Why is it important to read it?
What is globalism? In our contemporary world, there is an unresolved problem, the most serious of our time. We are witnessing a growing and dangerous concentration of power on a global scale, which daily erodes the sovereignty of nations and transfers it to supranational institutions, with the aim of forming a totalitarian global power structure. Globalism is driven by an international oligarchy, which represents an existential threat and a grave danger to free peoples, individual liberties, property, life, and, above all, the sovereignty of the nation-state. All our rights protected by the National Constitution and the rule of law can disappear at any moment.
After 23 years of study on the subject, Theo Belok presents original concepts and develops the three main branches of globalism. He explains the genealogy of these ideas and their promoters. He describes the difference between globalism and globalization, the genealogy of progressivism and conservatism; supranational institutions; the power of foundations and NGOs; the 2030 Agenda and the Pact for the Future; the strategies of global power; technocracy and financial neofeudalism; the weapons used against the West; and finally, it sets forth the essential ideas of Sovereignty Theory as a response to neutralize and defeat globalism. These are the foundations for achieving a true awakening that will free many consciences from this Matrix of total control.
INDEX
Introduction.
Difference between globalism and globalization.
Semantic labyrinth.
The Millennium Problem.
The Total Control Matrix.
Waking up in the real world.
Chapter 1: What is globalism?
The three branches of globalism.
Political globalism.
Economic globalism.
Cultural globalism.
Differences between globalization and economic globalism.
Chapter 2: Origins of Globalism.
History and evolution.
Genealogy of progressivism and conservatism.
The World State in the making.
Key players. Who's driving it?
The CFR and Chatham House.
Chapter 3: Supranational Institutions.
Key Organizations.
2030 Agenda and Summit for the Future.
Globalist Macro- and Micro-Ideologies.
Chapter 4: Global Power Strategies.
Controlled Dissent.
Surface Antagonism: Right vs. Left.
Deep Antagonism: Globalists vs. Sovereignists.
Marxism, the First Controlled Dissent.
Neosocialism, 4D Controlled Dissent.
World Defeat: Liberalism vs. Socialism.
Chapter 5: Technocracy and Social Control.
Definition of technocracy.
Big Tech in global governance.
Examples of social control: surveillance and manipulation.
Structuring panics.
Controllable democracy.
Manipulation of public opinion.
Chapter 6: Technofeudalism and Financial Neofeudalism.
Concepts and differences.
That's not capitalism.
Chapter 7: The West Under Attack.
Woke Ideology.
Differences and Similarities with Progressivism.
Main Woke Topics.
Attack on Christianity and Greco-Roman Culture.
The Black Legend and Guilt.
Attack on Demographics.
Chapter 8: The Power of Foundations, NGOs, and Think Tanks.
The Medici Cycle.
The Revolving Door Game.
The 3 Most Powerful Foundations.
Other Supranational Organizations.
Chapter 9: How to Defeat Globalism
. Obsolete Political and Social Theories.
The Populist Rebellion.
Proto-Sovereignty Leaders.
Sovereignty Theory.
