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ididntknow · 56-60, M
America is the problem, not Russia or China
ArishMell · 70-79, M
@ididntknow Which problem to whom: is the USA planning to invade Eastern Russia then?.
ididntknow · 56-60, M
@ArishMell Have a look at how many countries America have invaded, starting with Vietnam, Angola, Iraq, Syria, Somalia, etc etc, ok, they might have made up excuses to invade them, using the mainstream media to back them up, in their excuses, but invade them they did, now they’d like to invade Russia and China, but I fear they are too strong for America to deal with, yes, all the troubles of the world are down to the American empire, NATO expansion and the military industrial complex, America think they run the world, but no longer,
ArishMell · 70-79, M
@ididntknow Despite the USA's misguided and mainly solo involvements in other countries' wars from Vietnam onwards, usually failing to achieve its aims,I don't believe for one moment it wants to "invade" either Russia or China! Even if it could.
As for NATO expansion only two countries have joined since the end of the Cold War - Sweden and Finland - in response to Russia invading Ukraine giving them justifiable "are we next?" fears, and they asked to join of their own free will. Just as did Poland, etc.
"All the troubles of the world"? Hardly
I do agree that America has long thought itself the world's Number-One nation, trying to foist her own ways of politics, economics and culture onto every one else, cherry-picking their industries and cultures for herself; but is now fading. I think much of that is down to her own domestic infighting, commercial competition, and other countries fed up with the USA trying to tell them how to live.
Although presently in economic difficulties, the present Number Two country manoeuvering to be Number One - and with a strong chance of succeeding over the next few decades - is the People's Republic of China. She has a huge advantage over the USA and everyone else: a coherent, cohesive and ruthless system designed for permanency, not wavered by elections every few years, and the skill and patience to make it happen.
As for NATO expansion only two countries have joined since the end of the Cold War - Sweden and Finland - in response to Russia invading Ukraine giving them justifiable "are we next?" fears, and they asked to join of their own free will. Just as did Poland, etc.
"All the troubles of the world"? Hardly
I do agree that America has long thought itself the world's Number-One nation, trying to foist her own ways of politics, economics and culture onto every one else, cherry-picking their industries and cultures for herself; but is now fading. I think much of that is down to her own domestic infighting, commercial competition, and other countries fed up with the USA trying to tell them how to live.
Although presently in economic difficulties, the present Number Two country manoeuvering to be Number One - and with a strong chance of succeeding over the next few decades - is the People's Republic of China. She has a huge advantage over the USA and everyone else: a coherent, cohesive and ruthless system designed for permanency, not wavered by elections every few years, and the skill and patience to make it happen.
newjaninev2 · 56-60, F
ididntknow · 56-60, M
@newjaninev2 All over the world, over 800 military bases around the world,
newjaninev2 · 56-60, F
@ididntknow Accepting an citation and being welcome is not building an empire.
Invading the sovereign democracy of Ukraine murdering its men, women, children, and babies - that's empire-building.
Invading the sovereign democracy of Ukraine murdering its men, women, children, and babies - that's empire-building.