It is increasingly looking like we are witnessing the erosion of U.S. hegemony as the world’s dominant superpower. The past 20 days of war with Iran suggest that Trump may have seriously underestimated both Iran’s resilience and strategic capacity, exposing vulnerabilities that were once carefully guarded.
The world is watching closely. Rival powers may feel emboldened to challenge the United States more openly, sensing that the “invincible” image has been shaken. History has shown us how quickly perceptions of strength can change — and how dangerous that shift can be.
There are echoes here of the factors that contributed to the collapse of the Soviet Union: prolonged military overreach, economic strain, underestimation of adversaries, and a loss of global credibility. When internal weaknesses become visible externally, the balance of power can shift rapidly.
This conflict may well be remembered as a turning point — potentially one of the most consequential strategic missteps by a U.S. president in modern history, with long-term implications for global power dynamics.
#IranWar #Trump
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Was the U.S. bombing of a school that killed little girls a planned sacrifice to Baal?
@JohnMappin @ImMappin
#baal #sacrifice
Based on biblical accounts, historical, and archaeological records, victims sacrificed to Baal were typically children, particularly infants.
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The answer to this one question could set people of this planet free.
To whom exactly is the global debt
of $337.7 trillion owned to?
#q
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Chihombori-Quao: USAID was ‘a wolf in sheep’s clothing’ in Africa | The ... youtu.be/5mFSRb5dUOM?feature… via @YouTube
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AfD won 18-24 male vote
Great to see young people fighting for their own country. Over time, they will bring change. #Germany #elections #AfD
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