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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Jordan Peterson's recent appearance on the Joe Rogan Show revealed some astonishing plans he has to end the world economic forum.

Peterson announced the launching of an alternative consortium in London that will be meeting in the next coming months, and which will invite world leaders and businesses to reimagine the future,

apart from the apocalyptic and technocratic tyranny of the demons and Davos, and in so doing, Peterson showed that he is absolutely tracking with the rise of a far more traditionalist conservative world that's already redefining the world order away from our secular globalist elite.

I set up an international consortium based in London. I can't tell you all the details yet, but we're trying to put together something like an alternative vision of the future, say an alternative to that kind of apocalyptic narrative that's being put forward, at least implicitly by organizations, like the WEF.

You know, and that's the original planet, rapacious tyrant, you know, all devouring consumer religion.

Let's stop there for just a quick second, because I think this is what makes Peterson's analysis so impressive.

He recognizes that there's a kind of religiously inspired mythology behind the WF, a mythology that depicts the human race as a threat to the planet.

Humanity under the guise of industrialization, which entailed patriarchy, racism and colonization, humanity has radically disrupted the original state of the environment, which WF propaganda's envisioned as a primeval ecological utopia.

And in the name of restoring this primeval ecological utopia, the behavior of humanity must be radically regulated and engineered by a cooperation between big business and big government.

And in a number of scholars, the vast majority of which are on the political left, they're recognizing the dangers that this mythology poses to the world.

A British sociologist Colin Crouch refers to our world as increasingly post-democratic, and Professor Joel Kotkin is describing it as a rise who calls neo-futalism.

Regardless, they both see the radical dangers towards a free society pose by the growing alliance between big business and big government, the most important of which.

Is a virtual eradication of localized control over political and economic decision making.

That's the future that Peterson is actively taking a stand against with his alternative to the WF.

And it's more like something like, well, we want to ask people six key questions.

Okay, so how do we get energy and resources at the lowest possible cost as rapidly as possible to the largest number of people around the world?

That's one question, and so there's a presumption in the question, and here's one of the presumptions.

You don't get to save the planet by making energy prices so expensive that no one pour can afford them.

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