Perhaps you could answer my question. I answered yours in great detail.
No, you didn't. You answered a question I didn't ask.
For the same reasons the EU works (despite your lurid misrepresentation of it) or the same reason the United states works, or any federal system--Canada, Mexico, you name it.
Ok.
I agreed it could be wonderful if it did work.
The reason that I asked the question is that your link seemed to suggest that the worst thing about it was an attack on our "sovereignty" and I'm not quite sure what was meant by that. As far as I know the last time our sovereignty was attacked was in 1941, but many conservatives seem to believe that Latin American peasants sneaking across the border is also an attack on our sovereignty, which seems rather silly. Evidently we are not on the same page about what the term means.
I would merely remind you of the very first sentence in the OP: "The forces promoting global governance ..."
Ok. That's not at all what you said in your prior post though, so I have no idea what you are interested in discussing, if anything.
Trump is quoted in your link as saying we must protect our sovereignty, and Pompeo echos the sentiment. What, exactly, do they think we must protect? Pompeo goes on to confuse what he calls "national conservatism" with "Americanism" Is what they want to protect from global governance merely conservative ideology?
