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Here’s the deal: unless your nation is called US, Germany, Russia, or China, then your entire geopolitical calculus is based around getting as much as you can from as many bigger countries as you can.
The US/Germany are good at offering “war with Russia” to the Eastern Europeans, because these people are actual morons who somehow can’t figure out what a war with Russia actually implies for them. It’s actually shocking how these people are just so blinded by hatred for Russia over things that happened before most of them were even born.
Aside from Eastern Europe, however, the US does not have hardly anything to offer any other country. The US has mostly operated on threats, and with Russia calling their bluff right after their surrender to the Taliban, the whole “we’ll kill you all if you don’t obey us” bit that the US does is not really holding up.
One thing is for certain: no one, anywhere on earth, who isn’t a Fatmerican abortion-lover cares about “our values of who we are in a rules-based order of democracy.” This is absolute gibberish, and everyone knows it.
The US is offering wars and moral lectures while China is offering bags of cash in the form of investment in manufacturing and infrastructure, and Russia is offering huge discounts on oil.
It doesn’t help at all that every single person the US can send on these foreign missions demanding allegiance is some kind of weird freak. Antony Blinken is a nervous, timid person who makes facial expressions that make everyone uncomfortable.
RT:
The ongoing conflict between Moscow and Kiev could threaten the existing world order, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken told the Thai public broadcaster on Monday. According to Blinken, Russia “challenges” what he called the “rules-based” world order and would create a new reality in the international arena if allowed to achieve its goals in Ukraine.
The existing international rules are based on “basic understandings,” Blinken said, arguing that “respect for sovereignty, for independence, for territorial integrity, for human rights” are the foundations of the order centered around the UN.
Russia’s “aggression against Ukraine” challenges all of that, Blinken said. “If Russia is allowed to do what it’s doing, that means that we’re going to go back to a world in which might makes right, in which big nations can bully small nations,” which would be “the opposite of the rules-based order,” he added.
In addition to Moscow acting as the international troublemaker, Blinken said Beijing is “posing a challenge to the order in the way that it acts with increasing aggression in the region, and with increasing repression at home.” He did not explain what exactly he meant by China’s “aggression.”
Yeah, he didn’t say what China’s aggression is, because China isn’t aggressive. The US has been occupying a significant portion of China for like 70 years. They won’t allow the Taiwanese to vote on reunification, just like they wouldn’t let them vote on anal marriage.
The US also just funded a violent uprising in Hong Kong, which everyone in Asia sat and watched with horror. The US has been funding agitation against the King in Thailand itself, to the point where if I was the Thai King, I would have rejected the US delegation.
The US is also funding rebels in Burma.
What on earth is the point of going to Thailand and saying “yeah we really believe in rules and stuff” unless it is a threat? Of course, I guess it is intended to be a threat, but who is going to take that seriously at this point, when China is pouring billions of dollars into Thailand?
The US is not the protector of independence and self-determination. That is retarded. So they can either offer cash or threats to third world countries. Thailand is so close to China physically, and their economy has become so linked to China, that there really isn’t anything the US can do for them. It’s no longer a poor country where they can say, like, “we’ll build you a school in the village.” Thailand has a higher per capita income than the Ukraine.
Like, significantly (these are obviously pre-war numbers).
So, investment offers would have to be huge in order to counter-balance the threat of getting invaded by China – something which would definitely happen if they aligned themselves with the US like the Philippines is aligned with the US.
And Blinken isn’t even offering money – he’s offering a threat of violence hidden behind gibberish about “rules-based order.”
After Blinken came to my country and said this stuff, I’d be calling up China and asking for them to build a military base in my country. In 2017, the Cambodians caught the CIA trying to run a fake candidate in their election, and they called China and invited the military.
These small countries don’t have the option of becoming empires, so putting their own interests first is about getting as much as possible from the big powers without ending up in a war. In Southeast Asia, countries used to be able to play both the West and China, but they can’t really do that anymore. The West is now too unhinged. So all they can do is get the best deals possible with China.
