The current global economic turmoil, which has been going on since the sub-prime crisis of 2008 is forcing even the Americans to re-examine the globalist movement and the effects that it is bearing on ordinary people like you and me.
Instead of distributing wealth more equitably, globalisation has only served to concentrate wealth for the top one per cent of the wealthy.
A closer examination of the globalisation movement and all it's greedy, slimy tentacles would show that those who have the most to benefit form totally unfettered movement of capital are the international bankers and investors, who use their money more effectively than Governments use weapons of mass destruction in destroying countries and their economies.
One of the most amazing effect of this near-wholesale rejection of traditional candidates for the US president is the rise and rise of two-term senator Ron Paul, a Texas Republican that is usually labelled as libertarian and Tea Partier.
These two bogeyman labels stuck firmly on his back, Americans are flocking to see him and are throwing their support behind this unlikely Presidential candidate who has been an unwavering advocate of the second amendment and holds pretty caustic views of international bankers.
The second amendment of the US constitution protects the rights of citizens to bear arms.
Paul has been winning or coming up second behind incumbent Barack Obama in many surveys and straw polls, the latest in Iowa where he lost by a couple of hundred votes despite facing opposition that spent a large amount of money corralling supporters.
Iowa is a key primary state and a win here usually gives candidates the all important head start to do well on the East Coast.
Ron Paul's amazing rise in popularity is just one of the effects of developments over the last few weeks.
Astonishing developments since the start of August have helped to crystallise the negative opinion of the globalist movement and their backers, the international bankers.
More and more Americans now believe that international bankers are doing everything they can to subvert the powers of the Government through the use of massive national debt
The recent financial debacle involving Obama's request for QE3, the third quantitative easing (read permission to print more money) in 2011, had cornered millions into panic mode.
The result of this global nervousness is the rapid increase in the price of gold, going past USD1800 per ounce early last week, gaining more than USD300 in less than a month. It is not only a record week for gold prices but also for the actual rate of increase itself.
Despite talking heads assuring the American public and the world that QE3 would stabilise the US financial situation, rating agency Moody's downgraded the US Sovereign debt rating from AAA to AA+, the first ever drop in history.
This was the trigger that pushed gold up from USD1,650 to well over USD1,800 ovenight.
As if that is not enough to anger the average person, it is now beginning to appear George Soros may have benefitted in the downgrade as he had a huge short position in US dollar.
As the American Government tried its best to stabilise the situation, international banker JP Morgan predicted that gold prices would hit USD2,500 and may exceed that limit within three months.
To put this into perspective, even the most optimistic left winger had predicted that god would top USD2,000 by year end, so something was clearly not right
During the same week when there was real danger of collapsing confidence in the dollar, former Federal Reserve chief Alan Greenspan told investors that there was no danger of the US defaulting because they can always print more money.
This seemingly teenage mistake is seen by some as a signal of worse things to come, after all bankers are not supposed to warn us that they are going to devalue a currency by printing more of it.
Malaysia is a small economy and in 1998 we have seen how George Soros triggered a massive financial disaster in Asia, from which we are all still recovering.
As Asia burned, the IMF and World Bank and the international banks came in and bought assets and companies for a fraction of what they are worth, they enjoyed the fire sale as we sat on the sidelines unable to defend our economy.
Whether you like it or not, decoupling the country's financial system from the rest of the world gave us respite from the storm and saved the economy and spared Malaysia from the raid of the IMF and World Bank and their international banker friends.
The globalists are the ultimate imperial power because they hold it behind legitimate governments through the banking and financial system, every country becomes beholden to the bankers now because the people are beholden but because the politicians who rely on huge sums of money to campaign and win elections owe them favours.
Just as generals only have war in their mind, international bankers thrive on economic and financial crisis, especially since most are probably pre-planned and executed by them.