Of Mario Porrini
Source: Italicum
A whole series of groups or movements coexist in the globalist galaxy, of apparently very different cultural and ideological backgrounds.
An important part of this front is made up of the ultra-liberal right, by the international banking and financial sectors and by large industrial groups that aim to eliminate borders and free exchange of goods without any type of obstacle or constraint. National states represent superstructures to be demolished precisely because they limit this freedom. It is the market that has to decide, in complete freedom, where to transfer production based on the lowest production costs. The plan to encourage mass immigration in every way, is aimed at exponentially increasing the supply of labor with a consequent reduction in wages and a dramatic reduction in costs. Another aspect not to be underestimated concerns the hospitality business which represents a source of income of colossal dimensions.
The other very active fringe of this front is represented by the Left, from the moderate and liberal one to the more radical one. The common materialistic worldview represents the link with the liberal right which until the last century was considered the enemy to be defeated. These post-Marxists, who have retained only the vocation to internationalism of the German philosopher's doctrine, they put aside any desire to defend the workers – who live in a condition of growing precariousness with increasingly inadequate wages - focusing their battles on the indiscriminate reception of immigrants, in support of LGBT movements, of feminists, attacking man as such, with the clear aim of emasculating him. Their aim is to destroy any legacy regarding the nation. The Left and the Right have a common purpose: the destruction of the concept of homeland. With minds clouded by hatred for the nation, the militants of the extreme Left, who define themselves as No – Global, they do not understand how they actually act as the armed wing of those centers of financial power that, in words, they claim to fight by also physically attacking so-called sovereignist parties and movements. Not to mention the "cultures" imported by that immigration which they strenuously support, they certainly do not look favorably on the battles for the emancipation of women, for gay marriages and everything that revolves around the LGBT world.
The Catholic Church represents another great ally of the proponents of globalization. For its claimed universality, concepts such as nation, people, they are irreconcilable with his vision of man, considered only and exclusively as an individual, untethered atom who dialogues with his god through the clergy. Increasingly flattened by the positions of the liberal Left, launches slogans that seem suggested by Soros himself. Bergoglio, which does not demonstrate that it possesses that cultural and theological depth, that one would expect from a Jesuit, he obsessively reels off two sentences in a cross, regarding the reception with such frequency and repetition that people no longer understand if it is the last one, of the penultimate or third-last utterance. Incapable of cleansing within the institution he governs, especially with regards to the very serious aspect of sexual abuse, this pope proves interested only in encouraging immigration from which, moreover, the Church derives a river of millions from the Italian State. The sudden and inexplicable resignation of Benedict XVI with the consequent ascent to the papal throne of Bergoglio give rise to the suspicion that it was a real conspiracy orchestrated by those who have the power to close the economic and financial taps by blackmailing a state, all in all defenseless, like the pontifical one.
Naturally, so that the plan to transform the planet into a large market of homologated consumers without differences, there is a need for people not to oppose their disintegration and rather to convince themselves that they are in favor. To obtain their consent we need a court of paid journalists and commentators who act as barkers, a sort of new clergy, as the Marxist philosopher Costanzo Preve defined it, “which celebrates, on a daily basis, the omnipotent virtues of the new god of the idolatrous market society, deregulated and cosmopolitan, stateless and without borders". This liberal homily is repeated daily in all the media which are almost entirely in the hands of the financial powers. If you want to work and this also applies to the world of entertainment, "you have to sell yourself!”
However, something seems to be changing. The unstoppable race towards globalism seems to have received some setbacks. The people, in many European countries, has demonstrated that it no longer believes faithfully what the media and certain mechanisms say, which seemed well oiled, in some cases they got stuck. Let's not miss this opportunity to bring down the entire system!