Different Visions of the Future
The divide that we have seen widen and manifest in these protests is the one between the common people and the ruling class. These two have differing, competing visions for the future of their countries.
On the one hand we have the globalist vision, where all countries are intertwined in a macro-regional union, the EU is a prime example, so it would be the AU (African Union) ASU (Asian Union, hypothetically) NAU (North American Union)… you get the point. Then, these Unions would be overseen by a Global body like the UN, only much more powerful and much worse. A dystopian view of the future but one that these people would like to bring about, in the end. – This is, ultimately, what globalists want.
On the other hand we have the common people, the average citizens of a nation, who are generally center/ slightly right of center, sometimes left, but ‘the people’ tend to agree on many issues, one of which is a vision of their country as a place for ‘them first’. France First, America First, Croatia First… First we fix our problems, then we see if we can help our neighbours.
Reality vs Fiction
What this battle evolves into is a fight between the real country that exists and the fictional country that our ‘leaders’ want to create.
A border-less world is impossible. Unless we are all the same. And this is the great crime that the globalist would commit without a thought if they could. They’d erase ‘diversity’ in a second, and replace it with a mixed mystery meat population that has no identity, no culture, no heritage.
Just consumer units ready to increase the GDP and awaiting the next product cycle, a gray hell of sameness. ...
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