Not for long if your leadership continue doing stupid shit…
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Not for long if your leadership continue doing stupid shit…
To be honest, the only reason this is considered a 'US world', at least in the mainstream media and general discourse far and wide like this, is because China simply prefers not to interrupt its enemy while he’s busy making mistakes. They’re letting him stumble, keeping him unprepared, in the dark, and waiting to defeat him with minimal effort and damage to itself when the time is right - all from the position of the superior civilization. That’s really all that’s left of the US as an empire, a trap disguised as some delusional sense of media dominance. They’ve got nothing left but a monopoly on their own propaganda machine. All that remains is a throne built on fiction, with no real ground beneath it.
Predict:
Zelensky resigns
Ukraine talks directly to Russia
Why talk to Russia via the US and Europe? They are only looking out for themselves.
No NATO for Ukraine ever
Occupied territories become autonomous regions of Ukraine.
Russian language recognized as another official language in Ukraine.
Zelensky resigns
Ukraine talks directly to Russia
Why talk to Russia via the US and Europe? They are only looking out for themselves.
No NATO for Ukraine ever
Occupied territories become autonomous regions of Ukraine.
Russian language recognized as another official language in Ukraine.
What a beautiful show to behold
.Ukraine is US world. A part of it that's being lost, with US not really able to do anything about it.
To be honest, now that I think about it, I’m not even sure they can topple Zelensky anymore, especially with how badly these kinds of operations have been failing around the world in recent years unlike ever before, in a clear downward spiral. The U.S. just isn’t as capable as it used to be across the board in all areas of life.
In recent years, the success rate for these operations has completely collapsed. It’s nothing like the 2000s, and it’s a joke compared to the Cold War era when they could actually pull off coups and regime changes with consistency.
Just look at the last few years: Venezuela held firm. Bolivia flipped back. Belarus crushed the protests with ease. China shut down Hong Kong’s movement without breaking a sweat. Even Nicaragua, which isn’t exactly a powerhouse, managed to survive. Guaidó went from a U.S. poster boy to a global punchline.
The U.S. still tries to run these sneaky, backdoor regime change games, but the world adapted faster than the U.S. tactics evolved. Countries learned from past examples, they know exactly how these operations work now, and they’ve got help from other powers who are happy to block U.S. influence.
And even when they got the regime changed, nothing fundamentally changed as the case with Pakistan and other examples, as those new regimes don't respect the US anymore at all and just trick them to get to power instead.
The success rate for these underhanded coups has tanked, and the cost-benefit for even trying keeps getting worse. U.S. credibility is in the gutter not just globally, but even among the populations in countries they target.
Even when the U.S. does manage to pull off a regime change, like in Libya, the chaos and instability that follow just make future attempts harder. People see the wreckage in Libya and say, "No thanks." Every failure, every botched coup, just makes the next one that much harder to pull off.
That said, Ukraine is still pro-U.S. enough that they might be able to force something through in 2025 but even that isn’t guaranteed anymore.
In recent years, the success rate for these operations has completely collapsed. It’s nothing like the 2000s, and it’s a joke compared to the Cold War era when they could actually pull off coups and regime changes with consistency.
Just look at the last few years: Venezuela held firm. Bolivia flipped back. Belarus crushed the protests with ease. China shut down Hong Kong’s movement without breaking a sweat. Even Nicaragua, which isn’t exactly a powerhouse, managed to survive. Guaidó went from a U.S. poster boy to a global punchline.
The U.S. still tries to run these sneaky, backdoor regime change games, but the world adapted faster than the U.S. tactics evolved. Countries learned from past examples, they know exactly how these operations work now, and they’ve got help from other powers who are happy to block U.S. influence.
And even when they got the regime changed, nothing fundamentally changed as the case with Pakistan and other examples, as those new regimes don't respect the US anymore at all and just trick them to get to power instead.
The success rate for these underhanded coups has tanked, and the cost-benefit for even trying keeps getting worse. U.S. credibility is in the gutter not just globally, but even among the populations in countries they target.
Even when the U.S. does manage to pull off a regime change, like in Libya, the chaos and instability that follow just make future attempts harder. People see the wreckage in Libya and say, "No thanks." Every failure, every botched coup, just makes the next one that much harder to pull off.
That said, Ukraine is still pro-U.S. enough that they might be able to force something through in 2025 but even that isn’t guaranteed anymore.
The MTV effects and editing triggered my epilepsy and inner junior high poet:
瓜田指鹿
你篇你的
卧薪移山
我创我的
Forgot to provide English version:
Melon field point deer
You arrange yours
Lay sticks move mountain
I create mine
Gratuitous emoji version if it comes through:
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