When the Soviet Union fell apart, there was much talk from the US of a multi-polar world, where Washington would be just one influential player among many – a world where an autonomous India would play a vital role. It was nice sounding talk. But that’s all it was – talk. In the wake of the collapse of the USSR, the US has been hell-bent on achieving global superiority.

The US’s orbit of influence has extended throughout Eastern Europe and into many of the former Soviet states in central Asia. While Bush senior was mouthing media-friendly words about multi-polarity, Dick Cheney was at the same time stating that the US sought world domination. Look no further to see the US track record by casting your mind back to events in the former Yugoslavia, Libya and Iraq. Look no further to see its role currently in Yemen, Afghanistan, Syria and Pakistan. To date, the US has been responsible for millions of deaths and maimings in its quest for superiority, but its project now appears to be reaching a critical point.

Unfortunately for the Obama regime, it’s no longer the early 1990s when the US believed it reined supreme and Russia was in disarray and China still relatively weak. China has emerged as a genuine global player and Russia has a new-found confidence under Putin. If China and Russia thought Libya was worth sacrificing, they regard the more significant Syria as a different matter entirely.

A former Soviet ally that still has strong links with Russia, Syria plays host to Russia’s only naval base outside of the former USSR. That in itself is something the Russians think is worth defending, given their build up of naval forces in the eastern Mediterranean and their military hardware supplies to Syria. Both Russia and China know that if the US, its allies and its proxy Free Syrian Army topple the Assad government, all roads then lead to Tehran.

But the US will not stop with Iran. Moscow and Beijing are also firmly in Washington’s plans for destabilisation too via exploiting political and ethnic divisions, especially in the border regions of Russia and China. It’s a high-stakes game because some within the Pentagon think it’s better to draw China into a military conflict now, when it can still be defeated, rather than later.

Of course, Washington knows that if military confrontation can be avoided, even better. And, to this end, much US foreign policy is now directed towards undermining China’s growth and outman
When the Soviet Union fell apart, there was much talk from the US of a multi - pivotal populace, where Washington would be just one influential player among many – a world where an autonomous India would act a vital role. It was decent sounding talk. But that ’s all it was – speak. In the wake of the collapse of the USSR, the US has been sin - bent on achieving global superiority. 

 The US ’s eye socket of influence has extended throughout Eastern Europe and into many of the former Soviet states in central Asia. While Bush senior was talk media - friendly words about multi - polarity, Dick Cheney was at the like time stating that the US seek world domination. search no further to see the US track record by casting your judgment back to events in the former Yugoslavia, Libya and Iraq. Look no further to see its role currently in Yemen, Afghanistan, Syria and Pakistan. To date, the US has been responsible for millions of deaths and maimings in its quest for superiority, but its project now appears to be reaching a critical point. 

 Unfortunately for the Obama government, it ’s no longer the early 1990s when the US believed it rule supreme and Russia was in confusion and China even relatively weak. China has emerged as a actual global musician and Russia has a new - detect confidence under Putin. If China and Russia thought Libya was worth sacrificing, they involve the more significant Syria as a different matter entirely. 

 A erstwhile Soviet ally that still induce strong links with Russia, Syria plays host to Russia ’s only naval root outside of the former USSR. That in itself is something the Russians think is worth defend, given their build up of naval forces in the eastern Mediterranean and their military hardware supply to Syria. Both Russia and China know that if the US, its allies and its proxy Free Syrian Army tumble the Assad government, all roads then lead to Tehran. 

 But the US will not stop with Iran. Moscow and Beijing are besides firmly in Washington ’s plans for destabilization too via exploiting political and ethnic divisions, especially in the molding regions of Russia and China. It ’s a high - stakes game because some within the Pentagon think it ’s better to draw China into a military conflict now, when it can however be defeated, rather than by and by. 

 Of course, Washington knows that if military confrontation can be keep off, even better. And, to this end, much US foreign policy is immediately directed towards undermining China ’s growth and outman
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When the_Soviet Union_fell apart, there was_much talk_from_the US_of_a multi-polar world,_where Washington would_be just one influential_player among many_–_a world where an autonomous India would play a vital role. It was nice_sounding_talk. But_that’s_all_it was – talk. In_the wake of the collapse_of the_USSR, the US has been hell-bent on achieving_global_superiority.

The US’s orbit_of influence has extended throughout Eastern Europe and into_many of the former Soviet states_in central Asia._While_Bush_senior was mouthing media-friendly_words about multi-polarity, Dick Cheney was_at the same time stating that_the US sought world domination. Look no_further to see the US track_record by casting your mind_back to_events in the former Yugoslavia,_Libya and Iraq._Look no_further to see_its role currently in Yemen, Afghanistan,_Syria and Pakistan._To date, the US has been_responsible_for millions of_deaths_and_maimings in_its quest for_superiority,_but its_project_now appears to be reaching a_critical_point.

Unfortunately for the Obama regime, it’s no_longer the early 1990s_when_the US believed it_reined supreme and Russia was_in disarray and China still relatively_weak. China_has emerged_as a genuine global player and Russia has a new-found confidence_under Putin. If China and Russia_thought Libya was worth_sacrificing, they_regard_the more significant_Syria_as a_different matter entirely.

A former Soviet ally that_still has_strong links with Russia, Syria plays_host to Russia’s only_naval_base outside of the former USSR._That in itself is something the_Russians think is worth defending,_given_their_build up of naval forces_in the eastern Mediterranean and their_military hardware supplies_to Syria. Both Russia and China know_that_if the US, its allies and_its_proxy Free Syrian Army topple the_Assad_government,_all roads then lead to_Tehran.

But the US will not stop_with Iran. Moscow and Beijing are also firmly in_Washington’s plans for_destabilisation too via exploiting political_and_ethnic_divisions, especially in the border regions of Russia and China._It’s a_high-stakes game because_some within the Pentagon think it’s better to draw China_into a military conflict now, when it_can still be defeated, rather than later.

Of course, Washington knows that_if military confrontation can be avoided, even better._And, to this end, much US foreign_policy is now directed_towards_undermining China’s growth and outman