Globohomo
Globohomo is the convergence of the globalist, atheist, and homosexual movements. The transgender, pedophile, and LGBT movements are localized apparitions of the broader globalist and atheist agenda. The Urban Dictionary defines globohomo as the "predominant philosophy espoused by the Western economic elite, formally known as "neoliberalism". It combines ruthless capitalism by transnational corporations with a façade of socially-liberal politics...The ultimate end state of Globohomo is one in which all sexual, ethnic, racial and national identity is broken down, leaving the masses demoralized...the term is not exclusively conservative in nature, nor is it necessarily anti-homosexual".
The World Economic Forum is the leading driving force behind the globohomo movement and agenda.[1] NATO, the European Union, and the United States deep state are subsidiary entities pushing the globohomo agenda.
NATO
Since 1991 NATO has become a promoter of globalism,[2] neoconservatism, imperialism, neo-colonialism, and gay parades along with the rest of the homosexual agenda, which Russia (and the Bible) opposes. To justify NATO's continued existence, the most extreme Russophobes of the former Warsaw Pact states and in the West have taken control of its policy direction.[3]
NATO war in Ukraine
The NATO war in Ukraine is recognized by the Orthodox Christian Church as a struggle between the Western globalists' gay agenda and traditional family, moral, and religious values.[4] For this reason, the international media has ignored what otherwise would be considered a policy of ethnic cleansing of Russians from the Donbas by the NATO-backed fascist Kyiv regime.[5]
References
- â Smits, Jeanne (January 24, 2019). World Economic Forum agrees for the first time to promote LGBT âglobal orderâ. LifeSiteNews. Retrieved January 24, 2019.
- â Multiple references:
- McManus, John F. (November 22, 2017). The Truth About NATO. The New American. Retrieved December 26, 2017.
- McManus, John F. (December 18, 2019). NATOâs Real Purpose. The New American. Retrieved December 18, 2019.
- â https://www.jstor.org/stable/resrep11929.6?seq=7
- â http://www.informationliberation.com/?id=62947
- â https://www.rferl.org/a/death-toll-up-to-13-000-in-ukraine-conflict-says-un-rights-office/29791647.html