challenge to those who attack globalism

Thank you for this most concise and accurate definition of globalism, as the push for absolute power and control. This is exactly right, it seems to me.

Now I want to ask what accounts for this push? Human greed and lust, Nietzsche’s will to power operating under surfaces, or something else, perhaps a ‘natural’ process of logical consolidation and attempted universalization?

In my work on representative governance I’m discovering that this kind of government and indeed all government is really just a manifestation of s single drive, the drive to “care for” and “represent” human being perfectly and for all eternity. The fact that this drive can never be perfected and thus manifests an essential gap within itself between its aims and its reality is what is pushing governance-power toward absolute status, namely the current mode of globalization. Even the fact that we concede to allow government to care for us and represent us seems to be a deeper problem here, one that is pushing globalization in the way you describe it.

Peter… globalisation would work in an ideal world, but look at the state of the world… I do not think that the time is now, but perhaps in the future when countries and powerful individuals stop screwing us all over for their next mill/bill/trill.

Otto… Britain simply needs to rectify the Muslim refugee escalation and not create a separatist country, as that is not an issue here, but any British sympathisers would be more than welcome to join them.

You don’t understand how assimilation and absorption works Magsj overtime, it is either separation or all out internal war. Separation will reduce casualties on all sides by comparison to the other alternative.

No matter what happens conflict is albeit inevitable, you can either limit conflict or have conflict in total. I think the wise thing to do is try to limit and contain conflict for all sides.

For me separation is more wise than integration. There is no peaceful happy ending to integration of societies, it will only breed more conflict until societies are in full upheaval.

I don’t think integrationists have quite grasped this yet and probably won’t until it is too late.

The most important argument against the globalistic dictatorship is freedom, especially in the sense of free thought, free speech, and autarky.

[tab]My username stands for freedom. In the year 9, Arminius decided to fight for freedom (with a bit less wealth) and against slavery (wtih a bit more wealth). The German tribes on the other side of the Rhine and (later) also of the limes had more wealth but less freedom. The German tribes of the free Germania Magna had more freedom but less wealth. So what? Who cares? The price for it was it worth. In any case: the trade between free German tribes and the Roman empire grew.

Sometimes it is just better to fight than to always look after more and more wealth - as you can also see here:

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Okay, we know that humans have never been and will never be absoulutely free. But humans can and should be relatively free. This relative freedom requires a permanent fight. Are you ready for that fight?

Food?

The dish in the UK is probably the worst one in the world. So what? Who cares? We do not need foreign food, poisoned food. We want our own food, produced by us, by ourselves. We want our autarky back, we want our self-sufficiency back.

A nation is the largest political, societal and economical form that is capable of guaranteeing a relatively freedom - especially free thought, free speech and autarky - of its population. A “global society” would not be capable of guaranteeing all that. In practice, there is no “global state”, no “global society”, no “global human kind”, no “global humanity”. A “global political and societal form” is only theory, an ideal that the globalistic dictators are using in order to get more and more control over their slaves.

Old Pope I see misses the medieval days where he was God and could rule over all of italy.

Only Peter would go to London, England without reading about Old Britain and its customs and knowing very well that shepherd’s pie and spotted dick are its iconic dishes. Thanks for showing the sane among us that London is a multicultural mess and its original culture is dead to dumb Americans. Hope you enjoyed your visit to India. Next time you visit London, you’ll be visiting Syria.

Otto/Arminius/WendyD… apart from the refugee quota and terrorism problems the U.K. is cool, but thank you for your concerns, and yes… I can speak on behalf of my U.K. homies… because I am a U.K. homie… we are part of the Commonwealth darlings… which I am sure you are all aware of?

You guys are seeing problems where there are none! Don’t!

I’m familiar with nationalist causes from all over the world as I am a ferocious consumer of news and political opinions from all over the world including England.

It may serve the common good to have a definition of terms:

Capitalism is more properly known as “free-market capitalism” where the environment is total lack of regulation (or else the market would not be free).

Socialism is any regulated form of capitalism (even 1 regulation counts) where regulations exist for the benefit of society; hence, socialism.

Fascism is an extreme form of socialism where the government assumes an authoritarian position but allows private ownership.

Communism is the most extreme socialism where the government takes total control of industry.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmkNZ1VJnLs[/youtube]

Once we admit even one regulation is needed, then it’s only a question of how many are appropriate.

Sheep spend their entire lives in fear of being eaten by wolves.
They follow the shepherd because they see him as their protector
and the one who leads them to fresh, green pastures.
In the end, it’s the shepherd who eats them.

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Mags.

You know that the EU administration belongs to the globalistic system too. So the problems we “are seeing”, as you said, are the problems you are seeing too (although perhaps on a lower level, namely: the EU level). :slight_smile:

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Deleted for reconsideration. Sorry.

…and I am telling you that we do not have the racial problems that the US or mainland Europe have, but we do share the immigration problem.