Sincere question. You’ve been careful to include the word “globalist” twice here, why?
We do control the weather, but no cabal can control a cranky NYC co-op board (Not even Bill Gates and the UN)
Apologies if I sent this a bit offtopic, dang.
I think many people use it to mean "the various ideologies supportive of globalization", or "the view that globalization is a good thing".
Some people also use this term as a synonym for "transnationalism" or "internationalism".
"Globalism" is also sometimes a shorthand for "international capitalism", which while it could sound sinister and maybe some people do mean some racist thing by it, most people just mean "corporations that span many nations".
Wikipedia also contains many definitions of "globalism" that are not anti-semitic.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Globalism
""" Manfred Steger distinguishes between different globalisms such as justice globalism, jihad globalism, and market globalism.[3] Market globalism includes the ideology of neoliberalism."""
""" Proponents of globalism believe in global citizenship; that is, the problems of humanity can be resolved with democratic globalism. Democratic globalism is the idea that all people matter, no matter where they live, and that universal freedom and human rights can be fostered for all mankind.[5] World citizens believe in civic globalism[6] and that by thinking globally and acting locally they can effect positive change across all barriers. """
""" Arguments against globalism are similar to those moved against globalisation, among which loss of cultural identity, deletion of community history, conflict of civilization, loss of political representation and collapse of the democratic process in favour of a globally managed open society. """
There's a reference to Donald Trump's use of the word in Wikipedia. But clearly even if one believes his use of the word is a racist dog-whistle, it doesn't follow that that is true for anyone's use of the word.