Trump assesses in what order to attack other countries
The seemingly contradictory signals coming from the Trump administration merely reflect an ongoing debate within it over the order in which countries should be attacked.
US imperialism
The U.S. murdered Germany, Japan and the Asian Tigers – now it tries to persuade China to commit suicide
The U.S. knows from its experience in defeating Germany, Japan, and the Asian Tigers that a decisive way to slow a competitors growth rate is to get it to reduce its level of investment. The problem for the U.S. is that it has no means to force China to reduce its level of investment.
The US’s forever war against Somalia
Biden has recently redeployed hundreds of US troops to Somalia.
US involvement in Somalia and in the larger Horn of Africa region is about more than counter-terrorism operations. It is also about curtailing China’s growing influence.
Madrid summit makes it clear: NATO is the enemy of peace
At the NATO summit Stoltenberg admitted that plans against Russia had been brewing for years. “The reality is that we also have been preparing for this since 2014…”. Aggression against Russia is set to continue in a multi-pronged economic, military and diplomatic offensive.
What is propelling the U.S. into increasing international military aggression?
The fundamental challenge facing the US is that it is relentlessly losing in peaceful economic competition to China. The US therefore cannot maintain its global dominance through economic means and so it is increasing stepping up its use of political and military aggression to try to stop China’s economic rise.
Trump steps up offensive against Iran with assassination of military commander
The assassination of Iranian General Soleimani, on Iraqi territory, by the US government has created the threat of a new and devastating war in the Middle East.