President Trump Gives the Globalists Another Lesson – But More Are Needed

Front Page Magazine ^ | October 2, 2025 | Bruce Thornton

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Donald Trump’s address to the UN once again has challenged the failing bloated institution, especially when its damage to our country and its Constitutional order by allowing globalist elites to chip away at our sovereignty in order to serve the “international community” of the “new world order” globalist elites. Much of our foreign policy errors and crises spring from the near century of the UN’s bad ideas and feckless idealism.

Wielding his signature straight talk, Trump delivered a much-needed home truth: “What is the purpose of the United Nations?” he asked, and quickly answered, “For the most part, at least for now, all they seem to do is write a really strongly worded letter and then never follow that letter up. It’s empty words, and empty words don’t solve wars.”

In other words, a typical hypertrophied bureaucracy riddled with professional deformation––the chronic abuse that served the institution and its treasonous clerks rather than the alleged purpose for which it was created and financed–– mostly by U.S. taxpayers.

Greed and ambition we’ll have with us always, but the bad ideas that spawned the UN are deeply entrenched in the West. The seed idealistic globalism began with Immanuel Kant’s “Perpetual Peace” in 1795. In it, Kant imagined innovations like a “federation of free states” that could form a “pacific alliance” that would “forever terminate all wars.” Kant understood that the world of his times was not yet ready for such a dream, but he believed that “the uniformity of the progress of the human mind” would reach such a goal.

During the following century the growth of new technologies and global trade seemingly promised a global “harmony of interests,” yet also more lethal and destructive wars too devastating and costly for business, giving impetus to Kant’s ambitious vision. By the outbreak of...

[dvan]

I look forward to the day we exit from the UN and the UN exits from the United States. This has been considered for many years, by Ronald Reagan, as well.

[Ronaldus Magnus III]

Once again, there is a prime piece of real estate on the coast of the Mediterranean that would be perfect. Just place a few large tents, some folding chairs, and some bottled water on the Gaza Strip coast. No limousines, no catered meals. Bring your own falafel (or whatever).

[Veto!]

Decades ago, a friend who worked at the UN invited me to have a tour of the building and lunch in the Delegate’s dining room.

I walked in feeling priveleged and after meeting several delegates, walked out hoping they’d all go back to their crappy countries. Beautiful building with view of the river and Trump Tower, could be converted to terrific condos.