Preface: Towards a New Era of Nation-States
Preface: Towards a New Era of Nation-States The foremost issue of our time is Western globalization. Dispensing with a great deal of useless chatter about the economic advantages or disadvantages of globalization, let us get to the main point, which is political power. Shall we aquiesce to global hegemony by financial oligarchy or shall we oppose this dangerous concentration of political power? The implications of globalization for the European nation-states are fairly obvious. They are to gradually disappear. At present, 80 percent of the laws passed by national parliaments originate in the European Commission, which is part of the machinery of international control. The national parliaments are permitted to exist so that ordinary Europeans might believe that they still enjoy democratic rights. The EU technocrats are determined to implement an open border regime for the European nations. The ultimate goal is the fusing of European nation-states into a EuroAfro-Arab conglomeration. In 2015, German Chancellor Merkel arbitrarily opened the gates to 1.5 million impoverished inhabitants from Middle-Eastern and African countries. The popular uproar in Germany over this sudden, massive influx of poor people was such, that the authroties have since then scaled back the intake of migrants to a tenth of the 2015 rate; but they are still allowed to come. 5
