Where and how do you draw a line?
I think the argument isn't about what is a patriot or a nationalist or a globalist, really. I think the argument is do you want a country that that is governed by the people through elected officials or do you want a country governed by an elite who are not answerable to the people? Now, cynics will say, "well, all political representatives are bought and paid for by special interests and don't give a damn about the people." That can be true, but the people still have the power to kick 'em out; whereas, an unelected political elite is virtually untouchable.
BB's view, as I understand it, is that a supranational globalist body is the best way to ensure peace and prosperity...for Germany, which directly benefits him. {Is that accurate, BB? } Notice his ultimate aim is self-interest, which is to live in peace and prosper. Who doesn't want that? BB's aims are normal and good.
The question is, does a supranational globalist political-economical regime really provide that in the long run? Will a supranational elite be sensitive to your needs? How will a supranational regime effect the distinct cultures it governs? How does a supranational regime effect local economies? How do you hold the supranational regime accountable?