That’s what you believe but all indicators are saying otherwise. We can’t forget that America never entered world war 2 until late and possibly never would have if Japan didn’t attack? And undisputed that it took Russia to come out on the side it did, had Germany not have turned on their agreement, things would have been different. In terms of stability since, they went into a cold war not long after and you’d have to ask countries that they have imposed themselves whether they are better off and whether the embassies have achieved much? My guess would be not judging by how the world views them. That’s an interesting view in the paragraph regarding the Middle East, who’s better off from taking their oil, and better for who with their interference? Passing the mantle to China, I don’t see it as passing but rather they’ve dropped it. A failed experiment of capitalism masquerading as democracy. Democratic capitalism if you will, Mamdani is experimenting with Democratic socialism which will be interesting to see how the experiment goesAll very good points and well articulated.
Looking back in history - the Louisiana purchase, Hawaii and Alaska. I feel Greenland is trumps version where in 100 years time no one will care about the how.
Would we have had the peace and stability since WW2 (basically the only time of peace in human history) if the US hadn’t imposed its will around the world, covered the world in US bases and projected its power when needed? Some pain for an overall gain?
Would the Middle East and Islam be running the world now based on oil, without Americas constant interference and would that be a good thing?
That US debt is possible forcing some of the actions we’re seeing today (oil grabs). What’s the solution?
I believe the US is in the process of passing the mantle to China. A lot of the ‘making American great stuff’ is an emotional reaction to that that has enabled trump.
These are interesting times. I don’t have the answers but I find it all fascinating from a historical view point.
