It is not enough to merely be against something - you must demonstrate the fallacies of positions and theories. This book attacks the fallacies of Free Trade, Multiculturalism, Globalism, Chinese ascendancy, etc., from a theoretical basis. This work first discusses political modes of thought and attitudes, and then demonstrates that a dispositional "conservatism," the bias toward what is from what was, is based on laws of nature. Next, it examines culture, war, faith, economics; and finally takes aim at the policies of the Globalist elite who conspire to dominate. Last missive offers reasons for hope that the West can survive the onslaught and revive itself. If I had to use a single sentence to represent the book, it would be this from the second to last paragraph: "While the natural distinctions of men - race, religion, country, culture - are being forcefully suppressed by the Globalist elite in their manic drive for absolute tyrannical power, other forces will manifest countervailing powers.".