#43 Alex Newman - Freedom and Liberty

Well, uh, the term globalism here in the United States is, is actually starting to get a real bad smell attached with it.

Nobody m- in modern-day American politics will confess to being a globalist.

Uh, you still have some of the education crowd talking about we need to turn the kids into global citizens.

But, uh, when it comes to adults, uh, at least in the United States, people are not having it.

Uh, I think Europe is a little bit of a different matter.

You're right, I, I've been outside the United States almost my whole life.

I grew up in Latin America, Europe, Africa, back to Europe, and we're only recently back in America.

So I've had the, the privilege of seeing what the rest of the world was like, and I think a lot of Americans don't quite have that perspective.

They, they don't realize how blessed we are here in this country and how, uh, unfortunate it is to live in, in so many other places.

So I think, uh, in, in Western Europe, there's still kind of a default position in favor of globalism, partly because I think they don't understand the full implications of it.

I think with the mass immigration that's happened over the last decade or so, they're starting to get a feel for what that looks like, and they're not liking it.

But there's still that momentum, that inertia.

So I think, uh, Europe is a lot further down the globalist trail, if you look, for example, at the surrender of sovereignty to the European Union.

Uh, there are, of course, forces here in the United States that would love to do that here.

Uh, for, for many years, they've been talking about a North American Union.

Uh, they've called it different things, a security and prosperity partnership.

Let's just join with Mexico and Canada.

Um, and, and, and thankfully, you know, I spent seven years living in Mexico, the Mexicans are not interested in that, the Americans are not interested in that, and the Canadians are not interested in that.

So, uh, we're blessed that we have, I think, some instinctive resistance to the cause of globalism.

The real problem here, though, is that they're catching the hearts and minds of our children.

Uh, if you look at the curricula that are being used, even our conservative states, even in our conservative districts, you see this obsession with training children to think of themselves as global citizens, this kind of utopian notion that we should all bow to a, a centralized authority that's gonna save us from climate change and racism and, uh, you know, e- every real and imagined problem that you can think of.

So that's the real crux of the battle, I think, right now in the United States, is just making sure that we can pass on our values to the next generation and show them really how unique and special America and the Anglosphere and the Western world really are.