The Biden Administration’s WW3 Strategy
Why is the Biden Administration fueling the flames in Ukraine and Taiwan; why are they so determined to pick a fight with Russia and China and at the same time too.
Is it all part of a strategy to set off World War Three; at least this is what the hubris looks like from the outside looking in.
After a relatively quiet four years on the geopolitical front the ‘ol Military Industrial Complex and partners are snapping into action.
You have to wonder about the timing though, the US is not in good shape with its internal strife; oh and it’s bankrupt as well with challenges to the Dollar’s global dominance and the Fiat Financial System ongoing, so just maybe that’s the reason right there.
Just like that timeless truism that goes something like this; first trade wars then currency wars then real wars, well, it reverberates at this hour like never before.
Talk of World War Three isn’t anything new, a few news platforms accuse the bumbling Biden Administration of trying to kick start a global war.
All that’s left is the burning question; is there a strategy to it all and if so how are they hoping this will pan out.
What if there is a method to their madness that’s somehow missed in the translation or their muddling ways of going about things.
A Two-part Strategy
Ukraine and Taiwan are the prime targets in the bigger and better global proxy wars against Russia and China.
Always pay attention to the rhetoric; Washington has provided a pretext for their plan of action singling out Russia and China as a threat to US allies; this blame-game risks spinning out of control into an all-out war between nuclear powers.
This demonstrates just how out of touch the Biden Administration is with world realities; but more than this it’s as if some type of hubristic madness has possessed them.
They like to portray Russia as the aggressor, they achieve this goal by ignoring Ukrainian provocation; especially the episode nearly four weeks ago; when Ukraine amassed troops at the Russian border.
What’s more, Ukraine didn’t act alone; the US and its military arm NATO were behind the provocation.
In Taiwan, Biden is following the same policy under the previous Trump and Obama administrations; that of military buildup bordering Chinese territory.
This week, a U.S. guided-missile destroyer passed through the Taiwan Strait; the fourth since Biden took office.
This is normally followed up by provocative declarations along the lines of; the US will defend Taiwan in the event of a Chinese invasion.
It’s all about preserving dominance
The US plan is to thwart the rise of Russia and China and a multipolar world in favor of a unipolar one.
Simply put, the US doesn’t like the idea of any new political set up where it doesn’t get to run the show.
But the times they are a changing.
Pay attention because the following statement is pivotal:
Hegemony (Control) is premised on dominance in Asia and Europe.
This sums up the basis for American foreign policy in the region as of now.
But there’s more, a geopolitical analyst plays the ‘what if’ game and it’s an eye opener; it’s a predicator of not only what’s in store around the corner but where we are now.
What if a challenger or group of challengers manages to dislodge the US from Europe and Asia?
This could happen, for example, if Russia provoked a land war in Europe that exposed U.S. commitments to its Eastern European allies as empty promises.
Alternatively, China could overrun a U.S. ally in East Asia or manage to coerce its neighbors to abandon America’s hub-and-spoke regional security architecture.
Last but not least; if an alliance of Eurasian powers made it strategically untenable for the United States to maintain a credible overseas military presence.
Which way will it be?
