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Brandon Smith – Activist Post March 21, 2019

In my work analyzing the behavior and motives of globalists I often hear people question the validity of the label.

Obviously, one cannot outline a long list of globalist names in every essay or article.

 

Frankly, I do not care what other people believe as long as they keep to themselves and leave others alone.

Globalism threatens them just as much as it threatens others.

 

Globalists treat the idea of sovereignty with disdain.

The 1318 transnational corporations that form the core of the economy. Superconnected companies are red, very connected companies are yellow. The size of the dot represents revenue. Click to enlarge

   

   

   

Full-blown narcissistic sociopaths (or psychopaths) make up around 1% of any given population, but are responsible for the

There is a long list of character traits that make a narcissistic sociopath, but the defining features are a complete lack of conscience and empathy, a propensity for moral relativism (the ability to rationalize any and all destructive behavior), a desperate need to be adored or admired by everyone around them, a feeling of being “more special” than most people, a feeling of superiority, delusions of grandeur or an inherent right to manage the lives of others, an obsessive need to control and manipulate, impulsive desires and deviant sexual inclinations, and elitist associations (they will only associate with people they feel are like them and are “equally superior”).

Their motivation at bottom is to condition or tear down normal, moral and free society until it becomes a place in which they can openly be what they really are without fear of judgment or consequences.

 

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