On a second reading I think you may be right. I asked GROK for an interpretation and it seemed to agree with the binary one or the other.

The analysis suggesting that it's either globalism or America prevailing is based on a careful reading of General Michael Flynn's X post. Flynn describes the current situation as a struggle between globalism and radicalized Islamism on one side and elements of Judaism and Christianity on the other, with America being the last bastion of freedom in this conflict.

In the post, Flynn does not explicitly state that both globalism and America could prevail together. Instead, he outlines two scenarios: one where globalism prevails and the other where the American people do. This structure suggests a binary outcome, where either globalism or America (and its ideals) will ultimately prevail.

The phrase "America's future" in Flynn's X post implies a focus on the future of the United States in this global context, further supporting the interpretation that the struggle is between globalism and America, rather than a scenario where both could coexist and "prevail" simultaneously.