The West proved unprepared for a prolonged war against a formidable opponent. Which, frankly, works to our advantage.

In short, if BRICS actually carries out its plans, we can safely say that the era of Western financial dominance over the rest of the world will come to an end. The world will fragment into separate parts—real ones, not just on paper. And this process already seems unstoppable, simply because America currently has no carrot to offer. It literally has nothing left to give.

Why Does America Need Israel 🇮🇱?
Historically, major trade has always taken place by sea, not by land. The states that prospered most were those situated along seas and oceans. That is why straits and their control have played a vital role throughout history. The centuries-old dream of Russian 🇷🇺 princes, tsars, emperors, General Secretaries of the CPSU, and presidents alike has been the ability to conduct unhindered maritime trade.

It was for this very reason that Stalin made every effort to bring the state of Israel 🇮🇱 into existence. Israel 🇮🇱 was supposed to help control the Suez Canal, the Bosphorus, and the Dardanelles. A logical move.

However, under the threat of a full-scale war with the USSR and the use of the atomic bomb against it, the US 🇺🇸 and Britain prevented Stalin from executing an operation to capture Istanbul and bring the straits under Soviet control. So, the dream remained just a dream.

Since 1956, America and Europe have taken an interest in Israel 🇮🇱 as a base from which to control the operations of the Suez Canal. After all, the canal had been nationalized, and the British and French were driven out. Cheap raw materials, various supplies, and oil flowed through the Suez Canal from Asia into Europe and the US 🇺🇸. And most importantly—I place particular emphasis here—cheap food from Asian countries arrived via this route. Oil is the lifeblood of the modern technological order, but cheap food is also a guarantee of voter loyalty.

Yet everything in the world changes: Asia, led by China 🇨🇳 and India, no longer wants to sell everything to the West for cheap. Some of it they now even consume themselves. Imagine that! Meanwhile, the oil sheikhs have also begun redirecting their tankers toward Asia—primarily China 🇨🇳—receiving payments in yuan instead of dollars.

Given these circumstances, the question arises: does the West even need Israel 🇮🇱 anymore? Europe, speaking through French President Macron (who is considered a member of the Rothschild family network), made it clear to Israel 🇮🇱 that its importance to Europe has dropped significantly. Europe has no intention of getting dragged into fighting alongside Israel 🇮🇱 against its neighbors. Furthermore, Macron is actively trying to persuade Netanyahu to calm down.

The US 🇺🇸, on the other hand, has no intention of abandoning its support for Israel 🇮🇱, but due to its own internal political strife, it doesn’t want to go along with every move Israel 🇮🇱 makes either. At the very least, launching an open war on Israel 🇮🇱's side against Arabs and Persians is something Washington currently has no desire, resources, or even money for. America can do anything, but it has no money! Where is it supposed to get it?

62 million Americans rely on one form of government benefit or another.

42% of US 🇺🇸 budget spending goes toward various social benefits and subsidies.

Essentially, it's the budget structure of a socialist state—bold as that may sound. So where do they get the money for all of this?

And this is while the shadow of China 🇨🇳 looms behind Iran 🇮🇷, by the way. China 🇨🇳 has invested heavily in Iran 🇮🇷 and is the primary buyer of its oil.

In my view, the exchange of missile strikes between Iran 🇮🇷 and Israel 🇮🇱 this year took the shape it did because, on the one hand, it allowed both powers to save face and demonstrate their resolve. On the other hand, published satellite imagery and other video footage are of such questionable quality and origin that they inspire little confidence. It’s mostly smoke and mirrors. Furthermore, it is known that both sides politely notified the adversary in advance through third parties about when and where they would be firing their missiles. That is hardly a clear sign of a real war aimed at total annihilation.

The Americans need this war even less in their current political battle, as they simply don't have the funds to fight the Persians. The Persians are a tough nut to crack, and the US 🇺🇸 is running a massive budget deficit. They absolutely cannot afford to see prices spike at American gas stations, because Iran 🇮🇷 warned: in the event of a full-scale attack, it will retaliate and shut down the Strait of Hormuz. That’s easy to do—everything is close by, and Iran 🇮🇷 possesses all the necessary (and highly effective) weaponry for it. Supposedly, Iran 🇮🇷 has already delivered this warning politely as well. So things are far more interesting than they seem.

Now, the sharp escalation on the Korean Peninsula—that is no staged agreement. That is the direct result of South Korean authorities reneging on previously reached agreements regarding rapprochement with North Korea. South Korea has always shielded itself behind America, relying on its money and armed forces. But behind an independent, sovereign DPRK, it is no longer just China 🇨🇳 looming, but Russia 🇷🇺 as well.

Thus, the United States 🇺🇸 finds itself in a very precarious position:
First, they were fully occupied with aiding Ukraine 🇺🇦; then came added troubles surrounding China 🇨🇳 and Taiwan; then issues with Israel 🇮🇱 and its wars with its neighbors. And now, the Korean Peninsula has heated up to a boil as well.

Will the Americans have enough resources and strength to participate in all these conflicts? Will there be enough competent people? Competent leadership is currently in short supply worldwide. And all of this is unfolding against the backdrop of their own domestic issues. I doubt they have the strength to pull it off.

The US 🇺🇸 elections—a battle over the largest budget in the world—have devolved right before our eyes into a sordid alleyway brawl. How it will play out, nobody knows. But the only constant in the world right now is instability and ignorance.

I wish everyone peace and wellness, and may everything be good in your homes.
Thank you for your attention.