Syria’s Flawed Elections Reveal Danger of Globalist Interference and Lessons for America’s Sovereignty

On a tense Sunday in Damascus, Syria conducted its first parliamentary elections since the ouster of longtime autocrat Bashar Assad. But don’t be fooled by headlines touting progress — these carefully orchestrated votes reveal more about power consolidation and foreign-backed political engineering than genuine democratic renewal.Is This Election a Step Forward or a Globalist-Driven Façade?Under heavy security presence, with no direct popular vote, only an elite electoral college was allowed to choose two-thirds of the assembly seats; the rest were appointed by interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa. More tellingly, key regions including Kurdish-controlled territories and Sweida province were excluded from voting...