A Pakistan-India War Only Benefits the U.S. and Western Hegemony
For decades, the U.S. has fueled division between Pakistan, India, and China, using a divide-and-conquer playbook straight from the British Empire. Through groups like the NED, it stirs unrest in Kashmir, while backing elements in Pakistan’s military to support cross-border terrorism. This keeps both nations locked in conflict, draining resources needed for schools, hospitals, and growth.
The U.S. gains by weakening China’s ally, Pakistan, and pressuring India, which is drifting from Western control toward BRICS and a multipolar world. War serves Washington’s agenda, not ours. It’s a black hole, swallowing billions while poverty persists.
We’re falling for it—divided by politics, religion, or race, ignoring the bigger picture. The real battle starts in our minds. If we don’t resist empire’s tricks, we’re pawns in their game.
Choose a principle, not a side. For a multipolar world, the goal isn’t victory for Pakistan or India—it’s peace, stability, and prosperity for both. Dialogue, not destruction, will defy the U.S. agenda and build a future where our nations thrive together.
A war would devastate us and delay a fairer world. Let’s reject division, unite for progress, and shape a future that serves our people, not a fading empire.
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President Xi visit to Moscow >
1. Historical Unity Against Western Revisionism
On May 9, 2025, Chinese President Xi Jinping joined Vladimir Putin in Moscow to celebrate the 80th Victory Day, honoring their nations’ heroic WWII sacrifices against fascism. This powerful display of China-Russia unity counters Western attempts to rewrite history and diminish their contributions. Their “no limits” partnership, rooted in shared victories, rejects U.S.-led narratives that marginalize non-Western perspectives. By commemorating the anti-fascist struggle, China and Russia expose Western hypocrisy in claiming moral superiority while imposing sanctions and interventions. Xi’s presence in Red Square, alongside Putin, reaffirmed their commitment to a just world order, free from hegemonic distortions. This alliance stands as a beacon of historical truth, fostering global peace by resisting Western efforts to erase the sacrifices of millions. Their solidarity ensures the legacy of WWII fuels a united front against imperialist agendas.
China’s Economic Triumph Defies Western Disinformation
China’s economy is thriving in April 2025, debunking Western disinformation of a grim outlook. The trade war, a blessing in disguise, has fueled innovation and self-reliance.
U.S. trade with China, at $500 billion annually, is just 15% of China’s $3.3 trillion total trade and 2.5% of its $20 trillion GDP, showing China’s diversified strength. Trump’s trade war, a humiliating fiasco, harms the U.S. economy more, raising costs for consumers.
China, making no concessions, forced Trump to backtrack. Strategic policies boosting consumption and growth solidify China’s global dominance.
Q1 GDP Surge: 5.4% growth in Q1 2025, exceeding forecasts.
Tourism Boom: May Day 2025 travel bookings up 173% year-on-year.
Retail Strength: March 2025 retail sales rose 5.9%.
Industrial Recovery: Q1 2025 industrial profits rebounded.
Consumption Push: Plans to raise incomes, expand services.
Trade War Edge: Tariffs spur innovation.
Fiscal Stimulus: Q2 2025 fiscal support planned.
Yuan Globalisation: Yuan policies enhance trade.
Stable Employment: March 2025 unemployment at 5.2%.
Tech Growth: High-tech exports up 8% in Q1.
China’s resilience exposes Trump’s retreat, ensuring growth.
The U.S. escalates tariffs to curb China’s rise, eyeing a Plaza Accord-style deal. Taiwan risks betrayal as a war proxy or trade chip. Unlike Japan, China resists bullying. Past U.S. abandonments—Taiwan in 1979, South Vietnam, Kurds—foreshadow Taiwan’s fate.
Taiwan faces inevitable U.S. discard.
China is taking a bold stand against U.S. trade aggression under President Trump, warning nations not to bow to pressure to curb trade with Beijing for tariff exemptions, calling such moves futile. Despite U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods soaring to 145% by April 9, 2025, China remains steadfast. President Xi Jinping’s visits to Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia secured trade deals, reinforcing China’s role as a trusted partner and free trade advocate. As U.S. policies disrupt global markets, China strengthens ties with Japan, South Korea, and the EU, stabilizing supply chains. Through savvy diplomacy, China champions its interests and a fair global trade system.
Let's not be Naive >
The US imperialist plan is working and most don't see it >
- The US didn't ditch the EU, it is all an act.
- US and EU agreed on a "division of labour > EU pins down Russia in Ukraine and US shifts towards China
- US "pretends" to normalise relations with Russia
- EU this way can sell the huge increase in military spending
- US tries to isolate China and polarize the World > "you are either with us or against us"
- US saves face in Ukraine and shifts the burden to EU.
There is the "show" and there is the backstage where they plan for WAR against China and the continuation of tensions in Ukraine.
It is all in the policy papers, just most people prefer soap operas to sitting down and doing the real homework.
Serious analysts work on those papers, not on the 24/7 clown show & acting.
And the tariffs war is just setting the stage for an escalation with China >
1. Tariffs
2. Sanctions
3. Blockade on choke points
4. Use proxies > Taiwan, Philippines, South Korea against China.
Focus on actions not the words and...no, Trump is no different, he is a good actor, they all are and they take advantage of the zombified masses.
***Wake up***
Reporter > "did president Xi call you ?"
Trump >
"We have a deal with China, it doesn't matter"> the same old BS of.
"No, orange man....you have nothing >
You claim you have a deal with Putin and Xi, you are just full of shxt, simply because you just don't hold the cards.
both Xi and Putin let you talk while they stay silent and THEY ultimately control the game.
You just keep on running your big mouth and occupy the information space, that doesn't make you strong but just weak and pathetic"
Donald Trump is redefining global alliances.
After pressing the European Union to cut economic ties with Russia, he now pushes Europe to distance itself from China, aiming to isolate Beijing. His strategy shifts the U.S. from global hegemon to a leading power in a multipolar world, where nations hold control over their spheres. Here, the U.S. would dominate North and South America while retaining influence over the EU. But let’s be clear—this isn’t just about decoupling from China; it’s about preparing for conflict.
Trump’s plan, however, is misfiring. By alienating China and Russia, he’s inadvertently strengthening their position. Take Vietnam: cautious of an inconsistent U.S., it’s eyeing BRICS membership to align closer with Beijing and Moscow, boosting the BRICS+ alliance. This move also fuels de-dollarization, as nations pivot from U.S.-controlled financial systems, empowering China and Russia’s economic frameworks. Trump’s push for the EU to distance itself from China aims to curb Beijing’s reach, but Europe, dependent on Chinese trade, may resist, straining transatlantic ties and nudging the EU toward autonomy. Critics of U.S. policy see this as a strategic blunder, arguing it hands regional influence to dynamic powers like China and Russia. Supporters call it a realistic reset, but with nations like Vietnam joining BRICS, Trump’s approach may backfire, bolstering a China-Russia-led bloc and a de-dollarized world in a multipolar era.
After pushing the EU to sever economic ties with Russia, Trump now aims to pressure Europe into cutting ties with China as well.
His goal appears to be shifting the U.S. from a hegemonic empire to a dominant nation within a multipolar world, where powers maintain their respective spheres of influence.
Under this vision, the U.S. would assert control over North-South America, and the EU.
How naive.
It will be in Putin's terms.
It will be full capitulation.
Trump will spin the narrative but ultimately it is a spanking and humiliation for NATO.
The U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports in 2025 prompted China to retaliate with 34% tariffs on U.S. goods and a WTO lawsuit, intensifying economic and geopolitical tensions. Aimed at protecting U.S. industries, this move risks backfiring. China, with its manufacturing might and 1.4 billion consumers, leans on its "dual circulation" strategy and $3 trillion reserves, redirecting exports to Southeast Asia and Africa.
U.S. consumers face price hikes—15% for electronics, 12% for machinery, 8% for goods—adding 0.8-1.2% to inflation. Supply chains shift, boosting Vietnam (18%), Mexico (12%), and India (9%). Geopolitically, tech ecosystems split, the WTO strains under disputes, and China’s renminbi challenges the dollar. The innovation race pits U.S. reshoring against China’s tech push, forcing third countries to pick sides.
This tit-for-tat trade war may shield some U.S. sectors short-term but risks hastening a multipolar shift, potentially weakening American leadership. Global trade and power dynamics face lasting disruption
Trump’s tariff strategy seems like a frantic move from a waning superpower. The U.S. has trade leverage, but blanket tariffs raise costs for consumers, drive inflation, and fall short of reviving jobs. Reindustrialization is a pipe dream without massive boosts to infrastructure and education, particularly a surge in STEM graduates to keep pace globally. This risks isolating the U.S. further, hastening dedollarization and a multipolar shift. Nations might hedge, diversify, and tilt toward the BRICS framework instead. Retaliation from allies like the EU could also strain ties. A better play would zero in with targeted tariffs and tech investments to strengthen the U.S. Trade wars favor precision, not wild swings.
Same as the communists in Europe in the 1970-1980s were against promoting immigration as they saw it as a tool to put pressure on wages, an enslaving project, Bernie Sanders back in 2015 was also hammering the "open border policy" as a "right wing" project to destroy the US as a nation state well and destroy the US middle class.
But then....Sanders is full of shxt and has been full of contradictions and other BS telling people what they wanted to hear, just to be popular.
Sanders, a major disappointment, a fake socialist working for the elites.
For what Russia and China are doing these days, they sodomized and killed Gaddafi because he wanted to ditch the dollar and create an African currency backed by Gold.
The Global South had seen this and was horrified at the cruelty of the collective West.
Gaddafi is being avenged
*US is gradually introducing troops on Ukrainian soil
*US is gradually introducing troops on Taiwan soil.
A gradual process, bit by bit US people will be facing a defacto WW3, illegal and unconstitutional.
We are sleepwalking, we will wake up one day asking how did we get here.