Geopolitics

Trump’s presidency might just be the wake-up call the world needed. 

People are chanting “America First,” unaware of its long-term consequences, the rest of the world is quietly moving on. 

Canada and Mexico are hedging their bets, Brazil is deepening ties with China, and the petrodollar’s grip is slipping as Russia, India, and the Gulf states diversify away from U.S. influence. 

Even Europe is recalibrating, watching as Washington alienates allies and undermines its own global standing. 

Trump/Musk chaotic diplomacy isn’t just burning bridges it’s accelerating the rise of a multipolar world where America is no longer the center of gravity. 

The best part, People are cheering, seeing transparency, change, DOGE oblivious to the fact that “America First” is actually America’s slow exit from the throne. 🍿 🍿

Think this is probably true. I read somewhere the view that the US is abdicating its role as the world’s leader, rather than being forced from it. 

It’s odd though, because there is much talk about containing China, but the actions are not this at all, they are more about withdrawing to distinct spheres of influence.

But there will be trouble because China also has aspirations to dominate the Pacific, and the US wants to minimise Sino influences on South America.

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I don’t know if the public attacks are sensible because it is forcing Europe away from the US, but it also seems like trying to extract more value from Europe, because they know Europe is dependent on them

As for India, don’t think they aspire to a large sphere of influence. Himalays and an oceans in the way

This seems about right. To me, it looks like a deliberate choice to no longer spend money on the security of others. Which is in itself a choice a country can make. But it will inevitably lead to a weakened position for the US.
I think that is also why they love to bash Europe so much. Dividing the world between US and China might seem 'controlable' from a certain standpoint, but a strong, united Europe will not help with that. That is an economic force to reckon with. 
India might be the key, as they seem overlooked and a sleeping giant.