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*[[Arnaud Bertrand]]: [https://arnaudbertrand.substack.com/p/the-first-multipolar-war The first multipolar war].
*[[Arnaud Bertrand]]: [https://arnaudbertrand.substack.com/p/the-first-multipolar-war The first multipolar war].
*[[Andrew Korybko]]: [https://korybko.substack.com/p/a-top-russian-expert-shared-a-very A Top Russian Expert Shared A Very Skeptical Assessment Of Trump 2.0].
*[[Andrew Korybko]]: [https://korybko.substack.com/p/a-top-russian-expert-shared-a-very A Top Russian Expert Shared A Very Skeptical Assessment Of Trump 2.0].
:"“the American political establishment – Congress, the media, and much of the foreign policy bureaucracy – was deeply uncomfortable with a peace formula that could hardly be presented domestically as a victory over Russia”, ergo why the “spirit of Anchorage” fizzled out. Trump “appears to have aligned himself more closely with powerful political and financial groups in Washington, including neoconservative circles and the Israeli lobby”, thus “sidelining” his “original MAGA allies”. The end result is that “Instead of presiding over the slow decline of the liberal-globalist order, Trump is attempting to build a new version of American hegemony, one based far more openly on force.” Correspondingly, Trenin believes that “Washington’s objective today is not necessarily to construct a stable new world order. Rather, it may be to generate global instability and then dominate within that chaos.”
:"“the American political [[establishment]] – [[Congress]]], the [[media]], and much of the [[The Blob|foreign policy bureaucracy]] – was deeply uncomfortable with a [[peace]] formula that could hardly be presented domestically as a victory over Russia”, ergo why the “spirit of Anchorage” fizzled out. Trump “appears to have aligned himself more closely with powerful [[political]] and [[financial]] groups in [[Washington, D.C.|Washington]], including [[neoconservative]] circles and the [[Israel]]i [[lobby]]”, thus “sidelining” his “original [[MAGA]] allies”. The end result is that “Instead of presiding over the slow decline of the [[liberal]]-[[globalist]] order, Trump is attempting to build a new version of [[American]] [[hegemony]], one based far more openly on force.” Correspondingly, Trenin believes that “Washington’s objective today is not necessarily to construct a stable [[new world order]]. Rather, it may be to generate global instability and then dominate within that [[chaos]].”