Global Alliance Against Globalism

"There’s an irony here because, to fight globalism—which is a worldwide threat—an international alliance of anti-globalists is required. That’s the paradox of it. The issue is actually quite simple. It’s because we have many differences. We have differences in language. We have differences, in some cases, in religion. We have differences in our beliefs in many cases.

But what we share is the rejection of this idea that everyone can be the same, that all people are interchangeable, that there is no God, that you must allow your borders to remain open to third-world international migrants and let them invade your country. No. Poland is Poland because of the Polish people. The same goes for the United States, the same for every country in the world.

And if we can all agree on those basic key issues, then it doesn’t matter if you’re in Japan, if you’re in Korea, if you’re in Mexico, if you’re in Poland, or in the United States. That’s how we can work together with organizations like CPAC and what Matt Schlapp and Mercy have built—an international network, like the center of a wheel where everyone can come together and share what we’ve learned.

We share in cases where you’re under attack in Poland. How can we help TV Republica? They’re arresting people from Law and Justice, they’re imprisoning political prisoners, like those Poland saw in the 1980s and throughout the communist era. We can raise awareness of that in the United States, and since we have a president like Donald J. Trump and a State Department with Marco Rubio, we now have the ability to put pressure in all of these cases."