[buwaya]

We are often called on to think about LARGE topics. Like why we are what we are. Or what we think we are. Quite often one has to look where its not obvious. Some are more so, like with Verdi and Italian nationalism - It doesn't take much to figure the propaganda message in "Nabucco" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VejTwFjwVI ...more Romantic nationalism.

[buwaya]

Maybe the links work better from here -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXJj5_avNpI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WrXtnCX_9g

[Angelino97]

Globalism in 1787 might more accurately be described as Pan-Europeanism.

[wildcard_redneck]

The “globalists” of 18th century Europe were nearly all aristocrats who ran one of the most pernicious forms of government Emmett ever devised, serfdom. They ruled with an iron fist then and would like to do so now. Our new aspirants for a modern day aristocracy want to “take of us” by silencing, subjugating and enslaving us. The want us sitting in the cold and dark in whatever hovels they allow in their 15 minute ghettos.

For those that don't know buwaya he is a globalist communist. Here's what he wrote about the constitution a few days ago.

He commented, and I quote, “The US simply wasn't significant to world history until it became the leading technological player. All the words generated in the US, the constitution, the declaration of independence, all the law libraries, which Americans like to worship, are futile superstitions. Merest words.”

https://freerepublic.com/tag/by:buwaya/index?more=132659278

[sauropod]

Bkmk

[cowboyusa]

I love Amedeus the movie and Mozart.