Globalist Cities: Elites' Plan for World Control
StevenCrowderApril 21, 202543 min121,229 views
17 connectionsΒ·40 entities in this videoβThe Rise of Globalist Cities
- ποΈ Globalist cities are presented as centers of immense power, controlling 56% of the world's population and 80% of global GDP, despite occupying only 1% of the Earth's surface.
- π The narrative suggests a shift from the 20th century's focus on the UN to a 21st century dominated by "United Cities."
- β οΈ This vision is framed as being in direct opposition to American Western ideals and the concept of national sovereignty.
Repackaging Globalism
- πΊπΈ Despite former President Trump's proclamation that the future belongs to patriots and sovereign nations, globalism is argued to be merely repackaged and potentially more powerful.
- π‘ Concepts like equity, diversity, open borders, and 15-minute cities are identified as buzzwords associated with globalist initiatives.
- π Organizations like the UN, World Economic Forum, and private entities like BlackRock, along with individuals like George Soros, are cited as transnational actors aiming to supersede the nation-state.
Mayors as Globalist Agents
- ποΈ The video posits that many mayors are installed elites ensuring control, often bypassing the will of the people.
- π€ Initiatives like DEI (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion) are highlighted as a major staple of the globalist agenda, with city leaders doubling down on these policies.
- π Mayors from cities like Cincinnati, London, Munich, and Paris are mentioned as promoting DEI and climate action agendas.
Climate Policy and Control
- π‘οΈ Climate change initiatives are presented as a tool for local control, dictating aspects of citizens' lives, from what they can drive to what they can eat.
- βοΈ Cincinnati's efforts towards being net carbon neutral through solar farms and biochar are detailed, alongside rezoning for density and public transport.
- π The city's geographic advantages, like fresh water, are seen as a future draw for climate migrants, positioning it as a destination for those displaced by environmental changes.
Cosmopolitanism and Cultural Relativism
- π Cosmopolitanism, defined as the ideology promoting a single human community transcending national boundaries, is presented as the ultimate endgame.
- βοΈ This ideology is linked to cultural relativism, the idea that all cultures are created equal, which the video argues is flawed and potentially dangerous.
- π The narrative suggests that DEI policies, by promoting the idea that all cultures are equal, can lead to the erosion of national identity and values.
Nationalist Movements as a Counterforce
- π© The rise of staunch nationalist movements across Europe and the US is presented as a reaction against globalist policies and unfettered immigration.
- π The video argues that globalism, while seemingly in retreat at the national level, has morphed into a strategy controlled by metropolitan centers.
- ποΈ The narrative concludes that elites, driven by interests outside the state, are using cities to implement anti-nationalist globalist policies, viewing citizens as mere economic units rather than individuals with unique cultural and national identities.
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GlobalismWorld OrderUnited CitiesSovereigntyDEIClimate Change PolicyCosmopolitanismCultural RelativismNationalismUrban ElitesImmigration PolicyNation-StateWorld Economic ForumGeorge Soros
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