The poem portrays globalism as an evil, anti-biblical force driven by corrupt oligarchs and courts that erode national borders for power and greed. It depicts this ideology as demonic, defying God’s will, and ensnaring the world with false promises. However, it asserts that the faithful will resist, preserving their nations’ sovereignty and divine truth against this unholy tide.

The world lies open, borders torn apart,
By oligarchs who crave a single reign,
Their courts corrupt, they twist the law’s old heart,
To serve a creed where godless shadows gain.
An ideology, unholy, spreads its wings,
Defying scripture’s call to guard the land,
It whispers wealth, but coils with serpent strings,
A demon’s grip in every open hand.
Yet still the faithful see through gilded lies,
The nations’ souls are not for sale or trade,
In heaven’s name, their spirit shall arise,
To cast off chains by global hands arrayed.
For borders blessed by God shall stand secure,
Against this tide, His truth will long endure.