The Collapse of the Post-Cold War “Unipolar Order”

The events of the past days have been historic, upending the post-Cold War unipolar order which has subjugated the vast majority of nations into obedience and slavery. The commitment to thermonuclear war with Russia, on behalf of defending the Anglo-Dutch financial system of City of London and Wall Street, was at its height just a couple of months ago when former President Joe Biden had approved the use of long-range missiles into Russia by the Ukrainian military, with supervision and technical support of U.S. servicemen who would direct these missiles to their targets. A Putin-Trump phone call on Feb. 12, subsequent meetings between Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, and a cold slap from Vice President J.D. Vance to the diehard war hawks in the trans-Atlantic establishment at the just-concluded Feb. 14-16 Munich Security Conference are all historic actions that have taken us back from the brink of thermonuclear war which the Biden Administration set into motion.

The reactions to those actions by the Trump Administration is highlighted by a recent article in the City of London’s “The Economist,” which is titled, “How Europe Must Respond as Trump and Putin Smash the Post-War Order.” Even more revealing than the headline is the subtitle underneath it: “The region has had its bleakest week since the fall of the Iron Curtain. The implications have yet to set in.”

What circumspect people should note in these hysterical reactions, is not so much how reckless, laughable, or absurd they are. The fact is that the underlying thought process behind these expressions have completely failed, and have been superseded by new realities emerging in the post-Cold War unipolar order. Take, for example, Egypt’s announcement to fully restore the destroyed Gaza Strip to “a condition even better than its pre-destruction state within three years.” Compare that optimistic outlook with Trump’s “Gaza Riviera” proposal. The anti-human, geopolitical outlook of the British Empire is being replaced by the BRICS+, pro-human perspective of win-win cooperation. The LaRouche Oasis Plan, which proposes a peaceful solution for both Israel and Palestine, but goes further to integrate the entire region in the development of fresh water resources to eliminate the problem the desert has posed for Southwest Asia, can now be implemented as a reasonable, practical solution to that area of the world. Helga Zepp-LaRouche’s document “Ten Principles for a New Security and Development Architecture,” is a good place to start to begin an axiomatic transition from geopolitical confrontation and rivalry, to mutual benefit based on win-win cooperation.

TLO Spokesman Harley Schlanger will speak today, along with former CIA analyst Ray McGovern. Kynan Thistlethwaite, an activist with the LaRouche Organization, will later give a presentation of the solution-concepts as presented by Lyndon LaRouche in his 1983 paper, “Saudi Arabia in the Year 2023.”