Putin and China Ready to Crush NATO – Israel is Facing Colossal Failure | Jeff J. Brown

Jeff J. Brown (The Greanville Post Associate Editor) is author of The China Trilogy. (https://chinarising.puntopress.com/20..., blogs and podcasts at China Rising Radio Sinoland (www.chinarising.puntopress.com), is the producer of China Tech News Flash! (https://www.chinatechnewsflash.com), is a co-founder and the curator of the Bioweapon Truth Commission (BWTC – www.bioweapontruth.com), and the founder of Seek Truth From Facts Foundation and the China Writers’ Group (www.seektruthfromfacts.org).

Nima discusses with Jeff Brown how the tectonic plates of Eurasia are shifting, yielding a new world in which the US Empire, despite its desperate and highly aggressive efforts on all continents, cannot contain the rise of peer powers such as Russia, China, Iran, and of new alliances, such as BRICS, but this struggle to maintain Pax Americana, apparently at any cost, is also pushing the world to the literal brink of nuclear conflict. That's why the new global security structure being built by Pres. Putin, with China's backing, and which now includes North Korea as a critical partner, reinforced by the rapidly expanding BRICS, is so important as a deterrent to the dangerous adventurism of Washington in the Far East and other flashpoints across the world.

This new anti-imperialist bloc is on the "right" side of history, opines Jeff. The world has suffered long enough, more than 3,000 years, the nonstop aggression, exploitation and abuses of "the West", and will not tolerate such horrific system much longer.

Still, major obstacles (besides the Hegemon) remain, India, for example. India is a hot horrid mess, says Jeff, a country that, on any given day may be playing to the Americans or toward BRICS, and which, dominated by its Hindu-dominated comprador class, maintains the nation in a state of dilapidation unthinkable for a great nation in the 21st century. Despite being among the top five world economies now, India still has hundreds of millions of people without indoor toilets or any toilets at all, defecating on roads, waterways and so on, a sanitary and personal safety (esp. for women) nightmare. This issue alone eloquently mirrors India's social priorities and notorious administrative inefficiency. (See Appendix below). India also persists on maintaining a state of quiescent war with Pakistan and China, over trivial disputes that should have been liquidated eons ago. So what's the problem? In a nutshell, the problem is that India is still very much a capitalist country. Indeed it remains a society scarred by colonialist mores in the mould of British imperialism (even its army apes the British). Its stubborn feudo-capitalist matrix does not allow for the type of policies so easily adopted in China, for example, which started its path to sovereignty and development actually two years after India (in 1949). In any case, declares Jeff, despite such roadblocks on the path to a new far more rational and egalitarian world, the anti-imperialist bloc will win.