Thursday, January 1, 2015

The End of Empires: The Megalomaniacs' Last Dance

MW: Dec. 4th, 2014: 
"Chinese economy overtakes the U.S.’s to become the largest"

2014 was the year of the long-awaited second "cross-over". The last hand-off was from Britain to the U.S. a hundred years ago:

From: http://globaleconomicwarfare.com/2014/09/empires-rise-and-fall/

Globalization is the Last Empire
The real "last empire" is neither the U.S., China, nor Russia - aka. the three Fascist pseudo-empires, which have all converged upon the same failing Ponzi-economic model, from different directions. The true last empire is the Corporate Globalized empire which has no national identity/loyalty and which commands the policies of all of the major global governments, all natural resources, and 99% of the wealth. 

U.S. vs. Russia: Two Bald Men Fighting for a Comb
The amount of ink spilled over the Ukraine never ends and never ceases to amaze. It's a diversion. A red herring. It's the NeoCon equivalent of the Idiocracy's missing airliners. It's the thing that megalomaniacs focus upon while everything else turns to shit in the background. Only final collapse of globalization will reveal truly how irrelevant the Ukraine conflict is in the grand scheme of things. The only thing still "great" about both the U.S. and Russia currently, is their ability to nuke the planet into oblivion several hundred times over at a minute's notice i.e. their profoundly misplaced "God complex". Everything else is turning to shit, in real-time.

China: A Ponzi Scheme within a Ponzi Scheme
China is more leveraged to Globalization than any other country on the planet. They bet everything on the indefinite Ponzi Scheme. Their payback is a $.80 minimum wage, profit margins 1/30th of Western companies, record pollution, medieval working conditions, a life expectancy on par with Syria, trillions in unsecured foreign Ponzi debt, dozens of ghost cities, and soon-to-be-idled factories. 

This is called the "last gasp":
Shanghai Composite versus Commodities:


As it turns out, for the first time in a long time, we will have to make do as a species without an empire of megalomaniacs informing us all how to live. Unthinkable, I know.