
Originally Posted by
Burning Giraffe
Globalization is predicated on created trade agreements that offer wealthy markets to poor nations and offer access to cheaper labor and resource markets to rich investors and corporations. The intent is to lower prices in wealthy countries and increase the standard of living in poor countries. However, what happens when one particular nation begins threatening the system by threatening either a natural resource or a labor market? The answer is often times war or at least rumors of war.
The only way for there to be peace and Globalism is for wealthy nations to be able to secure their investments in poorer nations by force, otherwise, what security do wealthy nations have for their investments? Communism and pure Socialism are also a threat to Globalism, which while resting heavily on foreign investment can not stomach the loss of private capital to Nationalization projects. Therefore, Communism will always be an enemy of the Globalist movement.
Globalism creates a fragile international system that requires a great deal of order and control to support it. This is why we have the WTO, IMF, World Bank, EU, NAFTA, UN, and the WHO. We'll see more and more international agencies springing up over the years purposed toward establishing more and more control. And, in the meantime, I think we'll see the nations most heavily invested in the poorer nations become more prone to war in order to protect said investments.
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