Trump’s Summit

Why do ultra-globalists hate Trump so much? Because he committed an awful sin, according to them, he listened to the voters. They accuse him of populism, like this is something bad. What Trump says or does, comes from the voters of the Republican party. That is what the vast majority of the party’s voters believe and also a part of the Democratic party’s voters.

In contrast to populism that gives power to the people, elitism is the belief that voters are stupid and ignorant, therefore an evil pseudo-elite should make the decisions and ignore voters' will. In all countries, center right voters are patriots and traditionalists. There are parties though where the leadership is unaligned with voters and are ultra-globalists.

Center right voters want to keep their identity, their independence and their freedom. Therefore, in their vast majority are against ultra-globalization that wants to make European, American, Asian and African Union and put these under a Global Oligarchic Socialistic Dictatorship. Europeans (and people of European ancestry) should not let Australia and New Zealand fall in the hands of Chicoms. These are Western countries.

They have all these gatherings, G7, G20, World Economic Forum etch. All these are pointless and senseless, if not totally ridiculous. These people are really silly or really evil. How can Trump agree with Macron and Trudeau who come from another country when he does not agree with Biden and Clinton who are in the same country. They know that they do not agree, they know where and why they disagree, that is the points and the reasons of their disagreement. 

In European Union there are political groups. Trump will combine both those mentioned above. He will combine these pointless gatherings with the political groups. He may initiate an annual meeting of center right parties. At least that is a proposal that was given to him and he may actually do it. Biden (and Demonrats) should find this idea appealing as well and do something similar with center left parties.

It makes a lot more sense and it is easier to try to find some common positions, first among parties that have approximately the same ideology. Once this has happened, an effort to reach middle ground could be made with the opposing side, center left. That ain’t going to be easy but it is worth trying. There will not be any agreement because they know that they disagree. Mutual compromise though is possible.

Political parties from which countries should take place? Definitely European countries and countries of mostly European descent (USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand). There are other countries that could be argued are mostly of European descent. According to one opinion, all South and Central America is. There may be some valid arguments against that but no one can question it in the case of the four English speaking countries mentioned above.

Nevertheless, it does not have to be limited only to European countries and countries of mostly European descent. There are other countries that could participate as well like Brazil, Russia-Turkey (Eurasian), India (Indoeuropean), Israel (lived in Europe for centuries), UAE (many Westerners live there) South Africa-Hong Kong-Japan (Western influence) etc.

There are politicians and parties in Europe that self identify as center right but in reality are center left. Those that have positions that are closer to Biden’s than Trump’s are clearly center left and need to reposition in center left. One example is Angela Merkel. Some parties or politicians may refuse Trump’s invitation. These will be either center left or too far right.

The political groups In European Union, ranked according to their parliamentary size are: 1) European People’s Party 2) Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats 3) Renew Europe 4) Identity and Democracy 5) Greens European Free Alliance 6) European Conservatives and Reformists 7) European United Left - Nordic Green Left 8) Alliance for Peace and Freedom 9) Initiative of Communists and Worker’s Parties.

In the center - right are: 1) European People’s Party 2) Identity and Democracy (Lepen - Salvini) 3) European Conservatives and Reformists (created by UK’s Conservatives) 4) Alliance for Peace and Freedom (considered far right). Of course, they do not have identical political positions but are different branches of the same ideological tree which is broadly called center right. Renew Europe was previously named ALDE and could go either way (left or right) or split.

Only a global alliance can defeat ultra-globalists because they are a global alliance. The Summit will help them build the alliance and at the same time harmonize their views. Minimum globalization is necessary in order to avoid ultra-globalization. Among other matters, they can discuss for a nice and easy mild alternative globalization.