The state of the art of global geopolitics has proven, in recent months, much more dynamic than one might have expected. In all the major geopolitical chessboards (Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa) events are generating major changes in the regional and, consequently, global balance of power. In Eastern Europe, the advance of the Russian army and the crumbling of what remains of the NATO/Ukrainian army are creating the conditions for a defeat of immense proportions for the West (with devastating consequences, for the reasons already expressed on this blog, for the Western financial system and for the dollar-centric system of world trade). In short, the defeat on the battlefield in Ukraine (now certain in our opinion) is destined to a profound reset of the global financial system with consequent impoverishment of the West and a profound reduction in its geopolitical and economic weight in the world. Far from representing only a regional conflict, the war in Ukraine is in truth a showdown to the death between East and West. And if the latter is not able to prevail militarily (with consequent regime change in Russia) there will be little hope for Washington to maintain the global financial status quo and the power and wealth that derive from it. And which allow it to invest massively in regime change processes throughout the world when a state entity opposes it. As has just happened in Syria, for example. Where it is more than evident that the fall of Assad was only possible thanks to fifth columns in the Syrian army. Defections and betrayals of the army’s high commands obtained, evidently, thanks to generous rewards from the Western establishment. The operation, geopolitically understood, was nevertheless a success for Washington and Tel Aviv, which in this way broke the encirclement that Tehran and its allies had managed to build around the state of Israel and which was threatening its economy and regional supremacy. Russia and Iran, with the loss of control of Syria, have emerged decidedly weakened on the Middle Eastern geopolitical chessboard. And this says a lot about how determined the West is to fight to the end to maintain its hegemony on the planet. In Africa, in the silence of the media, the slow but inexorable process of weakening France (and the European Union) in the former colonies of the French empire continues. In fact, Chad, Ivory Coast and Senegal have formalized in Paris the request for the withdrawal of French troops from their territories. This could soon bring the three countries closer to the orbit of Moscow and Beijing, just as many other states of the former French empire have already done. With obvious repercussions on the influence and power of Paris and Brussels on these territories (whose huge mineral resources can no longer be exploited). The ongoing world war therefore appears bloodier than ever.
World power: Beyond the curtain that covers the scene
WORLD POWER: THE WORLD WAR CONTINUES AND IT WILL BE DIFFICULT TO STOP
The Western financial system, close to bankruptcy, is desperately trying to save itself with the use of military force and with the attempt to bring about regime change in Russia, Iran. Countries that oppose, together with China, the global geopolitical, geoeconomic and financial status quo. The enormous investment made for this purpose is, however, in fact, worsening the state of finances of Western countries that continue to issue debt and print money in an uncontrolled manner. All this is largely due to the costs of the war dynamics as they have manifested themselves in recent years. And we are not just talking about the war in Eastern Europe but also that in the Red Sea where the deployment of Western fleets has its costs. Which, combined with a depressed economic dynamic, puts Western finances in an unprecedented state of fragility. The time factor is becoming fundamental for the realization of the geopolitical and geostrategic objectives of Washington and London. But in the immediate future there does not seem to be any possibility that these will be achieved. Especially in Eastern Europe where it does not seem possible to prevail over the Russian army and much less to achieve a change of leadership in the Kremlin. Because, let us remember, this is the real objective of the USA and the UK in this particular historical moment. To make Russia a vassal state of the Anglo-Saxon empire and deprive Beijing of its most precious ally (and supplier of raw materials) in order to weaken its economic, geopolitical and geostrategic position. Which would make it possible for the Anglo-Saxon hegemony over the world to continue. We have already expressed our opinion on this geopolitical and geostrategic vision. And expressed the reasons why it seems unrealizable to us. But it is obvious that Washington and London do not think so. And it is obvious that the war will have to continue in order to achieve the goals set by the Western establishment. That is, to maintain Western hegemony over the world.