Putting politics into perspective in our Godless and Postmodern era

Many of us long for deliverance from a political class which has come to owe its allegiance not to the nation it governs but rather to unelected extranational interests. We see unelected global players such as NATO, the WHO, the WEF in Davos, the World Bank, the UN and EU, and other multinational conglomerates which are both indebted to and controlled by these extranational interests dictating to us how we ought to govern ourselves. We are also witnessing government constantly pandering to ideologies so bizarre and foreign to us that we must conclude that they are antithetical to our very way of life. Inevitably we may come to feel disassociated from a system of government which no longer resembles representative democracy under parliamentary oversite. Here in Canada the executive branch of government now deliberately hinders and impedes the work of parliament while undermining the Rule of Law and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

So, we must ask, who or what can deliver us from such powerful international forces since our own elected leaders not only have not stopped this erosion of our national sovereignty and representative democracy but have actively cooperated with its demise? I often talk about the Grand Narrative and look to the history of how that narrative has played out in the past. The Jews thought that Christ had come to deliver them from Roman rule. Their own king was a mere puppet leader, a Quisling if you will, whose real loyalty was to Rome. The Jewish Sanhedrin, the Pharisees, and the Sadducees had failed to defend the actual Spirit of the Torah and the Talmud. The people of Israel were in desperate need of a deliverer. But they weren’t willing to change their carnal ways for God to deliver them and so they were given over to tyranny. All tyranny is the result of our own moral failures, mine, and yours.

From https://www.gotquestions.org/Jews-reject-Jesus.html
“Why do most Jews reject Jesus as the Messiah?
ANSWER:
The Jews rejected Jesus because He failed, in their eyes, to do what they expected their Messiah to do—destroy evil and all their enemies and establish an eternal kingdom with Israel as the preeminent nation in the world. The prophecies in Isaiah 53 and Psalm 22 describe a suffering Messiah who would be persecuted and killed, but the Jews chose to focus instead on those prophecies that discuss His glorious victories, not His crucifixion.

So, if we long for deliverance in our hour of need we must first look to ourselves. We need to understand that hoping that elections will solve our moral, spiritual, and philosophical crisis without confronting our own failings is to do as the Jews did in the time of Christ. They rejected their Messiah because they thought He would put an end to Roman rule without them dealing first with their own failures to live as they were commanded by God. If we are to put an end to this globalist takedown of the West, we must first repent and turn away from our own sin before we will ever see the Kingdom of God here on earth. And that is a word of warning I know few will receive and many will laugh at. So be it, I write these things knowing that my words are not winning friends or influencing people, rather I write them because they are true.
And, to add clarity, I have stated these things not because I am a paragon of virtue but because I am equally guilty and therefore must look to myself to ensure that I am living rightly in an age driven mad by Postmodern relativism where nothing is deemed to be true.