I. Chinese Columbia And The Death of NATO
If Trump delivers on his threat to seize Greenland, which is a great idea in theory if he was actually acting for American interests and not his Zionist masters, then China would be stupid not to immediately take Taiwan the day after.
Trump would be serving up Taiwan on a gold platter and putting a knife into NATO. And both of these outcomes would be celebrated.
Europe will sit and watch, and make some stupid noises, but that's about it.
And since maps and alliances are being redrawn, why stop there?
China could potentially seize British Columbia and rename it Chinese Columbia. The Canadian government has long abandoned its citizenry and national sovereignty in favour of transnational elite interests and the criminal Davos clique. So it's a country that's up for grabs. Throw legality, sovereignty, and all that mumbo jumbo out the window.
As in the past geopolitics is about raw power. Nations that have the means, the power, and the will, can expand their influence beyond their own shores.
China has traditionally been very isolationist but events will force it to expand its wings. The Eagle can fly, but the Dragon can fly higher. Washington can have Greenland. China will take Hawaii, please and thank you.
II. A New War In The Middle East
What the laughable 12 day war last summer demonstrated was American hesitancy to get involved in a dramatic way in an Israeli-Iranian clash and the extent of Iranian missile power.
Tel Aviv was getting demolished. Netanyahu was irked. Ever since the ceasefire was announced he has gone on his soapbox, crying that Iran shouldn't have any missiles. Some men just sound too pathetic. Netanyahu couldn't help himself. He has the voice and the disposition of a crier.
But sometimes criers get the last laugh and that's what happening in Iran now, as Mossad is exacting revenge for the beating it took in June.
The Islamic Republic has lost legitimacy to rule by its own doing and the Israelis are exploiting that phenomenon by spreading as much chaos and carnage in the country as possible.
This is a continuation of that 12 day war. So I'd expect a reaction. But predicting what happens next is a fool's errand. What is clear is the Iranian people don't want to be ruled over by the Ayatollahs anymore, and really never did. And though Iranians are chanting Long Live the King, it must be remembered that Reza Pahlavi is no king. I highly doubt he'll win a popular vote.
The question that remains is the nature of American involvement. If Iran and America were to go to war only Israel and the Islamic Republic would benefit, not Iran, not America, and not the region.
