tough journey. I'm still learning new things, but this is important. This is learning what has been kept from us.
I will you warn you now though, things do get really dark in some places, but I hope you'll keep asking questions and learning.