Would you believe if you read at some random Internet page that US Empire is collapsing? Or to some professor of economy that is persistantly talking about the day of reckoning? You may doubt that sources. But what if you find a Pentagon document with the same conclusion? Well, it was written eight years ago!

Exactly eight years ago, on July 20, 2017, I posted a text in English on my blog titled The Collapse of the Global US Empire To this day, thanks to censorship, which is an unmistakable sign of collapse, both the direct link to the 147-page document and the link to the video explaining it have been removed from the text. That's why today I'm reposting the direct link and brief notes, so you can continue your research yourself:

Description

The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) faces persistent fundamental change in its strategic and operating environments. This report suggests this reality is the product of the United States entering or being in the midst of a new, more competitive, post-U.S. primacy environment. Post-primacy conditions promise far-reaching impacts on U.S. national security and defense strategy. Consequently, there is an urgent requirement for DoD to examine and adapt how it develops strategy and describes, identifies, assesses, and communicates corporate-level risk. This report takes on the latter risk challenge. It argues for a new post-primacy risk concept and its four governing principles of diversity, dynamism, persistent dialogue, and adaptation. The authors suggest that this approach is critical to maintaining U.S. military advantage into the future. Absent change in current risk convention, the report suggests DoD exposes current and future military performance to potential failure or gross under-performance.

But the most spectacular part of this discovery is not that Global Empire is broken – but, by the words of investigative journalist Nafeez Amed, that offered solutions are – all the same!

More fear!

• Issue stand-alone, secretary-level risk guidance as a part of the strategy development process.

More surveillance!

• Integrate interagency insights into DoD’s risk assessment and “lead-up” as trusted partners toward a common “whole of government” risk picture.

More propaganda!

• Competitor Strategic Manipulation of Perceptions to Achieve Favorable Strategic Outcomes

Pushing “Allies” into more war!

• Integrate core allies and partners into the risk assessment process.

So, despite the clear assessment that this plan is leading to collapse – the plan is still being implemented with increasing determination!

Eight years later, the results are more than obvious…