2210110800Tu IS NATIONALISM INDIRECTLY UNDER ATTACK?

CAUTION: Don’t be too quick recoil at the word ‘nationalism.’

What President Trump tried to point out and what’s being misrepresented by communist (socialism) democrats even today is that nationalism is bad – when it’s not nationalism that’s bad, its the socialism Germany attached to it that’s the bad thing.

OBSERVATION: In GENERAL (I said in general because some socialist looking hard enough may actually find an exception somewhere) nation states speak a single language – that’s how they collectively think together? Ask yourself, is the creation of a new language all that easy to do that humanity just did all round the world, what, instinctively or by hap-n-chance? Try it for yourself, create your own personal language from scratch – we’’ wait?

The reason we even have the word ‘babel’ is because it means the confusion of language – originally to frustrate the unity of GLOBALIST people in their efforts to defy GOD – is it not?

Not being able to defy GOD by unifying language Global Socialist set out now to unify under their centralized rule all the different national language groups – still in defiance of GOD?

Communism has been working on this challenge of GOD’s will for a very long time. Why wouldn’t /couldn’t we speculate that even the Roman Empire was but just one of many attempted insurrections against GOD?

NOTE: Every time you are cajoled into describing the January 6th, 2021 demonstration in Washington as a riot you are agreeing with the notion that it was an ‘insurrection’ because they’re synonyms of one another. Like always, it’s a game of sophistry with these socialists and the word ‘insurrection’ is played far and away too loose? Virtually any disagreement protested against can, and likely will , be termed an insurrection – when that their definition flagrantly flies in the face of the 1st Amendment to our Constitution?

PUT ANOTHER WAY: If socialist deep-state democrats can’t change our Constitution they fully intend to change the language in which it’s written (aka sophistry)?

PS2. Has anyone considered completely eliminating the redundant ATF handing out pink slips to all these useless parasites – allow states to legislate firearm laws provided they don’t overreach the Constitution of these United States?

PS2. Although I for one don’t agree with willie-nillie abortion, if anyone has the authority to authorize it it sure isn’t a centralized socialist government in Washington, D.C.?

PS3. An attack on nationalism is an outright attack on individual states rights because each and everyone of them were a nation state unto themselves – that’s why America is called UNITED STATES, they united themselves for mutual benefit(s)? They UNITED not ABDICATED or SURRENDERED to a socialist centralized government of deep state socialist democrats?

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“National sovereignty barely exists any more (from Livestream #143)”

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First Amendment
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

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in·sur·rec·tion
[ˌinsəˈrekSH(ə)n]
NOUN
insurrection (noun) · insurrections (plural noun)
a violent uprising against an authority or government:

"the insurrection was savagely put down" · "opposition to the regime led to armed insurrection"

synonyms: rebellion · revolt · uprising · mutiny · revolution · insurgence · insurgency · rising · rioting · riot · sedition · civil disobedience · civil disorder · unrest · anarchy · fighting in the streets · coup · coup d'état · jacquerie · putsch

ORIGIN:
late Middle English: via Old French from late Latin insurrectio(n-), from insurgere ‘rise up’.

Data from Oxford Languages