America on the brink of COLLAPSE after decades of systemic decline

• The United States is experiencing a prolonged disintegration due to political dysfunction, economic mismanagement and cultural decay, exacerbated by events like the 2008 financial crisis and COVID-19 pandemic.
• Mainstream media has become a partisan tool, promoting liberal causes and undermining conservatives, eroding trust and professionalism in journalism.
• Extreme partisanship, impeachment attempts and election disputes highlight a breakdown in governance and distrust in democratic institutions at all levels.
• America’s prosperity, built on debt and financialization, is unraveling, with deindustrialization, stagnant wages and rising inequality undermining its economic and military strength.
• The U.S. must address systemic failures, unite the nation, revive its economy and strengthen institutions to avoid further decline and irrelevance.

For the past decade, the world witnessed a series of events that laid bare the deep fissures within American society, as highlighted by author Andrei Martyanov in his book “Disintegration: Indicators of the Coming American Collapse.”

From the baseless “Russian bounty” narrative peddled by mainstream media to the escalating chaos in cities like Seattle, San Francisco and Portland, the United States appears to be unraveling at an alarming rate. This disintegration is not a sudden phenomenon but the culmination of decades of systemic decline, fueled by a toxic mix of political dysfunction, economic mismanagement and cultural decay.

One of the main institutions helping in America’s collapse is the Fourth Estate, or the mainstream media, which has now devolved into a partisan tool to support liberal causes and the Democratic Party. Narratives are overhyped or outright fabricated to undermine conservatives and, especially, President Donald Trump, highlighting the deep-seated bias and lack of professionalism within the media.

The political landscape is characterized by extreme partisanship and a complete breakdown in governance. The multiple impeachment attempts against Trump during his first term, driven by partisan interests rather than evidence, and the subsequent refusal of state officials to acknowledge election results, demonstrate a profound distrust in the democratic process. This dysfunction is not limited to the federal level; state and local governments are also embroiled in partisan battles, with mayors and governors prioritizing ideology over the needs of their constituents.

American prosperity is no longer a reality

For decades, the U.S. projected an image of unparalleled prosperity, symbolized by its abundance of consumer goods and the American Dream. However, this affluence was built on a fragile foundation of debt and financialization. The 2008 financial crisis exposed the vulnerabilities of this model, and the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic further accelerated its unraveling.

The COVID-19 pandemic revealed the shocking reality of food insecurity in America. Studies by the Brookings Institution and others highlighted that millions of Americans, including a significant number of children, were struggling to access adequate food. This crisis was not solely due to the pandemic but was a symptom of a deeper economic malaise, characterized by stagnant wages, rising inequality and the erosion of the American middle class.

America’s attempts to use economic instruments to achieve geopolitical objectives, or geoeconomics, has largely failed. The 2020 oil price war between Russia and Saudi Arabia, which devastated the U.S. shale oil industry, demonstrated the limitations of American economic power. The U.S. reliance on sanctions and financial warfare has proven ineffective against nations like Russia and China, who have developed robust strategies to counter such measures. (Related: Global tensions, natural disasters and the looming shadow of world war – all predicted by Mike Adams and Steve Quayle three years ago.)

The U.S. has undergone a dramatic deindustrialization, with manufacturing jobs being outsourced to countries like China. This has not only eroded America’s economic base but has also undermined its technological and military capabilities. The decline of the U.S. automotive industry and the struggles of its commercial shipbuilding sector are emblematic of this broader trend.

The U.S., according to Martyanov, stands at a crossroads. The path to disintegration is paved with the failures of the past and the challenges of the present. To avert this fate, America must confront the root causes of its decline and embark on a path of renewal, which would require uniting the nation, embracing a cultural renaissance that celebrates America, reviving the economy and strengthening American institutions.

The future of America depends on its ability to rediscover the spirit that once made it a beacon of hope and opportunity. The choice is clear. Either the United States will rise to the challenge and forge a new path forward, or it will continue its descent into chaos and irrelevance.

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