Make no mistake; when the Chinese advocate “globalism”, they don’t envision a world
with multiple governments nor do they envision a world government run by the West.
They don’t talk about their end game, nor does anyone else.
When China talks regional alliances, they envision choreographed unison along the path.
Regional alliances would be a great end game and it is unlikely that any nation would be
able to push past regional alliances any more than any nation could live without them.
Whether a nation’s goal is protectionism or a one-world government, regional alliances
between individual sovereign nations are the only future that awaits us—at least before
Christ descends from a wormhole in the clouds.
China has roads and bridges to build.
Russia has a nation to rebuild.
Militaries have hackers to train and break in.
Anonymous hackers have kudos to earn, coup to count, and chests to thump.
And, nations have computers to defend, even island nations across China’s east coast.
Alliances are certainly in season—and for good reason.
But, right now all those plans halt at an impasse over a bridge with a brittle keystone.
The Kim Dynasty can see it’s own defeat on the horizon; we all can.
Japan will rise to action.
The US will rally the world.
China will endorse.
Russia will sit quietly.
Then, China will seize its opportunity for the shift in the balance as Russia finds its
excuse for “retaliation”.
Once Korea snaps, the first shot gets fired and no battle plan will survive.
And then, we’ll see.