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Nobody Goes to War for the Rules-Based Order

by J.B. Shurk
October 12, 2026
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Are all cultures equally worthy of our respect?  Globalists say, “yes.”

Are all religions equally worthy of our respect?  Globalists say, “yes.”

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Are all nations equally worthy of our respect?  Globalists say, “yes.”

Globalists speak of “multiculturalism” as if it were a virtue and equate Western civilization with “white supremacy,” “patriarchy,” and “imperialism.”  They believe Christians should celebrate Islamic holidays.  They believe national borders are “racist.”  They believe that anybody who rejects globalism promotes “hate.”

If everything is true, though, then nothing is true.  If there are no borders, then there are no nations.  If there are no nations, then national governments represent nobody.  In other words, the globalist worldview is meaningless, contradictory, self-hating, and infuriating.

Recently, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in the Bronx shot an illegal immigrant gangbanger from the Dominican Republic when the criminal tried to avoid arrest by driving his vehicle directly at officers (presumably without a valid license or proper registration).  Instead of leaping to support the cops who defend the public every day, the Islamic, communist mayor of New York City declared that he was “angry” that ICE agents had shot a “New Yorker.”

The illegal alien in question broke into the U.S. only a few years ago and has already been arrested multiple times — including for armed robbery and drug-dealing — but Mayor Mamdani somehow considers the foreign criminal more of a “New Yorker” than the arresting officers or civilian bystanders whom he endangered.

Mamdani is originally from Uganda and became a U.S. citizen only eight years ago.  So a foreigner who now runs the financial center of the United States has more in common with a violent criminal from the Dominican Republic than with anyone born in America.  If everyone is a New Yorker, then nobody is a New Yorker.  If everyone is an American, then no-one is American.  Yet globalists demand that we treat Mamdani, the foreign gangbanger, and multi-generational American citizens as if they were all the same.

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This nonsensical demand occurs all over the West.  Military-aged Muslims invade the United Kingdom each day.  Their belief system is so incompatible with that of native Brits that the U.K.’s Home Office hands out instruction manuals informing the foreign invaders that raping women and children is illegal in their new “homeland.”  Yet British politicians and BBC news pundits preposterously claim that the invaders are every bit as British as the folks whose families have resided in the British Isles for a thousand or more years.

For over a decade, globalists in Europe and North America have insisted that we Westerners call illegal immigrants “newcomers.”  It’s a not-so-subtle form of indoctrination meant to condition the feebleminded into believing that it’s perfectly normal for our uninvited “countrymen” to defecate in the streets, molest young girls, beat up Jews, burn down Christian churches, mow down white people with their cars, eat cats and swans in public parks, and commit welfare fraud on an industrial scale.

If the cultural habits of these strange “newcomers” appear grotesque, that’s probably because you’re a “hater,” a “white supremacist,” and most likely both!

This is all so absurd, isn’t it?  I’m a follower of Jesus Christ.  Islam is incompatible with my beliefs.  Muhammad was a raping, murdering pedophile and certainly no prophet of Almighty God.  But if I point any of this out in Canada, the U.K., or most of Europe, I get in trouble with the law.  If I pray silently outside an abortion clinic, I risk arrest.  If I quote passages from the Bible, certain Western governments will charge me for criminal “hate speech.”

If I acknowledge on social media that Christian churches are being mysteriously burned to the ground throughout the West, my speech will get flagged as “misinformation.”  When being a Christian in public and defending the faith are impermissible in the West, there is no place on the planet where Christians are truly safe.

Culture, religion, and national identity matter.  It matters whether someone moves to the United States because that person wants to assimilate and become an American, or whether that person wants to create a foreign nation inside America.  It matters whether our fellow countrymen possess moral virtue and recognize God as the source of our natural rights.

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It matters whether the members of our society trust each other enough to work and live together.  It matters whether we are united by shared values, traditions, history, and beliefs.  Without these common connections, we are nothing to each other.  We are strangers, or worse, we are enemies.

Of all the destructive philosophies that have plagued our species, globalism must surely rank among the most noxious.  It clothes itself in the camouflage of virtue-signaling, false empathy, and fake compassion.  It disguises ideological conformity as “open-mindedness.”  It preaches “coexistence” while subjugating dissenters.  It robs people of their heritage in the name of “tolerance.”

It rewrites history when convenient.  It replaces merit and equality with entitlement and privilege.  When possible, globalism recycles Western civilization into foreign worldviews, and when that’s impossible, globalism tosses everything we hold dear straight into the garbage disposal.

If all civilizations are “Western” civilizations, then the West means nothing.  If all nations are the same, then no country is worth defending.  If all creeds are merely “social constructs,” then civic virtue is no better than antisocial vice.  Nihilism does not inspire heroic sacrifice.  It invites cultural suicide.

Whenever I listen to political pundits in Europe, they are breathless about war with Russia.  They are certain that Vladimir Putin is going to conquer the continent at any moment.  They talk about the necessity of military conscription.  They describe the looming conflict as some kind of moral defense of “democracy” against “authoritarianism.”

They invoke phrases such as “patriotic duty.”  Yet these same political pundits never address the civic breakdown in their own societies, including growing crime rates, decreasing levels of patriotism, and a metastasizing sense of hopelessness killing the youngest generations.

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The West’s talking heads genuinely seem to believe that people will go to war to save government bureaucracy, of all things!  They think that unelected European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is somehow a symbol of “democracy.”

They think that King Charles III will inspire Christians even though Britain’s monarch no longer declares himself the “Defender of the Faith” but rather an amorphous protector of “a multi-faith nation.”  Globalists think they can rally Westerners around patriotic flags when they’ve spent the last decade arresting Westerners for being patriotic or waving their national flags.

They think that they can talk Westerners into protecting sovereign borders when globalists have kept national borders open for decades.  You simply cannot invite foreigners from all over the world to remake the West in their image and then expect Westerners to fight and die for a home that is no longer theirs.

Nobody runs up a hill to defend “multiculturalism.”  Nobody sacrifices his life for “diversity, inclusion, and equity.”  Nobody defends the Christian world by surrendering to Islam.  Nobody goes to war in order to save the “rules-based international order” from destruction.  It is utterly ridiculous to suggest otherwise.

The future belongs to those who are unafraid of making moral, cultural, and religious judgments.  Only those who are willing to state the obvious — that Western civilization is worth defending — will be able to lead the West in the decades ahead.  Big Government is a fake religion.  Political correctness is a toxic ideology.  Moral relativism invites depravity.  Borderless nations are easily conquered.

Globalists have made the world more dangerous because they stand for nothing.  We are returning to an age when civilizational convictions matter more than anything.  In this era, only committed societies will survive.  Any nation unwilling to defend its way of life will perish.

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