It's part of the globo-homo strategy that's been pulled off in many countries.

First, there must be a concerted propaganda and social engineering effort to undermine and erase cultural norms in the target population.

Second, a policy of "multiculturalism" -- this is not the melting pot theory that's championed in the US, but rather expressed as a "cultural mosaic" where the various imported cultures are championed. The host culture is sidelined and intentionally forgotten.

What you end up with are urban centres that look and feel like international airports.

From this point a globalist controlled government can shift the narrative.

For example. A couple years ago, Justin Trudeau, who used Canada's existing laws and parliamentary procedures to get elected -- then gave a statement along the lines of that there is no mainstream culture in Canada and that Canada is a "post national state." -- (Saying this as a national leader should be tantamount to sedition)

When all the countries achieve this culturally bereft post national status, there can be an effective campaign for a super state or world government.

It wouldn't really be a world government though as you pointed out only first world nations are targeted in this way.

It's part of the globo-homo strategy that's been pulled off in many countries.

First, there must be a concerted propaganda and social engineering effort to undermine and erase cultural norms in the target population.

Second, a policy of "multiculturalism" -- this is not the melting pot theory that's championed in the US, but rather expressed as a "cultural mosaic" where the various imported cultures are championed. The host culture is sidelined and intentionally forgotten.

What you end up with are urban centres that look and feel like international airports.

From this point a globalist controlled government can shift the narrative.

For example. A couple years ago, Justin Trudeau, who used Canada's existing laws and parliamentary procedures to get elected -- then gave a statement along the lines of that there is no mainstream culture in Canada and that Canada is a "post national state." -- (Saying this a national leader should be tantamount to sedition)

When all the countries achieve this culturally bereft post national status, there can be an effective campaign for a super state or world government.

It wouldn't really be a world government though as you pointed out only first world nations are targeted in this way.