National leaders need to be far enough away that they can’t stick their snouts in your business, but close enough that we can give them a good ass-kicking. All the globalist pretensions from a world government presuppose the idea that they would do it better. Governing is like driving. We always think we drive better than the guy next to us. And they think that, being rich or powerful, they know better how to decide — from Washington, from Geneva, or from Brussels — what a farmer from Illinois, a car mechanic from Berlin, or a cattle farmer from Almeria needs and wants for his life. Why? For the same reason you think you drive better than everyone else — because everyone else is an idiot.
What unites Biden, Soros, von der Leyen, Guterres, Gates, and Schwab is not a global plan for world domination. Even they know that they would be incapable of agreeing long enough to steer us anywhere. What really unites them is something much more human — they think we are idiots. They think they are not, because they have achieved fame, political power in their fields, or wealth in a globalized world.
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