Amid the seismic geopolitical changes President Donald Trump dramatically and unapologetically causes, the globalist norms that have governed the West since the fall of the Soviet Union are falling.
The world goes through fundamental changes of the type that will make history, and certain years are identified as marks of game-changing times. One such year is 1945. It marked the end of World War II and Great Britain losing its superpower status to the United States.
The year 1968 was another such year, as it signified the Marxist “free drugs and sex” revolution in the West, a fundamental revolt against traditional Western values such as the traditional family, gender roles, respect for the church, personal liberties and responsibilities. The Marxists implemented the dramatic demonization of Christianity – which set the tone for the subsequent atheist-socialist decades in Europe, and the culture war in the United States.
We are currently amid yet another important year: 2025 marks the end of the globalist unipolar era. President Donald Trump reshapes the geopolitical map, strengthening the nation state and traditional Western values as the United States reenters a historic phase of strength in a multipolar world.
“2025 could be a year when the basic assumptions about the way our world works are fed into the shredder,” writes John Simpson at BBC: “The basic reason is Donald Trump. Since the end of World War II, the 13 U.S. presidents before Trump has at least paid lip service to a set of key geopolitical principles: that America’s own security depended on protecting Europe from Russia, and the non-Communist countries of Asia against China. Trump has up-ended this approach. He says he’s putting American interests first, way before everything else.” […]
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