America era ending

[Elliott]

It seems likely to me that the E.U. will take the leadership role in the world and the u.s. will fall into noticeable decline. Do you see China and E.U. strengthening their relationships? How do you see this all playing out?

I actually think this could be very good despite being an American. I think we will have economic fallout here but there seemed to be something retarded about American leadership in the world, probably the giant swings politically, the E.U. and China seem more stable and sane to me.

[PurpleTree]

Europe has to get its shite together quickly otherwise it’s nowhere near a leading role.

imo Europe should focus on tech, ai, European military, nuclear deterrence etc.

And then work closer with countries like Canada, Australia, Japan, India, Brasil, Indonesia and many others or form a democratic union with economy, research, intel and also some army stuff.

Edited Sunday at 04:09 PM by PurpleTree

[Ero]

The US is indeed declining, but Europe is in no shape to take up the mantle. We are more so seeing a fracturing of geopolitical poles without a unifying hegemony.

[Elliott]

2 minutes ago, Ero said:

The US is indeed declining, but Europe is in no shape to take up the mantle. We are more so seeing a fracturing of geopolitical poles without a unifying hegemony.

I don't see Europe being a hegemony, I don't consider the u.s. to have been one. But Europe and China may lead in climate action and intentional stabilizing through trade practices. For example, China seems to be a somewhat stabilizing trader in Africa, and Europe has little problem sanctioning nations for human rights.

[Raze]

I don’t see how Europe can take a leadership role when currently they let America bully them and in many ways they are declining even further in influence. I’d prefer their leadership to America but I don’t see it happening,

Edited Sunday at 08:28 PM by Raze

[Rafael Thundercat]

VANCE is being so immature

https://x.com/SenSanders/status/1890893814719459495?t=xbIxkhucepE_CvZ5VKWBQw&s=19

 

[hoodrow trillson]

They've been saying this shit since like the 30s

[Twentyfirst]

BRICS

[Ishanga]

The US will eventually take over Canada and maybe Mexico and then become the Undefeatable Powerhouse, it sort of it already but when this happens then that is it for any other so called Super Power. China from my sources of info is thru within 10yrs, Europe I don't know much about, but it seems like it is not doing to well either, middle east, at least the rationale parts of it maybe will flourish more, from my recent research of places like Dubai which are thriving with energy and innovation, they may in a generation or two take over, but for now I think the USA is on the rise for more of everything it already has, complete Dominance!! 

[puporing]

US decline will not be good for anyone.. except maybe for the "bullies". I hope some miracle happens to turn this ship around quick. 

If nothing else it does look like Canada has to work more closely with the EU and other countries, maybe something would come out of that alliance.

 

 

Edited Monday at 05:49 AM by puporing

[Rafael Thundercat]

Some food for thought 

https://www.vcinfodocs.com/

 

[Elliott]

53 minutes ago, Rafael Thundercat said:

Some food for thought 

https://www.vcinfodocs.com/

 

Tech venture capitalists are running scared because if the dollar starts to slide the investment money that's been flying around like a rap video funding their failed ventures will come to a sudden stop, these guys will lose their fortunes because they're all over leveraged with debt and need more debt to continue their over-promised under-delivered schemes.

[Jodistrict]

There is a difference between America and the American Empire.   The American Empire is bankrupt and can no longer be the single hegemon that polices the world and keeps order.  That’s why its important that America, China, and Russia come to an agreement of mutual coexistence and cooperation.   The policy of the Biden Administration of not talking to Russia was insanity.   At least now the present administration has opened up talks with both China and Russia.        

[Alex4]

Perhaps the time has finally come for the first time in history when there are no hegemonic powers, but rather regional powers that focusing  on cooperation.

[AION]

10 hours ago, puporing said:

US decline will not be good for anyone.. except maybe for the "bullies". I hope some miracle happens to turn this ship around quick. 

If nothing else it does look like Canada has to work more closely with the EU and other countries, maybe something would come out of that alliance.

 

 

Plot twist: US is the bully

[PurpleTree]

1 hour ago, AION said:

Plot twist: US is the bully

The US has bullied many countries snd ppl for sure. From Latin America, operation Ajax, toppling democratically elected governments, supporting right wing dictators with death squads, the Bushes, Kissingers etc.

For Europe, Canada etc. it was a good time after WW2 though.

 

[integral]

I don't see how elon will fail to be profitable for the country.

The U.S will likely do well, its just the taxpayers that will be killed. 

[ivory]

3 hours ago, Rafael Thundercat said:

Some food for thought 

https://www.vcinfodocs.com/

 

Holy shit. So this is in motion? Supported by the trump administration?

[Twentyfirst]

Better start learning Chinese and how to use chopsticks 

[LordFall]

On 2/16/2025 at 8:34 AM, Elliott said:

It seems likely to me that the E.U. will take the leadership role in the world and the u.s. will fall into noticeable decline. Do you see China and E.U. strengthening their relationships? How do you see this all playing out?

I actually think this could be very good despite being an American. I think we will have economic fallout here but there seemed to be something retarded about American leadership in the world, probably the giant swings politically, the E.U. and China seem more stable and sane to me.

EU is in no way positioned to become an economic superpower anytime soon and is very being in their tech sector. They're gonna have to bend the knee to either the states or China.