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Nationalism is the Natural Antibody to Globalism

Nationalism is the Natural Antibody to Globalism

Nationalism is the natural antibody to globalism. Nationalism is racially and ethnically based. Racialism (racial segregation) is a Christian idea going back to the Tower of Babel. –> Do no try to tell the Chinese or Japanese or Russians to import Blacks. –> Do not try to tell the Indians that they need more Moslem diversity. –> To not try to tell Native Americans that Norwegians have as much right to tribal membership as the Blackfeet. –> Do not try…

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Globalism and Epistemology

Globalism and Epistemology

Thoughts on globalism and why the Church must fight against it. Epistemology — how do we know what what think we know? Language and literature as the structure within which we think. Scripture as written works, whether the Economist, WSJ, or the Bible.

Overview of My Work

Overview of My Work

Who I talk to, why, and the ends I seek. I’m not a “news” commentator, I spread the ideas in the Good Book so that people have The Narrative within which they can make sense of the world. It is a radical approach — it is building the tool set, intellectually, within which a Christian can make sense of things like “globalism.”

Globalism v. Nationalism

Globalism v. Nationalism

The archetype of Globalism is the Tower of Babel. The archetype of Nationalism is Ancient Israel in its own land with borders. Globalism is Babel — the resumption of building that Tower, the new Babylon. The natural anti-body to totalitarianism is Nationalism, a people rooted with lands and borders and an organic identity that unites them.

Podcast: Link Between the Cult and Global Government

Podcast: Link Between the Cult and Global Government

We live in a Cult where the university professors are the prophets (same root word). Media, music and movies are the evangelists. Driving toward a Global Government under the global cult. Enforcement mechanisms of the global cult. Link:  http://www.globalistagenda.org/quotes.htm