Globalist conspiracy theory

Record	OBS-0687
Category	Secret Societies/Groups
Status	DEBUNKED
Summary	The 'globalist' conspiracy theory alleges that a group of international elites, often coded as Jewish, conspires to weaken or dismantle Western society through global economic and political systems. It is used as an antisemitic dog whistle, implying dual loyalty and control over world banks, governments, and media.
Origin	The term 'globalist' has been used in political discourse, but its conspiratorial and antisemitic usage gained prominence in the 20th century, particularly in Nazi ideology and later in far-right rhetoric. It has been revived in modern political discourse, especially around the 2016 U.S. election.
Claimed	Globalists are international elites who conspire to weaken or dismantle Western society. They use their international connections and control over corporations to enhance their power. The term 'globalist' is a coded reference to Jewish people, implying they have allegiance to a worldwide order rather than their home countries. Globalists are behind the New World Order.
Evidence / consensus	The term 'globalist' in conspiratorial contexts is recognized as an antisemitic dog whistle. There is no evidence of a coordinated globalist conspiracy; the term is used to promote hatred and is not based on factual claims.

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Noted as a linguistic dog whistle. The antisemitic connotation is well-documented, and the term is often used to imply a shadowy elite without evidence.

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