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The Globalists are said to be a conglomerate of individuals, interest groups and large corporations who actively seek to eliminate all countries to create a global border less society so that they can centralize, reduce and standardize all economies, production and the processing of Natural Resources so that they can directly control, manipulate and influence the decisions we make to ensure they maintain their power, control, wealth and historical influence.
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Who is in control of the holy land now?
The upcoming antichrist servants - masons, zionists, globalists etc.
How do americanists and globalists differ?
Americanists focus on the study and promotion of American culture, history, and values, often emphasizing national identity and sovereignty. In contrast, globalists advocate for a more interconnected world, prioritizing global cooperation, cultural exchange, and transnational issues over national boundaries. While Americanists may prioritize domestic interests, globalists support policies that transcend national interests in favor of global solutions. This fundamental difference shapes their perspectives on economic, political, and social issues.
How might globalists and traditionalists view cultures places and region differently?
A globalist would look at the overall culture of the entire world as higher than that of the individual components. A traditionalist is opposite.
How might globalists and traditionalists view culture places and region differently?
A globalist would look at the overall culture of the entire world as higher than that of the individual components. A traditionalist is opposite.
How might globalists and traditionalists view cultures places and regions differently?
Globalists may view cultures, places, and regions as interconnected and influenced by global trends, emphasizing diversity and cross-cultural understanding. Traditionalists, on the other hand, may prioritize preserving specific cultural identities, traditions, and local customs within their respective regions, often resist global homogenization.
Anti imperialists worried that imperialism might threaten the American democratic system this might happen because?
By anti imperialists I guess your talking about Americans that are well grounded and have a firm grip on the truth about whats happening to their country. First of all we don't live in a democracy. We live in a Republic. For clarity I will explain. A democracy is mob rule. All it takes is 51% to overrule the other 49%. We live in a Republic. We are nation of laws, not lawyers. Our Constitution guarantees us certain rights that all other oppressive forms of government hate and want to get rid off. Today we have movement from the Oppressors. They have tried to undermine our country for years and in many ways they have succeeded. But they don't have complete control of it yet so they are trying the "one world government" movement. Here in this country that illegal and unconstitutional movement is being pushed by people like Hilary Clinton, Al Gore, Senators McCain, Feinstein, and so on. They are the true imperialists but for clarity lets call them Globalists. Each step we take in their direction is a step closer to this all oppressive one world government. False flag events like 9-11, Oklahoma City bombing, and the recent mass shootings are methods these globalists are using to try and get Americans to turn their backs on the 2nd amendment. It hasn't worked. In fact the gun and ammunition sales are off the charts. America is waking up to the possibility of a huge conspiracy looming here in America, In Europe they have accepted these conspiracies as a matter of everyday life.
What did some people call Hitler?
most people that did not appreciate what Hitler had done called him a killer/murder! i believe that Hitler is a very cold- hearted jerk! he never had to do that to the Jews! what did they do to him! exactly NOTHING!
Historical background of globalization in the Philippines?
Economic Globalization is something that has been with the human race ever since the world has begun. From local to global, we could attribute this to the result of human innovation and technological progress. Globalization from the word global means spreading throughout the world, in other words spreading world-wide. The aims of having a 'globalized community' is to have interdependence of the entire world and its people from each other with concern for the rest of the world at the expense of national self-development and self-interests. Globalization creates both winners and losers. This is a view shared by many, but not all, theorists and commentators. There are many trends of thought regarding exactly who the winners and losers may be as well as what may be considered a prize or a punishment. An example is that some may sight the availability if McDonalds fast food throughout the Philippines an enrichment and some may see it as an unwelcome and unsavory invasion of what we have as our own, Jollibee. Comparison between these opinions paints an interesting picture of what Globalization is, what certain parties want it to be seen as and what kind of world it could create. Anthony Giddens says "Globalization, some argue, creates a world of winners and losers, a few on the fast track to prosperity, the majority condemned to a life of misery and despair." This is a view shared by many theorists, however positive Globalists, perhaps naively, claim Globalization will lead to winnings for all and extreme pessimists exist who see 'Globalization' as the path to mass ruin and exploitation and as a vague buzzword umbrella from under which Governments may defend unjust or unpopular policies.
Historical background of extra-curricular activities in the Philippines?
Economic Globalization is something that has been with the human race ever since the world has begun. From local to global, we could attribute this to the result of human innovation and technological progress. Globalization from the word global means spreading throughout the world, in other words spreading world-wide. The aims of having a 'globalized community' is to have interdependence of the entire world and its people from each other with concern for the rest of the world at the expense of national self-development and self-interests.Globalization creates both winners and losers. This is a view shared by many, but not all, theorists and commentators. There are many trends of thought regarding exactly who the winners and losers may be as well as what may be considered a prize or a punishment. An example is that some may sight the availability if McDonalds fast food throughout the Philippines an enrichment and some may see it as an unwelcome and unsavory invasion of what we have as our own, Jollibee. Comparison between these opinions paints an interesting picture of what Globalization is, what certain parties want it to be seen as and what kind of world it could create. Anthony Giddens says "Globalization, some argue, creates a world of winners and losers, a few on the fast track to prosperity, the majority condemned to a life of misery and despair." This is a view shared by many theorists, however positive Globalists, perhaps naively, claim Globalization will lead to winnings for all and extreme pessimists exist who see 'Globalization' as the path to mass ruin and exploitation and as a vague buzzword umbrella from under which Governments may defend unjust or unpopular policies.
Globalization and its impact on the fashion industry?
Globalists believe the economic growth that occurs as one of the effects of globalizationoutweighs its disadvantages. They expect that enough money and economic progress will be made to pay for any damage to environment or small-scale economy that might happen. It can also help improve the economies of nations with high levels of poverty, giving their citizens access to the technology, clean water and city infrastructure that comes with economic business development. One theory of the effects of globalization suggests that global trade can increase worldwide financial instability. Because the globalization system means one country's economy can directly affect another country's economy through their mutual trade, financial crises that start in one country can become a worldwide problem for all countries connected to it. The economic effects of globalization are generally positive for countries engaging in global trade, raising the per capita income of the citizens of those countries. In some countries, the rich gain more money, while the poor lose access to financial and natural resources taken by global companies. Globalization can help mega-corporations that may create environmental disturbances and pollution. Many believe the economic growth that occurs as one of the effects of globalizationwill create enough revenue to clean up any environmental disasters that occur as a casualty of business. Still others believe corporations do not take responsibility for cleanup. In the past, legal limits on corporate liability for environmental damage caused by disasters like oil spills have kept large corporations from bearing the full financial responsibility for cleanup of the environmental problems caused by their company operations.
Where and when first computer virus was created?
"The first PC virus in the wild was a boot sector virus dubbed (c)Brain[7], created in 1986 by the Farooq Alvi Brothers, operating out of Lahore, Pakistan, reportedly to deter piracy of the software they had written[citation needed]. However, analysts have claimed that the Ashar virus, a variant of Brain, possibly predated it based on code within the virus" - Wikipediahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_virus
When did TV Remotes become popular in homes?
The early remote controls for television went into production in the late 1970s and early 1980s. They tended to be very simple devices capable of changing channels and not much more. The more advanced controls could also adjut volume and turn the television off. Not many were capable of turning the television on again because the power to drive the remote control receiver was also turned off with the rest of the television. At that time, the majority of remote controls used ultra-sonic signals - sound at around 38KHz. It was a relatively slow and unreliable communication medium and infra-red based remotes were introduced fairly quickly. Over the last thirty years or so, infra-red has replaced ultra-sonic completely and functionality has increased steadily. Modern televisions often use the remote as the only method to tune and set up the television. The hundred or more functions seen on a modern remote is a far cry from the three or four function remotes of the 70s and 80s. *** Sorry, but I knew someone who had a 1973 Panasonic 26" console TV with an IR (infra-red) remote. It was wireless and activated/turned the mechanical tuner/dial. The dial turned and snapped into each channel position (2-13) with a decided click. That was at the early part of the Japanese/Asian product invasion into the American market, back when we still had factories with American workers and built everything we needed here in our own country. That was before the free-trade globalists sold out America with nafta gatt and the wto and sent all manufacturing overseas.
