Civilizational Crisis
Trump is Hastening the Downfall of the West
A quiet revolution has redrawn the map. While the United States looked inward, a de facto division of the Western sphere has occurred. But the cracks in the Anglo-American order didn't start today, they began decades ago, when the West chose to abandon its own outposts in Africa, only to discover now it has been taken over by the Middle East.
We are witnessing a new geopolitical reality. The traditional "West" is no longer a unified block but a fractured alliance being carved up by rising powers.
The Arab World has effectively claimed the cultural and economic heart of Europe and Britain, while China has silently absorbed the resource-rich Commonwealth nations of the Pacific and North.
While Europe turns its face toward Mecca, Canada and Australia, the loyal sons of the British Empire, have been economically and politically integrated into the Chinese orbit, while the demographics are changing at a rapid pace. This was not a hostile invasion, but a patient, checkbook-driven conquest.
In Australia, the pivot is undeniable. China is now the primary customer for the iron ore and minerals that drive the Australian economy. But it goes deeper than trade; it is about territory and influence. Chinese state-linked entities have acquired vast tracts of agricultural land and strategic ports (such as Darwin), effectively gaining a foothold on the continent.
Politically, the influence is felt in Canberra, where economic dependence on Beijing has silenced dissent, turning a Five Eyes ally into a hesitant partner who cannot afford to offend its new patron.
Canada serves as the Northern satellite. Recent intelligence revelations have exposed the depth of Beijing’s reach, with allegations of direct interference in Canadian elections to ensure outcomes favorable to the CCP. From the housing markets of Vancouver, effectively reshaped by Chinese capital flight, to the control of critical mineral supply chains, Ottawa’s sovereignty is being eroded. Canada may share a border with the US, but its economy is increasingly synchronized with Shanghai.
To understand how the West lost its will to hold these territories, one must look back to the "original sin" of Anglo-American geopolitics: the abandonment of Rhodesia and South Africa.
It was here, in the latter half of the 20th century, that the United States and Britain first signaled they were no longer willing to sustain their empire if it meant facing moral or political discomfort. Rhodesia was the canary in the coal mine. Despite being a staunch, anti-communist ally in a volatile region, it was cast adrift by London and Washington. By enforcing sanctions and effectively handing the country over to forces that would eventually run it into the ground, the Anglo-American powers set a precedent: loyalty to the West guarantees no protection.
This betrayal was repeated in South Africa. Under immense pressure from the US State Department and the UK, the last bastion of Western influence on the continent was dismantled.
This was to serve as a an important precedent on route to Islamic takeover of Canada and Australia. Who just like Rhodesia and South africa, will now present new demographics under new ownership.
Because when the English of Africa, were thrown under the bus, the Arabs of Mecca, and communist regimes, took the hint and realized, that the West could easily be subverted through traitors from within the highest ranks of government.
By facilitating the transition without securing long-term geopolitical safeguards, the US effectively created a power vacuum. Today, South Africa has drifted entirely out of the Western orbit, aligning itself with Russia and China via BRICS and charging Israel with genocide at the Hague, a final, bitter irony of the West’s decision to sacrifice its strategic footing for temporary diplomatic approval.
The fall of Rhodesia and South Africa was the first sign that the Anglo-American empire lacked the stomach to maintain its global structure. That retreat has now reached the core.
With Europe looking to the Gulf, and the Commonwealth looking to China, America stands alone.
The encirclement is complete.
And now with the virus of anti-semitism creeping inside the USA and Europe more than ever, the immune system has really given way.
And if you wonder why I chose such a headline? Just see Trump sobbing over Syria, Turkey, Qatar, and Egypt and his silence about the rampaging anti-Semitism which is fueled by anti-western rhetoric, spreading all over the world.