The American Empire is in decline, mirroring historical empires, and will cannibalize its allies to maintain hegemony over the US dollar and global resources.
With an average lifespan of 250 years, empires typically collapse quickly and overnight, leaving the US military unprepared for full-scale war against peer adversaries like Russia or China.
The Ukrainian war is effectively lost for NATO, with high desertion rates and low morale among Ukrainian soldiers, contrasting with the “holy crusade” mentality of Russian forces.
A potential US ground invasion of Iran would likely be a disaster and a short-lived distraction from the real conflict with China.
The Middle East is on the brink of major war, with Israel and Iran expected to clash before December 2025, potentially involving aerial bombardment and retaliatory strikes.
Turkey acts as a controlled opposition to Israel, playing both sides for political survival while lacking Israel’s military innovation.
The European elite is trapped between mass immigration and war, potentially leading to massive rebellion and civil unrest if young men are asked to die in an unsupported conflict.
Western elites, including those in NATO and the EU, are competing for a declining slice of the pie, driven by self-interest and job preservation.
An attack on the Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem could potentially unify 1 billion Muslims worldwide against Israel, leading to widespread conflict.
Christian Zionists in the US and the extreme religious right in Israel are pushing for scenarios that could trigger a third world war or bring about “end times” events.
The “Odessa trap” is Russia’s potential endgame in Europe, where encircling Odessa could force NATO into a defensive position, ultimately leading to Russian control of Ukraine’s coastline and industrial heartland.
The US dollar is following the “1923 hyperinflation playbook” of Weimar Germany, with 80% value loss between 1918-1920 and a final collapse in 1923 where $1 equaled 4+ trillion marks.
The 1920-1921 German stock market soared 300% before collapsing 25% in December 1920, mirroring today’s Bitcoin speculation and 50-60% S&P gain since COVID.
1923 German hyperinflation led to complete wealth collapse, impoverishment of professionals, and bread lines, with urban dwellers unable to afford food from reluctant farming communities.
The escape route from hyperinflation was to buy gold, considered “real money” throughout history and common law, with everything else being credit.
Gold and silver are recommended as financial lifeboats for the coming economic storm, serving as protection against potential currency crises.
The new investment paradigm of deglobalization is a structural realignment driven by US-China geopolitical rivalry, fragile global supply chains, energy transition, and weaponization of finance, expected to last several decades.
The dollar milkshake theory predicts a rising dollar against peer currencies despite being at a 15-year support level, with potential for an unexpected reversal in the next 5-10 days.
S&P 500, NASDAQ, and Google are extremely overbought with stochastics at 99, suggesting an imminent market correction.
US-China conflict is a primary driver of deglobalization, pushing the US towards self-sufficiency and reducing reliance on China.
The energy transition is forcing countries to become energy self-sufficient in a bifurcated world, leading to investment in specific projects that may have been unnecessary in a more integrated global economy.
Weaponization of finance is accelerating deglobalization, with the US leveraging the dollar and Russia weaponizing commodities to gain geopolitical advantages.
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