The multipolar world has begun to emerge from the gradual withdrawal of the US unipolar world, Europe’s self-mutilation is accelerating it, with the European vassals of the US-Zionist empire being economically beheaded at the same time that the multipolar powers are consolidating dominance in energy and manufacturing.
The Houthis are fully committed to the Iran war, the Red Sea hotspots are tightening while the Straits of Hormuz are impassable, putting suffocating pressure on Europe’s supply lines. Self-inflicted deindustrialization is accelerating.
Who benefits from the “rules-based order”?
German industrial giants are not simply moving towards China. They are chasing cheap Russian gas that now powers Chinese factories, while Europe will continue to freeze under its own delusional sanctions. The US-organized energy war has shattered the EU’s competitiveness, with China acquiring the factories, the know-how, and the secure energy flows of Eurasia.
The multipolar world is no longer begging for Western capital. It is absorbing it.
Europe has bet against the producer of cheap energy, assuming that moral posturing replaces megawatts. Rivals do not need to invade. They are waiting for the West to disarm itself. Russia and China are now dictating their terms.
Europe’s energy policy is a blatant delusion. Sanctions on Russian supplies and the pursuit of wind energy dreams have created self-inflicted dependency, skyrocketing prices, and industrial flight. European bureaucrats have sacrificed energy security for the sake of supposed virtue, empowering precisely those they have targeted.
Russia’s realism stands in stark contrast. Moscow has treated energy as a strategic force, not as moral theater. Russia has deepened alliances and maintained influence over a continent that, during the Soviet era, that continent had mocked it.
Russia has played with geography and resources like a grandmaster. Energy is not a sermon, it is survival. Realism wins wars. Europe’s current course does not punish Russia, it punishes Europeans. History favors the realists, not the pious.
On the Gulf War
True global stability emerges when major powers mutually respect each other, not when one pretends that the world is its backyard. Washington’s refusal to accept this reality does not preserve hegemony, but guarantees its more rapid erosion through overexertion, resentment, and self-inflicted wounds.
Washington screams that “spheres of influence” are illegitimate when Russia guards its borders, China secures its seas, or Iran defends its territorial waters and mountains. Yet Washington claims the entire planet, from Greenland, Venezuela, Cuba, the EU’s energy policy, the trade routes of Asia, as its exclusive domain.
The White House babbler boasts that he is “doing what Bush should have done.” This cry reveals the same imperial blindness that has sapped American power for decades. Bush toppled a rotten dictatorship with overwhelming conventional power and no peer adversaries to stand behind Iraq.
Iraq is not Iran.
It is a natural fortress of mountains and choke points, armed with ballistic and cruise missiles and swarms of drones designed to saturate an adversary’s defenses. It has made defense deals with Russia and China that raise the cost of any major escalation to unacceptable levels.
Concluding the war by 2026, as Washington claims, means betting on short airstrikes that the Pentagon itself knows cannot be sustained, while risking a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and a global energy crisis.
Depleted US arsenals, fractured domestic politics, and zero tolerance for prolonged ground engagements make victory impossible. What is guaranteed for Washington is strategic defeat.
On War in Ukraine
Ukraine is not Europe’s shield. It is expendable flesh for a failed NATO intervention in favor of the American-Zionist empire. An exhausting war of attrition in which Russia has exploited its superior industrial depth, manpower reserves, and defense geography to absorb Western sanctions and Washington’s foolish proxies, while Ukraine bleeds its demographic future.
The same voices of “willing allies” who demand endless escalation, billions in aid, and full NATO commitment have no plans to join Ukraine’s legion of foreigners or even to bolster troops at home. Why? Because they are cowards. Useless gay pride-goers. Their brazenness radiates from air-conditioned offices. They fight with the blood of Ukrainians while posing and sending messages of “democracy.”
At the same time, billions in support disappear into a void of inflated contracts, enriching Ukrainian oligarchs and Western contractors, lobbyists and connected political networks. Prolonging a war of attrition whose battlefield realities were clear from the start was not just strategic blindness. It kept the money flowing that supported parallel client protection systems on both sides of the Atlantic, exposing the hypocrisy of “the rules-based order” as the most cynical game of the scheming American-Zionist empire.
The West miscalculated Russia’s resilience from the start, turning a regional conflict into strategic self-inflicted injury. Russia has consistently shown that it can crush Ukraine’s war machine with disciplined dominance, not unbridled anger. NATO’s illusions are disintegrating, its miracle weapons have failed. The battlefield does not lie.
