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The War on Sovereignty is a term used to describe the push by liberals, globalists, and Marxists[1] to undermine and eventually do away with national sovereignty, autonomy, self-governance, and national identity, replacing it with a "global community" or "consensus" and a one-world government. They have several methods to advance this agenda, including mass migration, so-called "free" trade agreements, and international organizations.

Due to rebellion against God,[2] naive belief in the Idea of Progress, and support for big government policies, the globalist establishment of liberal elites seeks to gradually but steadily do away with sovereignty and merge the world into a single unified political organization. In the process, they and the organizations they affiliate with either attack the notion of sovereignty or redefine it for their own purposes.

Contrary to the claims of some naive or ill-intentioned critics, the War on Sovereignty is not some "conspiracy theory" that its promoters are malevolently plotting in secret as a short-term project. In reality, liberals and globalists see it as a benign and long-term goal openly grounded upon one of the basic philosophical views accepted in contemporary mainstream society.

Flowers of Northern and Western European Womanhood vs Curvy Croatian Women

Boy, they sure do favor a wall of barely-related words over like a clear description of observable reality, don't they. If they just randomly smacked the keyboard a few times before submitting it would be the textual equivalent of speaking in tongues.

"Has taken the lead to reform FBI and Department of Justice corruption, expanding healthcare coverage for workers and small businesses, prescription drug pricing, and prison reform. Reformed Obamacare to provide portability and cover pre-existing conditions."

Many, many citations needed.

I remember the good old days when you had to wait for a friend to send you a link to some rando's Geocities page before you could dive into content this scintillating.

The fluoride-related entries do not disappoint, btw.

Notably, twice as many Democrats believe in astrology as Republicans, showing a strong bent of irrationality and scientific illiteracy among liberals.[3]

Notably, ten times as many Democrats believe in climate change as Republicans, showing a strong bent of irrationality and scientific illiteracy among conservatives. ftfy

okay i keep coming back to this dem candidates article. re: hickenlooper:

After refusing to answer point-blank if he were a capitalist, the owner of 15 brew pubs now tries to pretend to be a critic of Socialism.

what

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I love how every time someone puts in an off-topic editorial comment they just leave it there, then keep adding more. It's like uncyclopedia but not deliberately a joke.