Global Order in RESET Armageddon Mode – Legit

The U.S. Is Going to Lose Its Prestige Fast

I’m in my early 40s and all I’ve ever known is a world in which the United States calls the shots.

My parents used to tell me about the bi-polar world of two giant superpowers, but because I was 10 years old when the Soviet Union collapsed and all I vividly remember are American values everywhere I went, I can’t imagine a global order where two regimes co-exist.

We all know the United States didn’t manage the world in a just way, when it became the sole superpower.

It went ahead and exerted its power on weak countries, waged unpopular wars, made new enemies and then lived to regret those wars.

It failed.

And, while it was committing these errors, it also disregarded other powerful nations and their demands.

It didn’t pay attention to Putin’s anger and growing frustration with American dominance, and it wasn’t fully attuned to China’s growth or to the other voices telling America that it is running the world selfishly rather than generously.

The rubber met the road when some U.S. allies became annoyed, which delegitimized the entire structure. This has brought us to a point where the West is effectively led by politicians who are not unified.

I can’t find a single case of a leader who is accepted by the majority, loved by many and is praised for his manner of conduct.

Everything I said so far applies to the military, where the U.S. is the absolute dominant, but in economic terms, it can’t rule from above.

The global economy, as I see for myself while traveling through Europe, is not U.S.-centered. Here, in Europe, if you want to conduct business, you play by their rules and, of course, the same applies to China.

The multi-polar world does exist, but not militarily… it exists economically.

This widening gap between Europe’s and Japan’s need for America to protect them, but their strict denial of American intervention in their financial affairs, is the source of Donald Trump’s anger with the burden on U.S. foreign affairs budget. This is why we believe the next stage is going to be unprecedented.

What I’m about to tell you now is what I think is a global first (maybe it isn’t, but it certainly seems like it is), and that is the rise of giant technology corporations as a new global force to be reckoned with.

Technology companies don’t have standing armies, but their products and services are more powerful than ever: Without them, the American military would have had to join the Ukrainians on the battlefield, for example. If technology companies weren’t so impactful, we couldn’t support many of our global viral trends.

I say to you that some technology companies are far more influential than any elected politician. My scary prediction is that because tech companies are further increasing in their position, they are about to clash with governments.

For the first time, the flow of misinformation is so prevalent that humans can’t build their identities without being subjected to intense quantities of shameless data that is deliberately wrong and false.

In the coming years, the rise of private companies to the status of quasi-governments will be the greatest disruptive force of the 21^st century, and will include Artificial Intelligence models more advanced than anything you’ve seen!

Protect your mind at ALL COSTS from manipulations and mind-control tactics; THINK for yourself and fact-check any important information piece before making it part of your identity.

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