Why is the "Fear No Evil" Campaign presented in 43 languages of the world?
The critical difference between globalism and internationalism
Recently, several people asked me what the purpose is of having introductions to the “Fear No Evil” campaign in 43 languages (complete translations of the collection of my speeches “I Shall Fear No Evil” in thirteen language--and partial translations in more languages) on the webpage emanuelpastreich24.org.
As each introduction to the campaign specifically addresses the concerns of the nation, or the ethnic group, represented by the language employed, it would not be accurate to say that I am merely reaching out to the portions of the American population that speak those languages. I talk to Turks about Turkish culture and Turkey, not just about Turkish American concerns.
The point is to reach out to various ethnic groups in the United States, but also to acknowledge that the future of the United States, and the difficult task of taking control of the complete meltdown of the global system that has been built with the United States at its core, are problems for all the nations of the world, and not just for the United States. I want to address the concerns of all the nations of the world, in their own languages and their own cultural contexts, so as to be effective in achieving that goal.
That decision to be international, as opposed to being globalist, represents the direction that my administration will move.
We will need everyone’s help in the nation, and in the world. Not in the sense that we want you to buy into a mindless narcissistic consumer culture, but rather in the sense that we want to return to the spiritual foundations of humanity and see the world as humans should, not as machines, or stock market tickers. All of us must do so once again. That means frugality over indulgence, modesty over ostentatiousness, long-term civilizational viability over GDP, decency, faith, propriety, character, and filial piety over growth and consumption, spiritual depth over piles of money, and the scientific search for truth over the replication of desired images through technology.
Please do take a look at the introductions to the campaign in the following 42 languages.
When using language it is important to consider the subconscious meaning. "Fear No Evil" subconsciously says "Fear Evil". You can tell by how that statement makes you feel. A better message would be "Courage to overcome Evil". The best message would be " Courage to do Right ".
Language programming of the subconscious mind is everywhere, from Advertisements, to Propaganda, and even Religion. https://danielnagase.substack.com/p/war-culture-secret-societies-of-architects
Cool! Nice to see people all over the world can read your stuff. I think internationalism over globalism works. We have to be international, which means accept we are one planet and that we need a sense of all countries together to deal with the crisis of the modern era, a ruling plutocracy that runs a technocracy. I liked your interview with David Hughes. https://greenlibertycaucus.org/pastreich-interview-david-hughes-on-technocracy/