Alexander Dugin nails it. Where he previously lauded Ttump’s new outreach toward peace, he (like many of us) has pulled back the curtain on this theater of the absurd. Trump has unwittingly ignited the very fire his hyperbolic agenda sought to extinguish. Whatever the analogy is for today’s economic decline compared to the industrial rust belt, we in the west are in it. Only those (and I am writing in the USA) living in a fragile bubble of wealth are temporarily immune to the surrounding impoverishment.
One repeated comment made by Russia and China about multi-polarity is that it's "unstoppable." They don't say that because they insist on ramming it down the world's throat, but because it's the natural order of things. It's the way humanity will prosper into the future.
Trump was never consciously working towards multi-polarity, even when he took steps which accelerated its advent. It's not in his thinking at all. He wants America to dominate the world, not to be an equal partner in it.
It's true. BRICS is Trump's tar baby. BRICS at this time is just a forum for discussion on how to conduct trade between individual nations outside the Western banking exchange and messaging system. It's innocuous to American economic success, especially at this point in time, but Trump in picking a fight is getting stuck in a conflict that he doesn't need to go near.
TRUMP HAS SAID THAT HE ALREADY KNOWS SANCTIONS DON'T WORK. SO WHAT DOES HE DO? HE STARTS THROWING PUNCHES ANYWAY.
"Whether you like it or not, the future of humanity belongs to Xi Jinping, Modi, and Putin."
I do not see a single Western leader that comes close to the qualities that those individuals bring to the table. To the degree that they can influence humanity's future, it appears to be in good hands.
NATO is fractured, the European Union is paralyzed by its own contradictions, and Israel’s constant posturing only deepens instability without yielding genuine strength. By contrast, the emergence of a Eurasian counterbalance,led by Russia, China, and India, and reinforced by the Islamic world , represents the natural correction of global power. Multipolarity is no longer a vision but a reality, and those clinging to the old order, including Trump’s America, have only accelerated the transition they sought to prevent.
With all due respect, you are underestimating Trump. Yes, it is possible Putin will choose to align with India and China, but they are even less trustworthy potential allies than the USA has been the last 80 years.
Trump has nearly completed withdrawing the U.S. from the evil bastards in the City of London and Davos. He has already ended the Marshall Plan, and laying the foundation to leave NATO and Basel 3.
The US$ stable coin, USDT, is used by 420 million people in the emerging markets and many international U.S. businesses transact in USDT, starving and avoiding the City of London fees and manipulation of every currency transaction. Russia doesn’t have a bond market remotely close to the depth and size of the U.S. Treasury market. No freedom-loving person would use a stable coin from India or China, where lying is a cultural feature, not a bug. It could never maintain par without massive state intervention. Even the Turkish military is paying its soldiers in USDT as the lira crashes under Erdogan to prevent mass defections.
The most natural, geographic and historical allyship is between the U.S. and Russia, spanning the Arctic circle and connecting the two countries via the Bering Strait. There is a lot of work to be done, but a U.S./Russia alliance is the world’s best chance at peace. My wager is that Modi’s duplicity will drive Putin and Xi bonkers.
Alexander Dugin nails it. Where he previously lauded Ttump’s new outreach toward peace, he (like many of us) has pulled back the curtain on this theater of the absurd. Trump has unwittingly ignited the very fire his hyperbolic agenda sought to extinguish. Whatever the analogy is for today’s economic decline compared to the industrial rust belt, we in the west are in it. Only those (and I am writing in the USA) living in a fragile bubble of wealth are temporarily immune to the surrounding impoverishment.
One repeated comment made by Russia and China about multi-polarity is that it's "unstoppable." They don't say that because they insist on ramming it down the world's throat, but because it's the natural order of things. It's the way humanity will prosper into the future.
Trump was never consciously working towards multi-polarity, even when he took steps which accelerated its advent. It's not in his thinking at all. He wants America to dominate the world, not to be an equal partner in it.
It's true. BRICS is Trump's tar baby. BRICS at this time is just a forum for discussion on how to conduct trade between individual nations outside the Western banking exchange and messaging system. It's innocuous to American economic success, especially at this point in time, but Trump in picking a fight is getting stuck in a conflict that he doesn't need to go near.
TRUMP HAS SAID THAT HE ALREADY KNOWS SANCTIONS DON'T WORK. SO WHAT DOES HE DO? HE STARTS THROWING PUNCHES ANYWAY.
"Whether you like it or not, the future of humanity belongs to Xi Jinping, Modi, and Putin."
I do not see a single Western leader that comes close to the qualities that those individuals bring to the table. To the degree that they can influence humanity's future, it appears to be in good hands.
we from smaller nation likes a multipolar system but free from a new system called EU
NATO is fractured, the European Union is paralyzed by its own contradictions, and Israel’s constant posturing only deepens instability without yielding genuine strength. By contrast, the emergence of a Eurasian counterbalance,led by Russia, China, and India, and reinforced by the Islamic world , represents the natural correction of global power. Multipolarity is no longer a vision but a reality, and those clinging to the old order, including Trump’s America, have only accelerated the transition they sought to prevent.
With all due respect, you are underestimating Trump. Yes, it is possible Putin will choose to align with India and China, but they are even less trustworthy potential allies than the USA has been the last 80 years.
Trump has nearly completed withdrawing the U.S. from the evil bastards in the City of London and Davos. He has already ended the Marshall Plan, and laying the foundation to leave NATO and Basel 3.
The US$ stable coin, USDT, is used by 420 million people in the emerging markets and many international U.S. businesses transact in USDT, starving and avoiding the City of London fees and manipulation of every currency transaction. Russia doesn’t have a bond market remotely close to the depth and size of the U.S. Treasury market. No freedom-loving person would use a stable coin from India or China, where lying is a cultural feature, not a bug. It could never maintain par without massive state intervention. Even the Turkish military is paying its soldiers in USDT as the lira crashes under Erdogan to prevent mass defections.
The most natural, geographic and historical allyship is between the U.S. and Russia, spanning the Arctic circle and connecting the two countries via the Bering Strait. There is a lot of work to be done, but a U.S./Russia alliance is the world’s best chance at peace. My wager is that Modi’s duplicity will drive Putin and Xi bonkers.
Multipolarity hardens under pressure. You love to see it!