Tag: Globalism

Guest Post by  ICE-9

♫ I’d like to build the world a home
And furnish it with love,
Grow apple trees and honey bees
And snow white turtle doves.
I’d like to teach the world to sing
In perfect harmony,
I’d like to hold it in my arms,
And keep it company.
I’d like to see the world for once
All standing hand in hand,
And hear the echo through the hills
For peace throughout the land.
That’s the song I hear,
Let the world sing today… ♫

For most Americans this was the initial Globalist Siren song heard for the first time back in the early 1970s. A televised jingo played to a close-up of white, brown, and black children’s hands holding up a small planet earth. The music continued as the image faded out and then in to a still photograph of more children from all creeds and races dressed in traditional ethnic costumes, smiling and holding hands in a circle, all facing inwards towards a glowing planet earth. The chorus started and an iris wipe revealed yet more children, live action now, again all creeds and races, laughing and playing together with a large planet earth beach ball in an expansive green field under a perfect blue sky. The stanza repeated, and a direct cut led to a succession of still photographs of even more smiling children, Africans and South Asians and Central Asians, cheerfully performing third world subsistence chores. And as the final chorus began, a changing montage filled the American television screens with happy Quechua and Nahuatl children surrounded by bushels of quinoa and corn painted in two dimensional revolutionary Mestizo. The music faded and the American viewing audience was left staring into their silent television screens with just a lone planet earth adrift in the infinite black universe.

Continue reading “The False Prometheus Part I: From Antiquity to the Great Famine”

Guest Post by Jeff Thomas

In a previous article, Will Globalism Succeed, I described the likelihood of the success of the globalist plan to take over the world.

My take on the question is that the plan will fail.

But why should that be? Well let’s have a look at it.

First, we should recognize that, in any society, roughly 4% of all people are sociopathic and 1% are likely to be psychopathic. I won’t go into the definitions of these two terms, but the primary symptoms of both are as follows:

• Lack of empathy for others.
• Impulsive behavior.
• Attempting to control others with threats or aggression.
• Using intelligence, charm, or charisma to manipulate others.
• Not learning from mistakes or punishment.
• Lying for personal gain.
• Showing a compulsion for physical violence

Continue reading “What Would Be the Aftermath of a Globalist Failure?”

Guest Post by Jeff Thomas

Over the past decade or two, there have been those who have become alarmed at the rapid rise of the globalists.

And yet, the concept of globalism has always existed. There have always been those who sought to control all that was within their perception. Even if that was just a few villages within a valley, those who sought total rule were thinking “globally,” i.e., “I want it all.”

Continue reading “Will Globalism Succeed?”