Tom Bilyeu

Nations will increasingly start acting in their own self-interest.

regional trading blocks, local supply networks.

The era of frictionless global commerce is over at that point.

The third is remilitarization.

Pax Americana is ending.

When there's no global guarantor of security, every nation that wants to survive has to be able to defend itself.

The nations that refuse to face that reality will be absorbed or coerced by the ones that do.

In Jiang's view, America's decline does not lead though to a Chinese rise as many people will assume.

This is one of the more shocking predictions that he makes.

According to Jiang, China is optimized for the old world order and that order is ending.

China's entire economic model was engineered for global supply chains, Western capital, and stable Middle Eastern energy.

The New World breaks all three simultaneously.

China wants to trade its way to dominance, but in the New World that will be impossible.

Japan, of all places, is Jiang's pick for the regional power in Asia.

Now, it's beyond the scope of this topic to explain why, but you can watch my full interview with Jiang where we cover this in detail.

Europe, as we understand it today in Jung's assessment, is also toast.

They outsource their energy to Russia and their military to America, and they're going to find themselves perpetually at risk in the new world order.

And the United States doesn't disappear.

It contracts, becomes a Western hemisphere power.

Still formidable, but no longer the world's enforcer.