Globalism and What It Means to Americans

     The issue of America bowing to the demands of globalism is a fire whose flames are being fanned by the broadcasts of NPR and embraced by the rest of our liberal press corps in this country. Even though climatologists have mixed and  inconclusive data as to whether the current weather patterns are naturally cyclical or caused by the carbon gas emissions generated since the industrial revolution began more than a hundred years ago. Now even the dairy industry is under assault by environmentalists as they attribute the methane emitted by cattle digestive processes impacts our atmosphere negatively. This they allege in spite of the fact that cattle and livestock have played an integral role in human agricultural needs since the beginning of time. It seems the very American way of life is under assault from within our country as well as from beyond our boundaries.

     America is under attack from many sides and by many nations from a host of ideologies. The issues are well defined though questionable in content of correct evidence, especially considering the rational of opposing agendas that seek to cripple the US politically and financially. Our press and political leadership have been all too willing to accept the hasty verdict of environmental impact and who is responsible. They conveniently embrace the carbon footprint approach to energy consumption without seeing the hidden agenda of energy producers. To push the allegation of dwindling resources only allows petroleum companies to continually raise their prices using the excuse of scarcity to justify their greedy designs as the populace languishes under the harsh financial consequences and infringement upon their lifestyles. Liberals are playing right along with this global view too, offering their own kind up for the financial slaughter.

     Within the last two years, I have heard news reports of new massive oil reserves discovered in the Rocky Mountains that could supply US fuel demands for the next century. Yet, mysteriously, there is no further news of this momentous discovery. I also heard a radio broadcast of a huge offshore reserve of crude oil in the gulf in the waters of Louisiana-billions of barrels of oil. Yet, no further follow up on this report either. In order to continue to trumpet their news of limited resources, sky rocketing prices, and the resultant impact of carbon gases, the US media and the petroleum industry will suppress as much about the abundance of present fuel reserves as they possibly can. For in the complex financial world of multinational corporations whose holdings can range from one end of the industry to another, how can we discern truth any longer? How can we consider our media to be a truly free press when broadcasting companies can be only part of a long chain op the portfolio of multinational conglomerates with interests directly affected by the impact of the news?

     Wake up America! Don’t buy the lie! Don’t let your political leaders sell you out! Don’t allow the interests of other nations who want a piece of the United States succeed in pulling off this conspiracy against the American people! We are being pilfered by our very own industries who have no allegiance to we the people to whom they can thank for their very own existence. We, my friends, are surely under attack. From our way of life to our ability to feed ourselves and our families, we are being held hostage under the guise of globalism.