The breakdown of the nation-state has been instrumental in global institutions growing their power and influence.
How did this breakdown occur?
There have been a combination of factors: weakened nationalism, Woke ideology, decades of leftist institutionalised indoctrination, corporate social responsibility, the prominence of virtue signalling, and reliance on government. Such things primed society for manipulation and control.
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