The West is collapsing because it has ideologized its existence

Everywhere the world is talking about the New World Order, about the loss of global hegemony by the US, and about a new system of alliances between the Global South and the Western world, but no one understands that the demons of war are superiorizing conflicts to make more money. It is to the merit of Daria Gusa, a young researcher in geopolitics, to explain in a recent paper, Geopolitical Power Barometer, that technology is a power multiplier. The West has launched the theme “Global Warming” to feed new industries. He missed the start. From the public initiative of putting a technological mask on the industrial arsenal, China won, which produces 80% of photovoltaic panels and managed to reach 40% of GDP, while in the EU it remains only at 35%. Many European states have closed their mines, paying a high price for energy, just for the sake of war with Putin.

India makes a lot of money from the sanctions imposed on Russia. Taking advantage of the fact that the gas or oil molecule would not be flagged, it refines and exports eleven times more than before the proxy war in Ukraine. Does it still make sense to talk about the breach in the American sanctions made by Viktor Orban, who is still buying cheap gas from the Russians, receiving a letter of indulgence from Donald Trump? While the Global South is industrializing, it teaches robots to become the new proletariat, it has the most efficient smart technologies, the defense industry produces weapons with ten times lower costs, and the Western world is overwhelmed by the new philosophy of life: the fight against new barbarians, bots, goths, and Ostrogoths, this time invented. To what end? Destroying Christian values, beliefs, and legacies, only because the good oligarchs of the Western world sleep on money islands.

It is said that rightly, Russia is not in a hurry, and China is waiting for the time of power, as Mao prefigured in the doctrine of the emancipation of the communist state. The Chinese approach, inspired by Confucius and Sun Tzu, emphasizes negotiation, inclusion and patience. These principles underlie its Initiative „A Belt and a Drum” (BRI), which creates economic ties and influence without causing wars. The initiative spans continents, linking Asia, Africa, Europe and beyond, creating an extensive network of infrastructure and partnerships. This global strategy embodies three critical pillars: victory without struggle, abstract reality and strategic flexibility. Perhaps we need to remember that after Moscow was stirred up in the Ukrainian war, Putin and Xi Jinping signed the partnership without limits. So much could the war coalition of the eminent West, blushed by pride and overrun by destructive ideologies.

From a defense body, the demons of war have ideologically turned NATO into one of dogmatic aggression, according to the principle „who does not drink with us drinks against us.” The American warrior thought, up to Trump, was one of expansion, without successful strategies. Machiavellian doctrine has pushed leaders to the edge of the economic abyss. Fortunately, the establishment halted the fall by bringing Donald Trump back to power. However, the lifting of customs duties at “no limits,” the quota, and restrictions on imports of new technologies reflect a transactional mentality that aims to maximize short-term benefits while minimizing risks.

America aims to strengthen its position as a global leader by keeping Trotskyist directives around the world.

Hegemony through permanent revolutions becomes a sandcastle.

*Andrei Marga, Romanian philospopher.

By Marius Ghilezan