What future does the US want? Bankrupt empire, or prosperous, peaceful nation?

The US hypothetically seeking a constructive role among nations rather than seeking dominance over them is for a nation that wants to be stable. The current US strategy is driven by a desire to be supreme. Historically, when a great power chooses supremacy over stability, the transition to a new international order usually happens through a major crisis – like a world war – rather than a “grand bargain.”

If the US can’t move towards a multipolar world by choice, it will happen by compulsion.  China, Russia and Iran and a hundred other countries are ready to move on.  The rest will find themselves playing catch up.

Countries like Iran, Russia and China have had enough of playing America’s games of threat.  America wants to be all powerful in the world, at least the Satanic Cult does that currently controls the USA.  The Pentagon and the US Armed Forces should ensure they are not used to no purpose other than killing children to satisfy the demons that are the actual controllers of the Satanic Cult..

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🇺🇸🇵🇰🇨🇳 US Dirty War on China: US-backed Terrorist Kill 16 in Pakistan as Part of Years-Long Campaign to Target China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (part of China’s BRI) As the US pretended to engage in diplomacy with China, US-backed terrorists have been/still are attacking Chinese citizens, Chinese investments, and diplomatic missions around the world – including in Pakistan, Myanmar, and Afghanistan – all as part of an ADMITTED campaign to target and disrupt China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
This most recent attack reported on by FT admits: “A bombing near a railway track in Quetta in south-western Pakistan killed at least 16 people and injured dozens more, according to state media. The Balochistan Liberation Army, a separatist group, claimed “full responsibility” for the attack, which they said had targeted a train carrying security personnel, according to a statement from the group that was seen by the FT.” and that: “The BLA has also targeted China-backed infrastructure  and Chinese workers in the region, including the Gwadar Port, the flagship of the $62bn China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. CPEC is a centrepiece of Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s Belt and Road overseas infrastructure investment programme.”
As far back as 2011, US policymakers discussed using BLA to target BRI projects in Pakistan – like in the National Interest piece titled, “Free Baluchistan” which says: “Pakistan has given China a base at Gwadar in the heart of Baluch territory. So an independent Baluchistan would serve U.S. strategic interests…” Ever since, the US has backed armed militants across Eurasia to target and destroy Chinese projects, kill Chinese citizens, and even have attempted to assassinate Chinese diplomats in what is a US dirty war on China. Don’t listen to what the US is saying, watch what it and its proxies are doing… Sources: FT: https://archive.ph/WhWII#selection-20… National Interest: https://nationalinterest.org/feature/…

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