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There have been windows in history when the people have had enough abuse and so rise up in revolt. The American and French revolutions come to mind as does 1848. Perhaps we are experiencing something like that at the present time, a revolt against the pressure to conform to globalist values that have been embraced to their benefit by the elites and the establishment in much of the world. It could well become a hard fought and sometimes bloody conflict but its outcome will shape the next century. Will the people really have power in the increasingly globalized world or will it be the 1% with its government and media backing that emerges triumphant? Western elites are gearing up for war against Russia and China while facing domestic revolutions at the same time. The historical dialectic in
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: democracy, internationalism, nationalism, nationalist populism, neoliberal globalism, progressivism, transnational corporate totalitarianism
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There have been windows in history when the people have had enough abuse and so rise up in revolt. The American and French revolutions come to mind as does 1848. Perhaps we are experiencing something like that at the present time, a revolt against the pressure to conform to globalist values that have been embraced to their benefit by the elites and the establishment in much of the world. It could well become a hard fought and sometimes bloody conflict but its outcome will shape the next century. Will the people really have power in the increasingly globalized world or will it be the 1% with its government and media backing that emerges triumphant? Western elites are gearing up for war against Russia and China while facing domestic revolutions at the same time. The historical dialectic in
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: democracy, internationalism, nationalism, nationalist populism, neoliberal globalism, progressivism, transnational corporate totalitarianism
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There have been windows in history when the people have had enough abuse and so rise up in revolt. The American and French revolutions come to mind as does 1848. Perhaps we are experiencing something like that at the present time, a revolt against the pressure to conform to globalist values that have been embraced to their benefit by the elites and the establishment in much of the world. It could well become a hard fought and sometimes bloody conflict but its outcome will shape the next century. Will the people really have power in the increasingly globalized world or will it be the 1% with its government and media backing that emerges triumphant?Western elites are gearing up for war against Russia and China while facing domestic revolutions at the same time. The historical dialectic in action.
Strategic Culture Foundation
The War Against Globalism
Philip Giraldi, former CIA counter-terrorism specialist and military intelligence officer, now Executive Director of the Council for the National Interest and founding member of the Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity