Only one year of Trump and he has them crying uncle!
>Liberalism is in retreat. Democracies are feeling the effects of growing populism. Parties of the political extremes have gained ground in Europe.
Council on Foreign Relations throws in the towel
Zachary Diaz
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Landon Perez
wait, pol told me (((they))) were world controlling evil illuminati n shit
Brody Allen
>Liberalism is in retreat. Democracies are feeling the effects of growing populism. Parties of the political extremes have gained ground in Europe. The vote in the United Kingdom in favor of leaving the EU attested to the loss of elite influence. Even the US is experiencing unprecedented attacks from its own president on the country’s media, courts, and law-enforcement institutions. Authoritarian systems, including China, Russia, and Turkey, have become even more top-heavy. Countries such as Hungary and Poland seem uninterested in the fate of their young democracies.
Kevin Sanchez
>There are several reasons why all this is happening, and why now. The rise of populism is in part a response to stagnating incomes and job loss, owing mostly to new technologies but widely attributed to imports and immigrants. Nationalism is a tool increasingly used by leaders to bolster their authority, especially amid difficult economic and political conditions. And global institutions have failed to adapt to new power balances and technologies.
Joshua Edwards
(((Haass))) cries out in pain
Jacob Thomas
Charles Barnes
cfr.org
>One year into his presidency, Donald Trump’s worldview is clear. He has abdicated global leadership and renounced the international order that America made. His purely transactional, nakedly cynical diplomacy rejects longstanding U.S. support for collective security, multilateral trade, and democracy. How different from the idealistic Woodrow Wilson, the prophet of internationalism who issued his famous blueprint for a liberal world order, the Fourteen Points, exactly a century ago. Wilson had reluctantly taken the nation to war in April 1917. But once the United States was engaged, he renounced traditional war aims, insisting that the nation pursue a new world order informed by American principles.
What a joke, as if we haven’t been at war the whole time.
Hunter Richardson
the same Woodrow wilson that signed into law the Fed and the IRS
Carson Baker
CFR Members And Bilderberg Attendees Appointed By Donald Trump (Taken from the CFR membership and Bilderberg participant lists)
John Bolton, National Security Advisor(individual CFR member)
Elaine Chao, United States Secretary of Transportation(CFR individual member)
Jay Clayton,Chair of theSecurities and Exchange Commission (CFR corporate member)
Gary Cohn,Director of theNational Economic Council (CFR corporate member)
Jamie Dimon, Member ofStrategic and Policy Forum (CFR corporate member)
Jim Donovan,Deputy Treasury Secretary (CFR corporate member)
Larry Fink,Member ofStrategic and Policy Forum (CFR corporate member)
Neil M. Gorsuch, Supreme Court Justice (individual CFR member)
Vice Admiral Robert S. Harward,National Security Advisor(declined appointment) (CFR corporate member)
Kevin Hassett, Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers (CFR fellow traveler)
Robert Wood “Woody” Johnson IV, United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom(individual CFR member)
Lawrence Kudlow, Director of theNational Economic Council (individual CFR member)
Robert Lighthizer,United States Trade Representative (individual CFR member)
James Mattis, Secretary of Defense (Bilderberg attendee)
K.T. McFarland, Deputy National Security Adviser (individual CFR member)
Linda McMahon, Administrator of the Small Business Administration(CFR corporate member)
Army Lt. General Herbert Raymond “H. R.” McMaster, National Security Advisor(individual CFR member, Bilderberg attendee)
Bentley Foster
Jim McNerney,Member ofStrategic and Policy Forum (CFR corporate member)
Steve Mnuchin, Secretary of the Treasury (CFR corporate member)
Indra Nooyi,Member ofStrategic and Policy Forum (CFR corporate member, Bilderberg attendee)
Rick Perry, Secretary of Energy (Bilderberg attendee)
Dina Powell,Deputy National Security Advisor for Strategy (CFR corporate member)
Jerome Powell, Chairman of the Federal Reserve (CFR individual member)
Ginni Rometty,Member ofStrategic and Policy Forum (CFR corporate member)
Wilbur Ross, Secretary of Commerce (Bilderberg attendee)
Anthony Scaramucci, Director of Communications (CFR individual and corporate member)
Stephen Schwarzman,Member ofStrategic and Policy Forum (CFR corporate member)
Patrick Shanahan,Deputy Secretary of Defense (CFR corporate member)
Rex Tillerson, Secretary of State (CFR corporate member)
Jack Welch, Member ofStrategic and Policy Forum(CFR corporate member)
Heather Ann Wilson,Secretary of the Air Force(individual CFR member)
Brayden Garcia
well, someone has done their homework :) thx
Nolan Flores
>It has been the great accomplishment of the U.S.-led world order in the 70 years since the end of the Second World War that this kind of competition has been held in check and great power conflicts have been avoided.
brookings.edu
>the Second World War that this kind of competition has been held in check and great power conflicts have been avoided.
yeah, ok, as if we haven't been at war all along
Jackson Sullivan
Sure thing. I don't know what it all means, but I remembered seeing the list yesterday and thought I'd pass it on.
Aiden Thomas
Look, listen, I hate the kikes as much as the other guy, but you should redpill yourself on the US and the world and stop watching the US media
America truly is losing its influence. Fast. It was losing it under Obamka too, but now it's like on speed. It's not even a loss anymore, it's collapse
so prepare your anusi, bros, for we are about to fill the world together with chinks and poos
Michael Kelly
Liberal World Order is seen by many as either a fading international order in response to declining American hegemony, or as a failing international order riddled with internal tensions and contradictions. Either way, liberal world order is assumed to be in crisis. The contributors to Liberal World Orders do not reject the argument that liberal order is in crisis. Instead they contend that the crisis is primarily one of authority. This has been compounded by the relative lack of historical context supplied by liberal theorists of 'the international'.
global.oup.com
Caleb Turner
We will be just fine in america, we export half our wheat and feed the world.
Gavin Diaz
Trump is taking down America's place in the Liberal World Order. America created the Liberal World Order, and helped keep it going. It isn't "liberal" as in progressive like you idiots think it is either.
Jordan Ward
Colton Flores
yeah, ok. the status quo have outsourced our jobs, collapsed our financial system, imported illegal immigrants, shown zero regard for american citizens, picked wars with one country after another. what planet are you living on?
Brandon Morales
wtf is this
Jason Powell
I'm living in reality, and Trump is destroying the Liberal World Order that was created by the United States.
Logan Sanders
What's the difference between democracy and populism
Bentley Turner
America created its puppet empire, and now that order is falling. The effects can only be good in the long run. Fuck the post-war 'consensus'. I'd rather go back to the 1800s.
Charles Stewart
russia doesn't want war, nor does china. stop fearmongering
Samuel Carter
nothing, the status quo don't want either.
Alexander Lewis
"Unpredictability" is the buzzword of Donald Trump's foreign policy lexicon and, not surprisingly, there's a lot we don't know yet about what that means for America and the world in 2017.
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Jackson Brown
Woodrow Wilson is unironically the worst president of the new age. There was not one person more beta and soyish than him, his white knight pussy ass gave women the right to vote and then they outlawed alcohol. And then he led us into WW1 when he said we wouldn't go, and then he signed and federal reserve into law. Hopefully he's getting raped in hell.
Dominic Brooks
>(((Liberal))) World Order
Good fucking riddance
Dylan Bailey
He was more of a man than you, and Wilsonian has been highly influential to nearly every President after him
Nicholas Adams
bump through the high school threads
Landon Young
>These critical voices express dismay at the swift slide of US and Western societies toward populist and ethnic nationalisms, as demonstrated by the Brexit, the election of Donald Trump and the rise of the “alt right” in the US, the rise of the National Front under Marine Le Pen in France, and similar developments involving far right and ultra-nationalist movements and parties in numerous European countries, including Austria, Hungary and Poland.
gcsp.ch
Evan Perry
>reading all these garbage sources instead of the ForeignAffairs Feb-March magazine which goes into it in very great detail
Samuel Young
Populists do what the voters want them to
Democrats do what the (((right thing))) is
Michael Rivera
>implying this isn't a fake until they take down Trump and discredit nationalism
Never trust kikes
Justin Smith
Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha coming from your irrelevant ass that's means less than absolute zero. No wonder your globalist ass is sucking the cock of literally Americas greatest fuckup. You Globalist Soyboys gotta stick together!
Gavin Wright
ecfr.eu
>This is not to say that the liberal world order is an entirely obscure concept. The original iteration – call it “Liberal Order 1.0” – arose from the ashes of World War II to uphold peace and support global prosperity.
>to uphold peace and support global prosperity.
lol, yeah good job, status quo, good job
Evan Wilson
>The narrative of Hasbara has a victimized quality underpinning it, a very passive-aggressive approach, Israel is always defending not attacking. They play the mis-understood victim and invite their critics to attack them. The sub-current being that Israel's message is not understood. Israel views that the reason for this is either lack of education or stupidity. So the Hasbara agents explain until they realise that they are getting nowhere and then respond with disdain and disgust.
Joshua Powell
link? not sure what exactly you're referring to.
Joseph Price
Jaxson Green
occidentaldissent.com
“And here in the District of Columbia, where 91 percent of voters cast their ballots for Hillary Clinton, “full-scale panic” is setting in, said John Feehery, a Republican strategist and Trump enthusiast. Leslie Harris, a liberal Democratic lawyer, uses war imagery: “I feel like my city is about to be invaded.”
Washington has always been a chameleon of a city, accustomed to remaking itself when the White House changes hands. But as Mr. Trump’s inaugural draws near, in a nation so deeply divided that it seems the political middle has entirely disappeared, perhaps no place in America feels as unsteady and on edge as the capital, which Mr. Trump calls “the swamp.”
Carson Foster
>Humor, Politics
Jose Edwards
A globalist and a terrorist.
Headline: John Bolton was paid by terrorists.
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>Indeed, many Europeans believed its unique combination of democratic institutions, integrated markets, the rule of law, and open borders made Europe's "civilian power" an equal if not superior counterpart to the crude "hard power" of the United States.
>open borders
Juan Clark
businessinsider.com
>"Defending the liberal international order requires that we resist the forces of European disintegration and maintain our longstanding insistence on a Europe whole, free, and at peace," Biden said.
Joseph Powell
the-american-interest.com
>Indeed, Trump’s posture of global retrenchment and coolness towards alliances is in some ways just an outgrowth—a more pungent, nationalistic outgrowth—of Obama’s own doctrine, passive-aggressively described by him as “don’t do stupid shit.”
Levi Hughes
Your pic seems to inferr that Trump is a jedi of some sort - explains a lot.
Jose Campbell
BUMP
Adam Bailey
infowars.com
>But of course it is a term that doesn’t just apply to Democrats. Many establishment Republicans also believe in the progressive agenda of the Liberal World Order, and that is why before Trump was elected nothing ever seemed to change very much in Washington no matter who was in power.
Jonathan Hill
I can tolerate liberal views to a certain degree. But not what these psychopaths want.
Easton Ramirez
That's what you think, Drumpfies!! Just wait until the world finds out Trump was nutting in this 11/10 out of this world hottie.
Tyler Parker
>infowars.com
Of course Infowars (Russian propaganda agency) shills against the Liberal World Order.
Jaxson Barnes
At the outset of his speech, Biden implored the media to not hear his speech as a shot at President-elect Donald Trump, who takes office on Friday. And, while what Biden said applies broadly to leaders in Europe, as well as the United States, there is no mistaking that his comments were a rebuttal to Trump's friendly statements about the Russian president.
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Mason Kelly
>need to make a country the head of the hammer that will hit the nails
>pick usa
>this country get more an more powerfull to be able to serve as the head of the hammer.
>an outsider is elected to be handle of the hammer.
>this is person, since its an outsider, is also the hand that is holding the hammer
>get fucked
Ian Torres
Isaiah Brooks
I wish you were right, but its sn incredibly powerful and self-sufficient system. MTrump mostly acts on instinct and doesnt likely have the means, strategy, or concious desire to take it down. It will collapse under its own weight eventuslly; the question is will there be one single majority white nation left on Earth when it does.
Josiah Gray
There is only one thing that stops the NWO.
Americans with guns.
If a NWO takes over and Americans don't like it. They can revolt take over the US military and destroy the NWO.
There is no point in making the NWO complete until they get rid of American guns.
They're trying really hard.
Daniel Flores
Israel #1
Ethan Brown
>doesnt likely have means
What fucking world are you from? He's dismantling it by how stupid he is
Gavin Rogers
depends on if you support what the people want. If they vote for things you hate, is populism. If its something you want, then its democracy.
Gabriel Torres
>One of the reasons why this order cannot be easily destroyed or bypassed is that underlying forces are tied to the process of globalization, and globalization itself has been driven much more by new technologies and science than by political decisions.
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Isaiah Kelly
"The vote in the United Kingdom in favor of leaving the EU attested to the loss of elite influence."
Cameron Baker
This is actually pretty succinct. Its one thing when progressives criticize Russia or China for not adhering to their religion, but they inadvertantly take off their masks when they out Poland and Hungary into the same catebory. In what possinle way are Poland and Hungary not Democratic?? Since the end of the USSR both have had uninterrupted democracy with consistent free and fair elections; no one even aledges otherwise. The right-leaning parties currently in power in those countries took those positions with overwhelming support from the people, and srent even the furthest-right large parties. When they same "democracy" is failing in those countries, they mean that the people voting democratically arent sufficiently embracing multicultural egalitarianism and neoliberal dogma.
Juan Jackson
>During the 20th century, Europe was America’s partner of first resort. Now, when it is needed once again, the EU is slipping towards the sidelines. Unless its leaders change course, the painful unravelling of the liberal world order will continue.
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Angel Rivera
>The liberal world order cannot survive on its own, because others lack either the interest or the means to sustain it.
>lack either the interest
>lack either the interest
>lack either the interest
they dont even try to hide it
Alexander Anderson
>On the domestic front, this is the same kind of “mystic dreaming” by lesser liberals — mayors in New York and Chicago, Secretaries of Health and Human Services, IRS bureaucrats and more — that have produced exactly the results others not caught up in all this utopian mumbo-jumbo predicted they would create.
spectator.org
Alexander Gray
I thought this name was just a joke and didnt existed at real life
Connor Cook
Nicholas Gonzalez
The "Liberal" World Order has become incompatible with the Galactic Order.
Therefore.
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Ryder Butler
except that isn't happening and neocohen Bolton and Trump's massive military spending bill signify the exact opposite. the US isn't pull back from being the global power broker it's stepping up and doubling down.
Russia spends 89 billion a year, China spends 172 billion. even our current budget of 617 is more than enough but we need more to fund and supply the 800 military bases we have in over 70 countries trying to prop up a corpse. the advent of 4th generation warfare makes all this spending obsolete. the CFR might have been right last year but Trump's caved to the establishment
John Howard
>What the world witnessed in 2016 was probably the result of a rapidly diminished marginal utility of peace and what appears to be the birth of the post-liberal order. Today, from Manila to Moscow and Cairo to Washington DC - the strongman has risen back to power. The backlash against political unions through the Brexit vote; the rise of right wing, anti EU movements in Europe; the putsch against liberal ideology and its institutions through Trump’s election; and Putin’s increasingly expansionist and anti-Western rhetoric made 2016 look more like 1936 again. An increasingly dissatisfied and disaffected electorate is seeking apparent salvation through the new demagogues of the 21st Century. The question remains whether these new saviours can actually deliver on their promises of wiping out inequality and making their countries “great again”.
huffingtonpost.com
Ryder Ramirez
The leftward spiral of western civilization has been going on for over 200 years; its not going to end in 4, or even 8 if he manages to get reelected. The white population that votes Trump into office has declined every day lf his presidency. The left still owns the media, the schools, the civil service, the consulates and NGOs, the UN, the intelligence services, and through sll of this (the press and universities most of all) they own the narrative of modern history. The US President could potentially, more than any other single man in the west, attack the "cathedral" of progressivism, but i highly doubt Trump has ever sat down and analyzed that- he operates on instincts; instincts that are generally good and beneficisl to reactionary causes, but still just crude instincts. At his core he's probably a moderate liberal democrat who simply hasnt kept up with the last few decades of leftist spiraling. He wants to conserve the progressivism of 50 yars ago, whereas most Republicans want to conserve the progressivism of 15-20 yars ago.
John Evans
That just means they are moving to their other strategy, communist world order.
Oliver Adams
Isn't Russia in not that great of a place?
I mean China does border you after all.
Blake Evans
huffingtonpost.com
>Fifth, and most worrying of all, the rise of populism and of new strongmen fatally undermines functioning global governance. Trump, Putin and Erdogan share a contempt for international organizations, formalized rules and formalized systems of collective security. Their rejection of common liberal institutions and formalized rules would not be quite as grave if they at least shared common informal rules.
Ethan Wright
Don't forget income tax
All this horrible shit in the span of a couple of decades
Joseph Gutierrez
The CFR must be destroyed if free men are to remain free.
Asher Lopez
I like how there's no mention of Gadaffi in that article
Neocons have no capability for introspection whatsoever
Nicholas Nelson
>I have called the emerging world order a “Multiplex World.” The key feature of such a world order is that power and leadership are increasingly dispersed. Power asymmetries remain, but the ability to create order and provide public goods in economics and security lies not just in the hands of a single power, or a group of great powers, or nation-states, but also with a variety of other actors, such as transnational social movements, corporations, regional organizations like the EU, and foundations (like the Gates Foundation).
thediplomat.com
Ethan Thomas
JEW WORLD ORDER
IS
BTFO
Xavier Johnson
>w-w-wilson's dad w-worked at n-nintendo
They're not sending their best
Jace Phillips
Liberal elites are more retarded than I thought. They openly admit to undermining the people of every country on Earth then cry about how they’re being rejected. They’ve destroyed this country and countless others
>w-why don’t you like us
Kek
Ryan Barnes
They are they're just sclerotic institutions
Carson Baker
>Since Russia’s annexation of Crimea and its subsequent intervention in the Donbass, international disorder now allegedly characterizes the state of global affairs. Indeed, the events of 2014 are seen to mark the clearest departure yet from the post-Cold War order, with Moscow defying Western leadership in unambiguous fashion. The vote for Brexit, the election of Donald Trump and the rise of Eurosceptic parties on the continent further contributed to a sense that we are witnessing a crisis of liberal world order.
kent.ac.uk
Jacob Carter
>mfw The only motherfuckers in existence capable of defeating the Zionists are the fucking neocons
Brandon Gomez
>Liberal elites are more retarded than I thought. They openly admit to undermining the people of every country on Earth then cry about how they’re being rejected. They’ve destroyed this country and countless others
THIS
Dylan Reed
>We directly caused the rise of populism after we caused the refugee crisis and doubled down on it, and publicly gloated about how white people were going to go demographically extinct via our specific policies and thats a good thing!
I hope bad things continue to happen to these people
Jaxson White
They’ve been Communists the entire time
>if I just get rid of this group or that group, then paradise on Earth at last
Zachary Williams
You're not Russian. I mean that literally, not in the figurative 'no true Russian would say that'
Owen Gray
themillenniumreport.com
>The demise of neo-colonialist busybody diplomats at the State Department has ushered in a “global spring,” where both active and long-dormant independence movements are seeing glimmers of hope for their own nation-states.
A blog article.
Ryder Murphy
shit like this will destroy the liberal party.
Elijah Diaz
They’ve showed their true intentions. Their hand has been played.
Asher Barnes
Lol the Jews are seriously going to fuck us in the end. You'll need two more of pic related in the next decade.
Kayden Robinson
>Critics have called the order a Muslim ban and said it plays into extremists’ narrative that the West is at war with Islam.
“We must also remember that Islamic extremists want to portray this fight as a clash of civilizations, with America at war against Islam,” Petraeus said Wednesday. “We must not let them do that; indeed, we must be very sensitive to actions that might give them ammunition to use in such an effort.”
yournewswire.com
Robert Thomas
Democracy when you control public opinion, populism when not
Justin Murphy
Push it on the conservatives. Shove every last bit in their faces. They weren't lying when they called this an awakening. Start spreading the propaganda among the right/libertarians/alt-right people, and keep /iotbw/ing the left. Eventually Trump is going to say "white people". Prime the right, turn the lefties.
Jose Powell
They will just dissolve and reform somewhere else except without a name this time.
Owen Sanders
armstrongeconomics.com
>The banks are in serious retreat. They have been caught manipulating various markets for short-term gains. They have to abandon commodity trading and Morgan Stanley just sold the energy trading to Russia. The IDEA of a New World Order was the driving force behind the Euro. The theory was to create just one government and you will end war. This theory has been proven to be unsound. The union of Europe is being torn apart at the seams. France is insane and wants to tax everything from YouTube to all electronics now.
>Are there people who would like to collapse the economy (capitalism) to create a New World Order of Socialism? Yes. Are they capable of pulling that off? No. That is not the issue. The economy IS collapsing from socialism on its own. They, of course, talk about the rich and the top 1% to justify their communistic agenda. That is who they will blame when the culprit is the masses. We cannot keep a Ponzi scheme going between generations and raising taxes on everything that moves. Rome destroyed itself in that same precise manner – unfunded pensions..
Leo Price
Dominic King
>But much of the explanation lies in the fact that countries feared that if they did not play by the rules set by the West, they would be deprived of aid, investment, technical cooperation, and opportunities to trade — and, in extreme cases, might be threatened with sanctions and military force.
Isaiah Bailey
What would be the reaction of the average boomer getting this pill?