Absolutely. We need a globalized liberty movement in all countries, as Ironic as that may sound considering the anti-globalist sentiments of some users here.
After all, at the end of the day, this isn't just about American Liberty. It's about Human liberty, and people of all countries and faiths can learn something from the US founders. It was the USA, after all, that inspired other countries to demand independence from European Imperialists and set up Democracies of their own. And the Representative form of government as an idea spread to all corners of the Earth without the USA having to lift a finger. As such, this is the greatest argument for non-intervention and focusing resources on our own prosperity instead of the prosperity of other countries (which our military currently does with its base presence).
In a way, globalization isn't such a bad thing if the foundation of global government is fundamentally rooted in principles of Liberty similar to our own, and checks and balances are established not only in the public sector, but the private sector as well. The trick is preventing the tendency toward centralization of power in both the public and private sectors, which is something we Americans are still working on unfortunately.
