In the Video below, Brian Berletic put the Iran-US conflict into a Chinese perspective. It is important indeed (which is why I post this video) but probably not the only aspect. Nuclear bombs? Forget it. It is obviously a pretext. So, indeed then, preserving the empire must be the main reason. But where I differ to Brian Berletic is on the fact that there is a grand strategy to weaken China. This put a lot of "intelligence" into a system which daily is showing us, it has none.
If there was ANY forward and therefore strategic thinking at all in the US, then the country would not have exported its full industrial base, including vital parts of its economy, including but not limited to rare earths, without which a conflict against China cannot be won. This, for me, doesn't square and is the indirect proof that there is simply no real strategy on the US/Western side. It is just as usual, the squishy, soft, flexible power of the Western elites/deep state which is in fact the result of the balance of power between different factions which do not necessarily align on every subject. It is flexible and can adapt, adjust as needed but also mostly as a consequence lack the grand strategy that many people want to detect. I may be wrong but I just don't see it, nor do we see more complex calculations which would indicate that indeed, somewhere, "intelligent" people are at work behind the imbecile facade that our Western political systems display. As a consequence, we must therefore revive an old computer concept that software specialists will remember: "WYSIWYG" (What You See Is What You Get!) which unfortunately fits the current political context. (I say "unfortunately" because a consequence of this is that escalation, as we will discuss in future posts, unfortunately, is the only path available.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxEF3lQKaW4
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