The Trojan Horse of globalism is the extension of the world’s constant regional battles into terrifying wars that encompass the Earth.
The Kumbaya brigade wrongly predicted that if nations were united by trade, ideology, communication, and industry humanity would coalesce into one big happy family. Originally marketed as ‘International Socialism’ it was never about world peace – it was a clumsy attempt at political domination to keep sovereign countries under the thumb of an unelected panel of bureaucrats.
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