I agree with the following quotes from the following posts:

https://t.me/hvitgardr3/2774

"I see no signs that Putin is walking back on the Agenda 21 path, nor than he has abandoned Dugin's Eurasianism either. Both paths are models of centralised globalism, not nationalism."

"The problem here is that [...] most nationalists [...] see globalism as a single power [that] all else is subject to. Furthermore the most significant shift between global power in the past to now is that it was physically or locally centralised (Morgoth's 'Elephant'), but now global power exists everywhere and nowhere (Morgoth's 'Whale'), it is both global and centralised but also decentralised in physicality, members can leave and join but the power remains centralised"

"We are living in an era which has thoroughly rejected nationalism, an age of competing power-blocs, each vying for their own globalism [...] one bloc may hold global dominance (America and the West for a while), but if this should shift, then a new globalism may take the stage."

https://t.me/nixjeelvy/1007

"Globalism isn’t a movement, it’s an ideology. Multiple groups can hold it, even if they’re opposed to each other. Globohomo is one disposition, Eurasianism another, Make Cheap Knockoff Shit and Whine About Muh Nanking (it’s more elegant in the original Mandarin) a third."

https://t.me/pox_populi/1170, https://t.me/pox_populi/1171

"I’ve explained this before using the metaphor of the “elites” all jockeying for a higher position on the pyramid of power."

"A look into the history of the 20th century should be enough to show that the “elites” often compete amongst themselves while using the common folk as cannon fodder. There are examples stretching beyond the last century too."

"The “elites” play on all sides. The same investors back two adversarial forces. We’ve seen this time and again whether it’s American intelligence agencies or Rothschild bankers."

"Another example is how BlackRock and Vanguard are primary stakeholders in a plethora of companies, many of which would appear to be competitors at first glance. Ultimately however, there is an “elite”, in this case BlackRock and/or Vanguard, who profits and benefits, and whose objectives are reached, no matter what side “wins”."

"the problem remains that the dissident right is bored out of its mind and totally impotent in the real world, so we’re left with various groups of fart sniffers taking potshots at each other, all the while we continue to forget our own values"