Globalism Wounded, Alternatives Rising
including a must-watch Duran episode on Trump's anti-globalist vision
Globalism is hyper-imperialism. One-world government. Unaccountable power shaping and ruling all life. The globalist plan was the elimination of the nation-state and its replacement by an invisible global oligarchy. A superior alternative existed once and is reasserting now: the reestablishment of the nation-state as the locus of power, spheres of influence and multipolarity.
Terms like “the rules based order” directly confirm this conception of a shadowy power that determines “the rules” that the world must submit to.
DEI and the attempted erasure of cultural distinctiveness was the Borg-like attempt to create a global lumpen enslaved workforce entirely controlled via surveillance, uncompromising force and incessant cultural propaganda. Identification of “precrime”, as Phillip K. Dick predicted, is a part of this as well as mass censorship, conceptions like “domestic violent extremist”, and financial and physical destruction of all opposition.
The project certainly is bold but really quite unhinged and grandiose. That’s not to say it hasn’t left tremendous suffering and demoralization in its wake and will continue to do so. Thankfully, due to the grace of God, the people of the US — and (especially) Russia but also China that are far too capable to be absorbed into the grey-goo globalist structure — the project has taken its first serious wounds.
The fight against globalism if far from over but the battlelines are clearly drawn and its progenitors are scrambling. It’s a time for a short victory lap but don’t think they are finished. They will never stop. The promise of absolute power is too great a draw. In the coming years there will be a lot of argument and dissension over the various paths taken by the Trump administration on all sorts of questions. Just remember that the lodestar for the era is the defeat of globalism. Other matters are important but this is the fundamental battle of the age.
Many of us have learned to identify the siren-song of the globalist as well as his manipulation of semiotics and basic modus operandi. They claim multipolarity is imperialism. That globalism will ensure world peace. What divides us is racial and cultural difference that must be erased. They believe themselves to be the enlightened vanguard leading the world to utopia. This is why they behave with such unself-conscious arrogance. And this hubris is also their undoing. There is no universal system for the world. There never will be. Thank God.
This ~35 minute Duran episode is a must watch video that discusses some of this. Well worth your time.
Globalism must not merely be defeated. It must be slowly and brutally tortured to an excruciating end and it's leadership thrown into Tartarus for eternity. Epic poems must be written of their evils and inevitable downfall, carved into the surface of the moon so that all subsequent generations can heed the warning.
Utter anhilation.
Thanks for the link.
Alex: Globalism... neoliberalism... that's imperialism?
Alexander: Yes it is. Clinton, Bush, Obama... yeah, you could even argue four years of Biden.
Alex: That was imperialism?
Alexander: Absolutely. I mean what it is was failed imperialism. It is imperialism that was pushed back for the first time by China and Russia and the multipolar world.
The point about globalism and neocon-ism is that it basically treats the entire world as an American sphere of influence, even as it demands that [other] great powers subordinate themselves to the one, the only, real great power, which is of course: the United States, the international hegemon.
I mean, you have the most extreme statement of this position by John Bolton when he was George W Bush's ambassador to the United Nations. He actually once went and said [approximately] "I'm here in the UN Security Council; I think the UN Security Council should only have one state represented on it, which is mine, the United States, because no other state really deserves to be here."
That that was an imperialism (ultimately) that went mad and which was disastrous and which failed and which ultimately overstretched and exhausted the United States.
Trump is saying [approximately] "we can't do that, this doesn't make any kind of sense, let's focus on American priorities, let's draw back, consolidate, look at what is important to us."
And as I said, previous generations of American leaders would have understood this.
Alex: You called it retrenchment, that's what freaking them out, that's what freaks out the Wall Street Journal, retrenchment, because they've been doing really, really well off of the imperialism.
Alexander: Precisely, and they try to brand "spheres of influence" as imperialism, but in fact it's their globalist model, their globalist ideology that is the real imperialism.