By Bill Wilson
On Sept. 23, President Donald Trump put the final stake in the heart of the blood-sucking creature known as “the New World Order.” In a speech at the United Nations in New York City, Trump left no sacred cow ungored. And while, like a fish in the bottom of a boat, the “Order” will continue to writhe and squirm for a while, the jury is in and the obscenity is done.
Many will want to signal the birth of the order to George H.W. Bush’s speech starting the first Gulf War in September 1990 when he coined the phrase. But in truth, it is much older. The order that President Trump attacked so effectively and vehemently arguably began in the late 19th Century. As such, it is important to define exactly what that world order has been.
Beginning in the late 19th century and centered in the power centers of London, a tiny group of very rich and powerful men came to believe that the best course for the world was a single government ruled by an elite handful of self-appointed “experts.” This cult hated the very concept of individual rights, self-government and limited central authority. For them, the goals were clear — the end of nations and borders, unfettered economic flows anywhere in the world at any time, and policy dictated by elite bureaucracies that were unaccountable to the “rabble” but rather to those at the top.
This was the driving force behind their movement. It defines Democrat Administrations from Woodrow Wilson though the impaired Joe Biden. While some may want to label such thinking as a “conspiracy theory,” it is more an elite “consensus.” The entire term “conspiracy theory” was invented by the CIA to undercut anyone who questioned the dubious “Warren Commission” report on the assassination of President John Kennedy.
This drive to destroy national sovereignty, flood nations with millions of people who had no stake or interest in the culture of the new host-nations, the insanity of the climate-cult — the lie that man-made climate change had to be addressed by industrial nations reducing themselves to paupers while others continued as before — are all wrapped into the same elitist goal; centralized control of the economy of the world and the end of national governance.
Now, Donald Trump has set the issue as the central battle of the 21st Century. No less a figure than the President of the United States has now declared war on the globalist elite and their schemes. Others are sure to follow his clarion call to action.
In unmistakable words, President Trump said to the assembled leaders, “The entire globalist concept of asking successful, industrialized nations to inflict pain on themselves and radically disrupt their entire societies must be rejected completely and totally — and it must be immediate.”
But the forces of globalist collectivism will not just surrender, this will be a fight for generations. The rot of globalism has taken 140 years to reach the current level of deep infection. It may take as long to cut it out.
In a long analysis published by the European Council on Foreign Relations — the Euro-version of the U.S. elitist group — entitled, “Reality Show: Why Europe Must Not Cave in to Trump’s Culture War,” Pawel Zerka pleads with the EU to resist on all fronts. He contends that the only reason the United States exerts such broad power over Europe is because the Europeans allow it. He asserts that the EU must stand up to the United States and insist on the globalist agenda.
But it is a delusion, and it is increasingly obvious that the European leadership recognizes it as such.
The truth may be hard or Mr. Zerka and the slugs at the EU headquarters in Brussels to accept but the facts are clear. Twice Europe managed to get the United States to bail them out of their own nightmares. Ever since, with globalists in power in the United States, the Europeans have picked-the-pockets of American taxpayers time after time. It was America that undertook their defense relieving them of the financial burden. It was America that allowed their industry to flourish while hers was allowed to atrophy. It was America that spilled the blood of its sons and daughters in the death-throws of the dying European Empires. And it was America that paid the bills for their global infrastructure at the UN and dozens of other “world bureaucracies” that spit on American values while stealing everything not nailed down.
America has played the role of Uncle Sucker for the last time. No more.
So, yes, there will be many battle to fight. But we start these battles with the clear-eyed awareness of the stakes and the sure and certain knowledge of what the American people, unchained from the regulatory prison of the collectivists, can accomplish.
For today, however, it is a time for rejoicing. The United States has declared its independence. The obituary of the “New World Order” has been loudly proclaimed. Now, let’s go win the fight for it.
Bill Wilson is the former president of Americans for Limited Government.
