Tuesday, April 18, 2017
One step forward for ruling globalism, on step back for wannabe nationalism
The main competition today is between
ruling globalism and wannabe nationalism. That's what Brexit, Trump
and Le pen are about. And that explains why Russia, Iran, Syria and
even North Korea are the big enemies: they refuse to bow to the
globalists.
But Putin acts like a nationalist and
probably dreams of imperialism (his intellectuals like Dugin do).
Iran wants worldwide Islam, and North Korea has the old Communist
world utopia in mind, so they aren't real nationalists. President
Trump has been openly morphing from a nationalist into a globalist, but
giving symbolic nods to try to retain the nationalists who elected
him.
To those of us (few) who see populist nationalism as but the first step toward an ethnopluralism of
ethnostates---in harmony with the constitutional separation of powers
and states----these are steps backward. Is this
best we can expect? It seems so---but the competition will continue. We do have real human nature on our side which instinctively and rationally seeks nationalism, ethnostates, and localism.
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