Posts Tagged ‘globalization’
Returning the future…
…to the individuals who should own it. That is what the decisive defeat of the British Labour party strongly suggests to me, and I regard it as a good omen for our future. Richard Fernandez, writing for the Belmont Club, lays it out in very readable fashion here.
You should not be surprised that Labour is screeching “Russia! Trump! Putin!” and acting like our progressives do. I mean, really, they are the same snobbish elites, just with British accents. They think the ordinary man is an idiot who must be told by his betters how to live, what to eat, and reminded daily they exist only because of the vast forbearance of their global masters. Love him or hate him, Donald J. Trump has released a wild strain of individualism into the universe and it appears to be contagious, as well as strong enough to withstand the myriad of lies thrown at it constantly by elites and the media.
Peggy Grande terms the UK election result as the final nail in the coffin of the globalist experiment, and I think she may be correct.