Your posts and it's content in terms of the current geopolitical trends and analysis makes sense to people that want to see the west weaken it's decline and hold of the world. But such view and the current unfolding of events along with the future you've laid out is also why the west and it's supporters from its perceived vassals and supporters in the global south want the west to remain the dominant player. The west provided post WWII a pillar of stability in what's always been a chaotic world, when might makes right. It's the rationale that western prime gardener Borrell alluded to when describing countries outside of western gardens as jungle. What's your take on that western centric view?
Colonial period was also peaceful and full of stability. But people didn't want to be slaves and get exploited by foreign rulers. So, they rose up and kicked out these so called security providers. But just after decolonization, plenty of countries had civil wars in Africa, South East Asia and so on. Decolonization caused alot of wars in various parts of the world. But this is way the world works.
When an old system of dominance is ended, before a new system is established, there will be wars. But that doesn't stop people and countries from rising up because they are not okay with the old order.
The current order is kind of like old colonialism. Its just a soft form of colonialism with a facade of independent states. But western companies still dominate all the brands, technologies and platforms. They even control how you trade with dollar dominance. Its lopsided against the local population of many regions and western companies and people have a lot unfair advantages. So, sooner or later fed up people will rise up to change the status quo.
Will this cause a lot of wars. Of course. But it will be a more fair system compared to what exists now. And people have shed alot of blood to achieve fairness.
Now what is fairness? Your independence, prestige, wealth and influence is equal the amount of power you have. That's fairness. If you don't have that, you will use your power to achieve it. Which means whoever has more wealth, prestige, influence than their power to keep it will have to fight for it.
Power struggles are inevitable part of life, every single day.
