It is a legitimate American national objective to see removed from all nations – including the United States – the right to use substantial military force to pursue their own interests. Since this residual right is the root of national sovereignty, and the basis for existence for an international arena of power, it is, therefore, an American interest to see an end to nationhood as it has been historically defined. Walt Whitman Rostow, The United States in the World Arena, 1960
He’s one of the richest men in the world. He’s given away a staggering $32 billion but is the billionaire philanthropist George Soros at the heart of a global conspiracy? This World: Conspiracy Files: The Billionaire Global Mastermind? BBC 2019
‘He is a true James Bond villain.’ ibid. Alex Jones
‘Soros in many ways the biggest danger to the entire Western world.’ ibid. Nigel Farage
Some of the world’s most powerful politicians warn of his influence. Allegations are multiplying of secret Soros plots: flooding countries with migrants, orchestrating violence on the streets of America, and masterminding a hoax bomb plot to bring down the president. ibid.
Donald Trump’s message that the global elite are destroying America. ibid.
So how did George Soros become the arch-villain? … In Britain he’s known as the man who broke the Bank of England in 1992 and made a billion dollars. ibid.
‘Who’s the Puppet Master? George Soros.’ ibid. Glenn Beck
There’s one issue above all that’s enraged the Right: they claim George Soros wants open borders and has a secret plan to flood the country with migrants. ibid.
Rootless Globalist Losers: A nomination for Rootless Losers, or globalists who are the useful idiots of a managerial elite. Pro EU, world citizen, they support LGBT pride and suffer eco-anxiety.
They’ve travelled from Reykjavik to Tokyo to Lima, but can’t find their way around Britain. They don’t know anything about history, science or high culture, yet are experts in something because they got a 2:1 from De Montfort university.
They have no connection to their home town or county, their heritage or nation. They are global citizens who can only speak American-English, rather than the real version.
They went on a gap year to Thailand and Mexico, but only ever talked to Americans, Canadians and Australians, who all share their habit of making a statement sound like a question?
The degree wasn’t enough to get them a good job. They don’t have the career that puts them in contact with their heroes like Bill Gates, Richard Dawkins and Stephen Pinker, no matter how many BigThink videos or Intelliboff debates they watch, or how many ‘smart thinking’ titles by Malcolm Gladwell they read.
They don’t get paid six figure sums for speaking engagements. The want to attend a TED conference but the polytechnic won’t give them the hours they need to pay for the plane tickets. They have their pronouns on their Twitter bio and post pictures of cupcakes on Instagram.
They’re doing everything society told them to do, yet their lives are empty and the only sense of identity they have is their university and the EU, institutions facing bankruptcy.
They are the ‘small-souled bugmen’, living for consumer electronics, the worshippers of post-Fordism and planned obsolescence, the rootless losers failed by the secular religions of globalism and multiculti-dipshit liberalism.
They clap at transvestites as virtuously as they do the NHS.
They imagine they are the future, but they are anachronisms; hippies using management speak, longing for a return to the post-cold war consensus of Francis Fukuyama. They want history to end and just watch MTV and buy ‘I heart NY’ T shirts.
‘History is boring’, they whine, but their present is the past. CA Cunt Who Cunts Cunts post 14 August 2020 ‘Rootless Globalist Losers’ is a cunt online
The Neo-Conservatives were going to have to defeat one of the most powerful men in the world: Henry Kissinger was the Secretary of State under President Nixon and he didn’t believe in a world of good and evil. What drove Kissinger was a ruthless pragmatic vision of power in the world; with America’s growing political and social chaos, Kissinger wanted the country to give up its ideological battles; instead, it should come to terms with countries like the Soviet Union to create a new kind of global interdependence, a world in which America would be safe. Adam Curtis: The Power of Nightmares I: Baby It’s Cold Outside, BBC 2004
But a world without fear was not what the Neo-Conservatives wanted to pursue their purpose. And they now set out to destroy Henry Kissinger’s vision. ibid.
In the north of England factories began to close. Tony Blair insisted that it was a price the country had to pay if it wanted to be a part of what he called the world economy. Adam Curtis, Can’t Get You Out of My Head IV: But What if the People are Stupid? BBC 2021
The people driven by the new individualism had retreated into their own private worlds. So the politicians switched sides and became instead the representatives of the new powerful technocratic class. It still looked like they were powerful and had control over events. But now the people had gone, beneath them was a void. ibid.
Blair came to Kosovo in 1999 and was welcomed as a hero. At the refugee camp Blair presented what they had done as an expression of that epic vision … ‘We are all one world simply linked together as individuals … and we the good politicians of the west have a duty to intervene to help the victims of all evil dictators wherever they may be in the world … This is a battle for humanity. It is a just cause.’ ibid.
Liberal politicians in the West had willingly given up much of their power in the interests of the greater good – a global stability. Power had gone first to the global financial institutions and now it was being given to the American military as well. ibid.
Ghosts of the past were returning at the margins in England too. In August 1999 a farmer in Norfolk called Tony Martin shot two burglars who were travellers; he killed one of them called Fred Barras. Tony Martin was a recluse … Martin was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life in prison. His conviction touched off a wave of protest. On the surface it was about Martin’s right to defend himself. But it also expressed a much wider feeling that was simmering under the surface. That the very institutions that were supposed to protect the people – the law, the police and the politicians – were now being turned against them. A growing sense that you couldn’t trust those in power any longer. What began to be called elites. ibid.
The politicians increasingly found there was little they could do to respond to this anger. Because over the past ten years all sorts of new organisations had grown up that were deliberately designed to limit the politician’s power. Because national politics was dangerous to the stability of the global system. ibid.