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==Conservative reaction to the War on Sovereignty==

==Conservative reaction to the War on Sovereignty==

[[File:United Kingdom EU referendum 2016 area results.svg.png|thumb|200px|On June 23, 2016, the British people [[Brexit|voted to reverse]] the War on Sovereignty]]

[[File:United Kingdom EU referendum 2016 area results.svg.png|thumb|200px|On June 23, 2016, the British people [[Brexit|voted to reverse]] the War on Sovereignty]]

While many people who claim to be "conservative" also support globalism, [[open borders]], and the War on Sovereignty, many consistent [[conservative]]s have also fought back against it. The election of [[Donald Trump]] as U.S. President in 2016 was a reaction against the War on Sovereignty, as seen by Trump's positions and actions as president, and it served as a setback to globalists<ref name="Jalsevac2017">Jalsevac, Steve (February 6, 2017). [https://www.lifesitenews.com/blogs/the-main-reason-for-the-hate-against-donald-trump The surprising real reason for the hate against Donald Trump]. ''LifeSiteNews''. Retrieved December 11, 2017.</ref> (see also: [[Donald Trump and nationalism]]). Some organizations, such as the [[John Birch Society]] and [[Eagle Forum]], have also fought against the War on Sovereignty. [[Paleoconservative]]s and [[National conservatism|national conservatives]] take the strongest stances in favor of national sovereignty.

While many people who claim to be "conservative" also support globalism, [[open borders]], and the War on Sovereignty, many consistent [[conservative]]s have also fought back against it. The election of [[Donald Trump]] as U.S. President in 2016 was a reaction against the War on Sovereignty, as seen by Trump's positions and actions as president, and it served as a setback to globalists<ref name="Jalsevac2017">Jalsevac, Steve (February 6, 2017). [https://www.lifesitenews.com/blogs/the-main-reason-for-the-hate-against-donald-trump The surprising real reason for the hate against Donald Trump]. ''LifeSiteNews''. Retrieved December 11, 2017.</ref> (see also: [[Donald Trump and nationalism]]). Some organizations, such as the [[John Birch Society]] and [[Eagle Forum]], have also fought against the War on Sovereignty. [[Paleoconservative]]s, [[National conservatism|national conservatives]], and [[Economic nationalism|economic nationalists]] take the strongest stances in favor of national sovereignty.

In Europe, [[Euroskepticism]] and [[right-wing populism]] serve as the main sources of opposition to the War on Sovereignty, and they have been boosted by incidents such as the [[Eurozone Crisis]] and the [[European migrant crisis]]. Notable victories in Europe by Euroskeptics include the 2016 [[Brexit]] vote and the establishment of nationalist governments over [[Poland]] and [[Hungary]]. The governments in the latter two countries have fought against EU attempts at establishing greater centralization, undoign national sovereignty, and advancing open borders policies.<ref>Multiple references:

In Europe, [[Euroskepticism]] and [[right-wing populism]] serve as the main sources of opposition to the War on Sovereignty, and they have been boosted by incidents such as the [[Eurozone Crisis]] and the [[European migrant crisis]]. Notable victories in Europe by Euroskeptics include the 2016 [[Brexit]] vote and the establishment of nationalist governments over [[Poland]] and [[Hungary]]. The governments in the latter two countries have fought against EU attempts at establishing greater centralization, undoign national sovereignty, and advancing open borders policies.<ref>Multiple references: