He begins with something I've brought up on occasion about the push back on global liberalism was not confined to the US, but was a rising movement throughout the world. He then lays forth a laundry list condemning not what the goals of liberalism are, but in the fashion that they utilized to establish and maintain their agenda without regard of public opinion.
Take a few minutes to watch his monologue, the logic is a refreshing contrast.
That being said, I've been pondering how the opposing forces of nationalism and globalism will play out in the coming years.
I've admitted that my hopes of the Liberal World Order being quashed by populism are bleak, and progressively diminished, of an outcome which does not give rise to an authoritative world body which dictates it's mandate to nation states across the globe.
The push for the 2030 agenda, which is driven by the global banking and corporate cartels will undoubtedly continue.
The monetary system centered around debt based economics still hangs be a thread, and it's inevitable demise is beyond repair even with Trump at the helm, and other foreign states swinging back to the policies of nationalism. Central banks and global corporations still maintain the ability to pull the strings that trigger calamity and chaos on a whim. The march towards a digitally controlled system of cyber based currencies linked to social compliance and consumer activity will continue to emerge with every notable event which will occur in the coming age of technology.
Each step along the way will be sold as a solution to a crisis, and every solution will yield the Order more control over the wealth and resources which can only be used to benefit the population through the compliance of their dictates.
Trump's victory doesn't signify their defeat, it is merely a placement of another hurdle along the way to 2030. Worst case for them, perhaps needing to rename the agenda to 2040.
funny none of them pictured are hot imho.
