Introduction
In the current epoch, numerous self-proclaimed nationalists are oblivious to the fact that their ideology is steeped in the liberal tradition, thus failing to achieve their purported goals. They often misconceive "Globalism" as merely a synonym for "world governance," while holding the belief that their liberal version of "nationalism" is the antidote. It is critical to recognize that "Globalism" represents a secular, liberal order, with the Atlanticist West at its helm, principally administered by the liberal democracies, with Washington D.C. as the epicenter of this American-centric empire. The concept of "Nationalism" is frequently invoked without a true grasp of its historical roots. Born out of the 18th century, nationalism was initially a tool of the Jacobin revolutionaries designed to dismantle the old-world order of medieval Europe. It is intrinsically tied to the emergence of the bourgeois "Nation-State," which rose to prominence post the Treaty of Westphalia. Th…
