I think so!

The concept is about maintaining national borders and identities for stability, curbing excessive corporate influence on our political systems/production systems/environment, embracing high technology and automation.

For more details:

I'm pro human rights, as per the UN (regardless of ethnicity/sexual orientation/et c).

I'm not a historical revisionist, so I do not deny that ~ 6 M Jews and 6-7 M other people were systematically killed by the Third Reich. I believe that those killings were abhorrent, and simply wrong in many different ways.

What I think humanity should do is:

• Keep the current national borders, and not create new "coalitions" (like the EU) because it forces very different people together in ways that they are incompatible in.

• Maintain formal international organizations for the sake of international peace and security, while maintaining local national integrity and independence.

• Recognize the faults of majority-based voting systems, as they are fundamentally undemocratic and de facto fascist (as democratic voting systems are only stable because the majority is more powerful than the minority), and instead replacing them with mostly consensus-based technocratic regimes.

• The individual rights will be somewhat diminished, for the sake of both the society and the individual, since most individuals do not seem to know what is best for them (in terms of obesity, smoking, lack of exercise, different kinds of addiction, et c).

• Corporate rights will be diminished in order to safeguard human rights, as well as environmental rights. Extreme healthcare costs will be removed, and same thing goes for costs of medicine. Corporations will need to be kept in check to the extent that it is possible, in order to safeguard worker's rights, our political system (safeguards against lobbying) as well as the state of our planet.

• Socialize a great amount of the means of production (because this is the most cost-effective thing to do), while at the same time allowing healthy corporate entities to work in conjunction with the governmental system.