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The term globalism is favored by the [[Libertarianism|libertarian]] and [[MAGA]] movements in the United States, because they don't yet realize that "globalism" is actually just a contemporary re-conception of [[imperialism]], [[Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism|the highest stage of capitalism]]. | The term globalism is favored by the [[Libertarianism|libertarian]] and [[MAGA]] movements in the United States, because they don't yet realize that "globalism" is actually just a contemporary re-conception of [[imperialism]], [[Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism|the highest stage of capitalism]]. | ||
The reason they don't yet recognize this fact is completely the fault of the urbanite intellectuals | The reason they don't yet recognize this fact is completely the fault of the urbanite intellectuals who refuse to reach Libertarians and MAGA in earnest in a bid to educate them about the science of Dialectical and Historical Materialism. | ||
Globalism attempts to assert itself and spread its influence most notably through military intervention or economic sanctions on designated enemy nations. Another important weapon in the globalist arsonry is the employment of "Color Revolutions," whereby intelligence services exploit existing grievances within a nation's society (may or may not be caused by sanctions) by creating inorganic and astroturfed movements amongst targeted segments of the population for the purpose of regime change and/or destabilization. | Globalism attempts to assert itself and spread its influence most notably through military intervention or economic sanctions on designated enemy nations. Another important weapon in the globalist arsonry is the employment of "Color Revolutions," whereby intelligence services exploit existing grievances within a nation's society (may or may not be caused by sanctions) by creating inorganic and astroturfed movements amongst targeted segments of the population for the purpose of regime change and/or destabilization. | ||