In 2001, the United States very likely deliberately allowed the September 11 attacks to take place in order to pave the way, under the guise of the “war on terror,” for attacks on oil-producing countries in the Middle East and to dominate the world by controlling vast portion of the world's oil reserves. In December 2011, China and Russia threatened the United States and Israel that they would send their troops to Iran if the United States and Israel attacked it.
Russia’s position as a world power depended significantly on Ukraine’s alliance with it. The smaller, western part of Ukraine was part of Poland and Austria-Hungary for 300 years, while the eastern and southern parts of Ukraine belonged to Russia for 300 years. In 1921, the Bolsheviks granted western Ukraine a large portion of Russian territories in exchange for Ukraine’s commitment to remain part of the Soviet Union. After World War II, the Soviet Union also gave Ukraine Volhynia, Subcarpathian Ukraine, and Crimea to Ukraine.
In 2014, Joe Biden, in alliance with the EU, decided to prevent Russia from opposing their quest to conquer the world, and their ambassadors became the chief advisors to the protesters, who came mainly from western Ukraine, in their effort to sever Ukraine’s alliance with Russia and turn it against Russia as part of Ukraine’s membership in the EU and NATO. Parts of Ukraine’s historically Russian territories rose up against their accession to the EU and NATO in 2014.
Following the Maidan Revolution, western and central Ukraine decided to “Ukrainize” the historically Russian and pro-Russian territories of Ukraine and imposed bans on the use of Russian there. Until Donald Trump was elected U.S. president in 2024, the war between the EU and the U.S. and Russia—which was trying to reclaim Ukrainian territories that identified with it—continued to escalate in Ukraine. Thus, a conflict grew worldwide between the US and the EU on one side and Russia and China on the other, with China aware that the EU and NATO planned to gradually push further east—all the way to its borders—by defeating Russia in Ukraine. Eighty years after the end of World War II, a war over the new division of the world began to unfold.
With the election of Donald Trump for president of the USA, the situation changed dramatically. Trump concluded that the U.S. was strong enough to dominate the entire world but that, in order to also control China—with its 1.5 billion people and advanced economy—it needed an alliance with the world’s second-largest nuclear power: Russia. He therefore shifted U.S. strategy in global politics and sought to win Russia over by offering it Ukraine’s Donbas region. However, this could only be done at the cost of conflict with the EU, which had aimed to defeat Russia in Ukraine to open for itself a path into Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
In his campaign for global dominance, Donald Trump began by capturing Venezuelan President Maduro, thereby gaining the allegiance of the intimidated Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez and seizing control of the world’s largest oil reserves in Venezuela. The next target in Latin America was Cuba. Both of these countries had been allies of Russia and China. After the assault on oil-rich Venezuela, Trump turned his attack on Iran, which had been on America’s list of oil states to be subjugated since at least the beginning of the century.
Iran was an ally of both Russia, to which it supplied weapons for the war in Ukraine, and China, to which it delivered oil and natural gas. By attacking Iran, Donald Trump made it clear to Russia and China that he intended to be the master of the world. He also sent a message to the European Union, which, as a result of the war in Iran, is losing its oil and natural gas supplies from the Middle East.
Currently, due to its dependence on U.S. energy supplies and reliance on American weapons in the conquest of Ukrainian territories that did not wish to become part of the EU or NATO, the EU tacitly supports the U.S. attack on Iran. It also supports Israel’s occupation of Palestine, which Iran has sought to defend. It is unlikely that the EU will begin supplying Iran with weapons, as Russia and China apparently are. With American backing, the EU is attempting to position itself as a new world power against Russia and, later, China. Europe, however, is unable to firmly stand up to what is currently the world’s most blatant aggressor, which openly threatens to occupy Greenland—a part of European territory.
If Russia and China directly intervene in the war in Iran, it will inevitably lead to nuclear war - at least unless the United States is willing to admit it cannot defeat the Russo-Chinese alliance in conventional warfare. This is one of the risks that has so far prevented Donald Trump from attacking Iran with full force. He also hasn't abandoned hope for Russian support in his efforts to subjugate China, in exchange for helping Russia regain historically Russian territories in Ukraine - territories that declared allegiance to Russia in 2014 and rebelled against being incorporated into the EU and NATO.
If Russia were to decide to enter into an alliance with the U.S. against China, China would face the danger of losing its oil and natural gas supplies, leaving its economy without energy until the Chinese government submits to U.S. dominance. In such a case, neither China nor Russia could deny that the U.S. is the ruler of the world—a fact that the European Union would also have to acknowledge, as its industry is currently dependent on American energy resources. Europe could only gain access to Russian energy supplies if it ceased its struggle with Russia over Ukrainian territories that have declared allegiance to Russia.
The EU is well aware that the U.S. does not support its further eastward expansion toward China's borders. The U.S. recognizes that the EU already has twice the population of the U.S. and that its continued growth would make it a serious global competitor in the struggle for world dominance.
Currently, there are four global powers vying for control of the world. They are acutely aware that any military conflict between them would escalate into a nuclear war, which would destroy the world. To avoid this, they are waging proxy wars by supplying weapons to their allies, who fight against hostile powers. However, this does not rule out the possibility of a world war eventually breaking out.
If Donald Trump and the U.S. become the rulers of the world, they will from that moment do everything to prevent other potential powers from limiting their global dominance for their own benefit. The most reliable means to achieve this goal will be the use of secret neurotechnologies to control human brain activity worldwide. Should the joint efforts of Russia and China prevent the USA from subjugating Iran, combined with Europe's unwillingness to cooperate with the U.S. in their quest for global domination, the struggle for world control will remain unresolved. However, whoever ultimately prevails will behave exactly as the U.S. would have if they had won.
If any of the world powers truly cared about establishing a democratic world - as the U.S. and EU claim to do - rather than pursuing their own power, they would have to agree to create a democratic United Nations that would guarantee state sovereignty and uphold fundamental human rights for everybody. In such a case, full democracy might eventually be implemented in Russia and China as well, which currently cannot allow this because their states would collapse due to the ethnic diversity of their populations and would become unable to defend themselves against NATO.
A democratic United Nations would prevent further power struggles by ensuring that in cases of aggression by one state against another, the armies of the majority-voting states would attack the aggressor state following a majority vote. Naturally, none of the powers would be allowed veto rights, and NATO and other military alliances would have to be dissolved. Under these circumstances, neither China nor India - which, due to their population size and market scale, have the greatest potential to dominate the world in the future - could become the global hegemon.
If any world power becomes the global hegemon, it will almost inevitably use remote mind control technologies - whose existence is currently concealed by all nations - to dominate the world. Since these technologies remain secret, citizens aren't protesting against them. Readers should interpret this secrecy as proof that governments indeed intend to use these technologies capable of destroying fundamental human rights of entire populations, including freedom of thought. Democracy and basic human rights are therefore in far greater danger than the overwhelming majority of the world population - lulled by rhetoric about fighting for democracy - can comprehend.
The only possible guarantee against abuse of neurotechnology for these purposes, through investigation of complaints from individuals and states, could once again be a democratic United Nations. This is clearly one reason why Donald Trump is attempting to replace the UN with a "Peace Council" that would be controlled by the US.
Readers can support the creation of a democratic UN by signing the petition HERE and advocate for banning remote mind control by signing the petition HERE.