This is CBSi and the world. I'm John Bachelor with my colleague Gregory Coppley,

editor and publisher of Defense and Foreign Affairs, writing most recently of trends. and and more. If I understand correctly, we're into yet another trend,

and it's driven by a sense of apocalyptic vision

by one or more parties.

In this instance here in the 21st century, the vision is the Chinese Communist Party, but once it was

the Soviet Union, the Marxist-Leninist. the the

hitler rights of the second and third

decade of the 21st century.

Gregory, how does globalism

and present itself and how does nationalism refuse it? Well, globalism is basically the soft image of totalitarianism.

It basically is a movement,

what totalitarianism comes in movements which obviously always start somewhere

starting with Hitler's Berlin base if you like appearing as initially as

German expansionism war with the Soviet Union postulating the global totalitarianism

of communism under Soviet leadership leadership and then thirdly the spin-off of the

Soviet phenomenon into the Communist Party of China.

So the first two were comprehensively defeated and disappeared.

One of the things about this phenomenon of globalism or the phenomenon of totalitarianism which fronts itself as a globalist agenda and quite often using benign terms like you know frankly

nationalism is the cause of all wars and nationalism stops the free interchange of

peoples forgetting of course that nationalism is generally what creates

wealth and creates the ability of societies to deal with each other through an orderly process.

But basically the people who apologize, if you like, for the totalitarian movements

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