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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This is Turley Talks.

The legacy media is freaking out. They believe that the so-called far right is taking over the world, and one media outlet claims to have a solution that's going to stop this takeover, but we're going to find out they couldn't be more wrong.

Christian nationalism is the wave of the future, and there is absolutely nothing they can do to stop it.

Political recently ran a rather hysterical piece, panicked over the prospects of Christian nationalism taking over the world.

Now by Christian nationalism, more specifically the authors referring to what she calls the far right, a right wing that breaks with neocons like Paul Ryan or Boris Johnson, who instead want to they advocate a new world order based on faith, family, and freedom.

A world order that in effect over throws the liberal globalist order and replaces it with the values of God, family, and patriotism.

The author of this piece, a research fellow at the University of Cambridge, is clearly freaked out that such a new conservative era is indeed rising, and is even now replacing the old, liberal, globalist order.

Quote, the far right is currently ruling in Hungary with Victor Orban, who has come out against race mixing in Europe and was a speaker at the conservative political action conference in Texas this summer, Poland with the Christian nationalist party law and justice, which opposes gay marriage, abortion, and immigration.

India, the most populous representative democracy in the world with Nadirra Modi, who has pursued Hindu nationalist policies against religious minorities.

Turkey, with the imposition of Islamic nationalism and the ethnic cleansing against Kurds by President Erdogan, Brazil, which are a Bolsonaro, who has denounced homosexual fundamentalists called indigenous peoples parasites and advanced agribusiness by promoting the burning of the Amazon Basin.

More recently, Italy, New Georgia, Maloney, heir to Mussolini's fascist legacy, the new Prime Minister after her right wing coalition achieved a majority in parliament.

Well, that's quite a list, of course, since the article was written back in March, Bolsonaro was defeated by Lula in the single most pristine election in the history of democracies.

But the Christian right absolutely dominated the Brazilian legislature and some of the very same election. Funny how that happens, isn't it?

But regardless, this so-called scholar nervously recognizes that the current surge in mega-republicans as well as Donald Trump's return to the campaign trail are all part of the very same trends.

Well, her assessment of it all is really quite telling. At one level, she's absolutely right. She recognizes that this is all part of a massive worldwide trend towards the nationalist populist right.

And it's what some scholars refer to as the internationalization of the nationalist right.

We've seen this particularly in Europe. While the various nationalist right parties have, of course, focused primarily on local and national elections, they all recognize that transnational politics are in many ways just as important, if not in the case of the European Union, may be even more important.

And this is because the ultimate adversary in all of this is globalization and globalization by definition is transnational.

So virtually all of the national right parties and organizations out there begun to mobilize beyond just the national level, creating networks with like-minded parties and organizations in other countries.

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