'Conservatives' and similar are taking up a promiment position in the 'anti-globalist movement.' There is a problem, however. What they seem to be based on, is the sovereignty of The State. Now, my topic may be sort of one layer deeper down for Americans, and harder to comprehend compared to how it is for Europeans, but the thing is that making anti-globalism about the position of The State, takes the nation entirely out of the picture... Taking the nation entirely out of the picture, is basically what globalism is all about.

My conclusion is that virtually the entire 'mainstream' so-called anti-globalism is 100% globalist. The reason for globalism, in the first place, is the fact that you can only succeed in replacing nature if you do it globally. It's very hard to sell someone a fake, if they happen to know the genuine article. You can consider the fact that all the lands became the property of legal persons often called 'The State,' towards the end of the 1700s, all of which have 'flags' that look like they were designed by one and the same guy. To me, the concept that there is a hidden agenda here, should be pretty darn obvious.