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Clash vol 3 - Act 1 - The Peace of Westphalia as the Basis for a Sustainable World Order
Act 1: The Peace of Westphalia as the Basis for a Sustainable World Order
Chapter 2
The Forgotten Roots of the Westphalian System
Chapter 3
The Multipolar Alliance as the Last Line of Defense of the UN Charter
Chapter 4
The League of Nations and Imperial Hoax of World War I
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"Clash of the Two Americas Vol. 3", argues that the world is at a crossroads, choosing between a system of win-win cooperation based on national sovereignty, exemplified by the United Nations Charter and the Treaty of Westphalia, and a unipolar world order based on "international rules" designed to dismantle national sovereignty and impose a technocratic, feudal system. The document highlights the history of these two systems, contrasting the positive impacts of the Treaty of Westphalia and the UN Charter with the destructive intentions of the League of Nations and the Anglo-American "rules-based order." Ultimately, the document calls for a return to the principles of the UN Charter and Westphalian system, urging nations to defend national sovereignty against the current threats posed by globalist forces.
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By Robert MorleyAct 1: The Peace of Westphalia as the Basis for a Sustainable World Order
Chapter 2
The Forgotten Roots of the Westphalian System
Chapter 3
The Multipolar Alliance as the Last Line of Defense of the UN Charter
Chapter 4
The League of Nations and Imperial Hoax of World War I
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"Clash of the Two Americas Vol. 3", argues that the world is at a crossroads, choosing between a system of win-win cooperation based on national sovereignty, exemplified by the United Nations Charter and the Treaty of Westphalia, and a unipolar world order based on "international rules" designed to dismantle national sovereignty and impose a technocratic, feudal system. The document highlights the history of these two systems, contrasting the positive impacts of the Treaty of Westphalia and the UN Charter with the destructive intentions of the League of Nations and the Anglo-American "rules-based order." Ultimately, the document calls for a return to the principles of the UN Charter and Westphalian system, urging nations to defend national sovereignty against the current threats posed by globalist forces.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.