The United States is now desperately trying to grab money globally, Ukraine is seizing mineral revenues, Taiwan is taking TSMC, Panama is taking the canal, the poor at home are facing tariffs, there are century-long interest-free government bonds, gold cards, and government layoffs.

I declare Trump as "extremely vicious" 😄

In fact, war is the best means of asset restructuring, but unfortunately, with limited costs, it cannot win against Russia, and don't even think about winning against the East.

If you think about it, NATO really should be disbanded; otherwise, Europe will have to pay more. During the Spring and Autumn period, the State of Jin was the hegemon and collected "taxes" from its vassal states every year. The U.S. has borne the security of Europe, Japan, South Korea, and Australia, but indeed hasn't received much in return.

From this perspective, keeping Russia around is a good strategy: when the cunning rabbit dies, the hunting dog is cooked; if the wolves are gone, what do you need a shotgun for?

If Europe is unwilling to pay the price, NATO will inevitably disband. The same goes for Japan, South Korea, and Australia; don't imperial soldiers eat, drink, and live for free?

For Europe, the withdrawal of U.S. troops is not the optimal solution, but perhaps Europe has long been looking forward to this day, especially France, which, despite its quick surrender, always puts on a tough front.

South Korea is likely to have to pay; they are terrified of North Korea. Seoul is only a few dozen kilometers from the border, and artillery can hit directly, not to mention the long-range rockets. In reality, isn't North Korea's military power a bit excessive? There's really no need for it.

Japan is relatively better; the Japanese right may be waiting for the Americans to leave, just like Europe.

A once-in-a-century major change is indeed not deceiving me.

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