1. The Unspoken Background to Our Reality
The United States of America 🇺🇸 has always been expansionistic. The original Thirteen States were established by the previous sovereign authority as colonies. They united under two "Continental Congresses" and indeed by "America" the Continental Congresses meant the landmass from the Arctic to Tierra del Fuego. Certainly the United States of America 🇺🇸 was meant to continue the colonization of land by white settlers throughout North America, if not South America.
The future that came to pass was different. Expansion into Canada 🇨🇦 was stopped by the British Army. Expansion south of the Rio Grande was stopped by the difficulty of relocating densely populated nonwhite peasants as opposed to lightly populated nonwhite foragers. In general, the age of settler colonialism was replaced by exploitation colonialism by Big Business of lucrative operations in the Caribbean and the Asia-Pacific regions. Psychologically a mood in the American people emerged that now America was venturing into not-America, that American imperialism was more real than ever before. This made sentiments among the masses of anti-imperialism a consistent, enduring and ongoing factor for the first time.
2. The Cognitive Dissonance Arises.
The long-established insiders in the USA's halls of power continued their desire to expand their power over ever more territory. Amongst their citizenry, the traditional mental & physical habits associated with the old model of American expansionism were becoming obsolete. The solution to this paradox by the long-established insiders was another paradox. On the one hand, conservatism among White Americans (previously synonymous with We The People) was mobilized by the insiders to maintain the Superpower status of their nation in geopolitics, the better to force the rest of humanity into a One World 🌎 Order. On the other hand, liberal reformism in the form of civil rights and mass migration is promoted so that gradually (hopefully in sync with the subjugation of the world 🌎) the identity and institutions of Americana are merged into a globalist human identity--as American insiders work with the insiders of other nations, their one consistent ideology is globalism.