Tag: hegemony

Xinhua Commentary: America’s Toxic Relations with Allies-Xinhua! (23.4.2023)

In essence, the so-called alliance system established by the United States is to rule the world and reap its interests globally. Many of its allies have realized that blindly following in the footsteps of the United States will only lead to a loss in the end.

The United States demands its allies follow suit in containing China, but mostly receives only hesitation as a response. According to the U.S.-based Politico news service, any move Europe does make could fall far short of what the Biden administration wants in terms of isolating China economically.

“The leaders of Europe’s largest economies are openly saying they are not interested in decoupling and by extension, meaningful sanctions on China in the event of conflict,” Politico quoted a U.S. official who requested anonymity as saying.

In a rapidly changing international landscape, the United States faces numerous challenges regarding its economy and people’s livelihoods. Its hegemonic aspirations are starting to weaken, and its so-called “commitments” to allies ring hollow.

Those who unite for profit will scatter when profits are exhausted. The current U.S. alliance system has been plagued by frequent leaks and flaws, and although the facade remains intact, its internal structure has begun to crack.

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China: U.S. Politicians’ “Frustration” Over Saudi-Iran Deal Exposes Hegemonic Mindset! (11.4.2023)

The Saudi-Iran deal could serve as a reminder for Washington to reconsider its confrontational foreign policy and its zero-sum game approach to international affairs.

U.S. politicians has been obsessed with doing everything it can to help maintain its hegemony, regardless of the consequences of their decisions and actions.

For too long, they have taken it for granted that intimidations, sanctions and other economic penalties are a show of strength. But quite contrary to what they had wished for, keeping doing so would eventually alienate U.S. allies and erode U.S. power in a fast-changing world where most people yearn for pragmatic cooperation instead of confrontations.

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YouTube: Deconstructing a Webb of Lies! (10.4.2023) 

Fascistic YouTubers exist to garnish views through clicks – once this is known, then it becomes an easy matter simply to prevent any direct contact whilst keeping a careful eye on the far-right activities that evolve around such entities (much of it illegal even within a Bourgeois society). As you can see, I have resisted the temptation of openly naming and/or ‘linking’ the offending article directly – but as this most of my posts of this ‘revealing’ nature – I have left a trail of breadcrumbs. The point is to ‘expose’ this fascism without directly aiding it with inadvertent advertising! 

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DPRK: Does the NATO Secretary-General’s Actions Encourage the Creation of an “Asian version of NATO”? (4.4.2023)

It is clear that the DPRK will firmly reject and resist this passive support for US expansion into our region. It is only a matter of time before the military equipment supplied to NATO by South Korea and Japan will start flowing onto the battlefields of Ukraine. South Korea and Japan, which are trying to attract uninvited guests to the region to see what is on sale, should know that far from resolving security anxiety, they are getting closer to an extreme security crisis.

There is nothing good about NATO, a byword for war and confrontation, of putting military boots into the region. The NATO Secretary-General’s actions in South Korea and Japan are a confrontational action and a prelude to a war that brings the toxic cloud of a new “Cold War” to the Asia-Pacific region! Regional countries and the international community should raise their awareness as much as possible about NATO’s increasing steps towards the Asia-Pacific!

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China: US Primary Cause of Global Refugee Crisis – Reports Confirm! (31.3.2023)

The spokesperson pointed out that the U.S. is known to be a nation of immigrants, adding that none of the country’s political, economic, social, cultural and technological advances would have been possible without the enormous contribution of immigrants.

“However, throughout the country’s history, many immigrant communities were treated cruelly by the U.S. government. Recent years have even witnessed humanitarian disasters on refugees and immigrants in the US，”Mao said.

“The U.S. needs to seriously reflect on its terrible record on the issue of refugees and immigrants and correct its course, and make real efforts to improve the situations of refugees and immigrants，” she added.

Mao said the U.S. should stop all hegemonic and bullying practices and avoid creating new refugee crises in the world.

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Xinhua Commentary: US Makes Mocks Democracy and the ‘Voice of the People’! (30.3.2023)

The Brookings Institution concluded in a 2022 report that the once proud American democracy is facing a systemic crisis and is accelerating its decline. The impact is spreading to all fronts in domestic politics, the economy and society, posing a mortal threat to the legitimacy and health of capitalism.

In addition, the U.S. elections are actually the “game of the rich.” This was vividly illustrated by the 2022 midterm elections, which had a price tag of more than 16.7 billion U.S. dollars, breaking the 2018 record of 14 billion dollars, as found by Reveal, an online platform tracking the flow of political donations in the country.

The nature of American politics has become increasingly apparent as money-driven, with power being concentrated among the wealthy and politicians serving their own interests.

The proverbial phrase “All roads lead to Rome” reminds us that every country has the right to chart its own course. Unfortunately, the United States has often caused tragic outcomes by attempting to impose its own form of democracy on other nations.

The American style of democracy has not only been seriously questioned domestically but also gained notoriety overseas, and the second “Summit for Democracy” is just another U.S. tool to maintain its hegemony.

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