Are we seeing the revitalization of conservative civilization all over the world has been a massive backlash against globalization, its leftist leadership, and its anti-cultural liberal values, and it's just the beginning.

I'm Dr. Steve Turley. I believe the liberal globalist world is at its brink, and a new conservative age is rising.

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So what should we expect for the year 2023? Well, according to the chairman of the largest asset manager company on the planet, we're about to see the rise of a whole new world order, one that has globalist elites absolutely panic.

We're going to take a look at exactly what kind of new political order is rising, and why the days of left wing liberals are indeed coming to a decisive end. You are not going to want to miss this.

Tom Donnellan is the chairman of BlackRock, which manages almost $10 trillion in investments. They're one of the most powerful organizations within the globalist system, which is a vast interlocking mechanism of technology and telecommunications that in effect creates a single worldwide political and economic system.

BlackRock has pushed vaccine passports. They pushed digital wallets that track and allocate carbon allowances. They've pushed central bank digital currencies. They are as globalist as globalism gets.

And yet several months back, BlackRock CEO Larry think turned a number of heads when he declared that the rise of the new Russia, when that had proven itself largely immune to western sanctions together with China and India,

were representing together nothing less than the end of liberal globalization as we've known it over the last several decades.

Well, now just a couple of weeks back, BlackRock released their 2023 global outlook report, and in the report, the chairman Tom Donnellan is announced to his investors that we are indeed entering into what he calls a new world order, not the Orwellian come. Actually, it's Aldo is Huxley, brave new world.

It's a new world order that represents nothing less than the death of globalism itself.

Here's what the report says quote, we've entered into a new world order. This is in our view the most fraught global environment since World War II, a full break from the post Cold War era.

We see geopolitical cooperation and globalization evolving into a fragmented world with competing blocks of prime examples to response to Russia's invasion Ukraine.

Western sanctions have triggered a pursuit of economic self-sufficiency. He goes on to say geopolitical fragmentation is likely to foster a permanent risk premium across asset classes rather than having only a fleeting effect on markets as in the past.

This is the most fraught geopolitical environments is World War II in our view. The world is splitting up into competing blocks that pursue self-reliance.

In other words, get ready for a far more nationalist, populist, traditionalist world order that smashing the bits, the current globalist world order.

Now this is huge and it's huge because the financial media tends to err on the side of honesty.

If you want fake news, go to journalists. They'll give you the woke neo-Marxist talking points all day long, these news journalists.

But you see companies that manage billions of not trillions of dollars of assets can't do that.

They have to report to their investors the truth in order to protect and grow their investments.

And so the financial media is far more in touch with reality than what passes for reporters and journalists today in the news media.

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