Why the Future of the United States Could Still be Better than the Rest of the World

It's becoming more obvious to more people that the future of the United States doesn't look so bright. The US is making similar mistakes to ancient Rome that brought the downfall of ancient Rome. But, I think there is a possibility that even if the United States become less safe, free, and prosperous, it will still actually be the best.

Europe is in a major struggle with itself. The European Union is trying to consolidate power so that the European countries are not their own countries, and instead are governments controlled by the higher government. There is a current war in Eastern Europe. The rest of Europe wants to have more war with itself. Many of the governments of Europe, and especially the European Union, want to eliminate the European race by importing massive amounts of Africans, Muslims, and Asians, which they are doing. Some places like Poland are resisting more than others, but right now the anti-European part of Europe is politically winning. Russia is an odd part of Europe, which many other governments in Europe want to fight for whatever corrupt reasons, and is probably mostly stagnant. So, the future of Europe doesn't look great.

China probably has fewer people than they claim to have because the Communists probably lied about their population growth post-WW2. Even if their population is what they say it is they have a problem because they are failing to replace that large population because of a low birthrate. That's now part of the culture that they probably won't be able to reverse. Since the late 1970s China has been able to grow economically incredibly fast because they implemented capitalism and free markets and were able to copy the technological advancements already existing in western culture. But, because of Chinese culture being conformist and their thousands of years of training, including the oldest standardized testing system in the world, it's not obvious they'll actually be able to be a technological leader. Without someone to copy, they will probably stagnate. Plus, they're having a political power struggle and power is being consolidated, to do that freedom has to fall, corruption has to rise, and the growth of prosperity will probably stall. So, the future of China doesn't look great.

India could choose to be the richest country in the world 50 years from now. All they would have to do is choose as a civilization to allow capitalism and free markets supported by the idea of the property rights and rule of law. But, they have huge tensions between the Hindus and Muslims, often breaking out into violence, and that will probably continue. They have a large anti-industrial culture, Gandhi for instance was against industrial development and wanted everyone to have simple farming lives. They also appear to have a large communist/socialist movement that if large enough will crush any chance of prosperity and push India back to desperate poverty. So, the future of India doesn't look that great.

Africa, notably sub-Saharan Africa, always has been horrible and always will be horrible from the standpoint of what we think of as civilization with things like peace, liberty, and prosperity because the cultures and the people are horrible. They don't understand rule of law, property rights, etc. Europe drew lines of where countries could be, and the world pretends those countries exist, but a large number of Africans have never developed to the point where they think outside of tribes and tribal structures. So, the future of Africa doesn't look great.

Central America has one obviously important country, Mexico (often technically considered part of North America, but realistically has a stronger cultural connection with the rest of Central America), which is completely controlled and operated by the cartels. El Salvador was able to go from the murder capital of the world to a safe country within a short period of time, and that shows hope if other countries copy the model. That's unlikely. A few other countries are largely tourist operations. Americans go to nice beaches for vacation, or go help poor people as part of religious missions that are a different type of tourism. None of the small countries will be very important in the near future, and Mexico will keep getting worse in the near future. So, the future of Central American doesn't look great.

South America has had similar issues to Central America and is a similar set of cultures. South America has more large countries in area and population, so the raw potential is there. Venezuela was prosperous, and then they decided they wanted to try communism/socialism, and it did what it always does, crush prosperity, safety, and freedom. Brazil could be successful at any time that Brazil decided to not be massively corrupt. That seems unlikely to happen. Argentina is recently turning its economy around, but with a large amount of internal political conflict, and it's not obvious if they will stay on the path to prosperity or if they will choose to go the other way and become poor again. I think it's an even split. It looks like Peru might copy the economic success of Argentina. That remains to be seen, and is still unlikely to become an important world influence. So, the future of South American doesn't look great.

Australia and Canada are doing the same self-destructive and societally suicidal activities and policies as most of the rest of western civilization, which makes sense because they're still connected to the United Kingdom, which is very purposefully destroying it's own justice and legal system and importing foreigners in an effort to replace it's own native population. Australia and Canada will probably remain stagnant. So, the future of Australia and Canada doesn't look great.

Japan and South Korea have major population replacement issues. South Korea has recently had some internal political conflict as well. Japan seems to be doing better politically and hopefully preserves the Japanese culture. But, the US doesn't allow them to have a real military, which limits their influence, and their economy has been stagnant for decades which seems unlikely to change. Japan may be the best of the rest on this list, but with decreasing world influence and the threat of China next door. So, the future of Japan and South Korea doesn't look great.

The Middle East always has been at war, and always will be at war. Primarily Britain, with the help of France, made Israel in the 1900s. The US started funding Israel after WW2. Without that Israel might have fallen, but they have so much control over the US government that it guarantees unlimited funding, and a large number of American Christians worship Israel and the Jews as idols. The Muslims consider it their duty to God to conquer, convert, and control the entire world. Wherever there are large numbers of Muslims next to non-Muslims you will have war. They often disagree and fight themselves also, but they've done well at expanding and conquering many places. They've proven very effective especially at conquering places controlled by Christians. But, the Muslims have already conquered all of the Christians in the Middle East. That leaves the continual struggle between the Jews and Muslims, and the Muslims with the Muslims, which won't end in any foreseeable future. Every time a major part of the Middle East looks like it's getting civilized, as in Persian Iran or the Ottoman Empire, Islam reasserts its control and drives the society back into a less developed state. So, the future of the Middle East doesn't look great.

That leaves the United States of America. The US government is largely controlled by Israel, is being actively invaded by Muslims after losing multiple long wars in the Middle East, is being actively invaded by Central and South American cartels, is having institutions purchased and controlled by China, has so many corrupt politicians that most of them are helping with all of these things to collapse the US, is devaluing its currency at an accelerating rate, restricts building housing so that many young people are upset about lost opportunities that they see as their right and are looking for any political personality that will offer radical and desperate change, the US has a large number of communists and socialists in control of major industries like education, the food supply is largely poisonous, the US population is used for testing pharmaceutical drugs with non-liability from vaccine injuries, there are special courts to allow spying on American citizens, federal government agencies have carried out false flag attacks on the US, they've also carried out chemical and biological weapons attacks on US cities just as experiments, the prison population is massive even though the worst criminals are let out of prison and rarely jailed, the media is corrupt and controlled by foreign influence, university and college debt was inflated by government backed loans to a ridiculous point, the US taxpayers pay the most amount of taxes to fraud that is stolen by politicians and foreign invaders pretending to be refugees and foreign governments out of anyone in the world, the military industrial congressional complex won't let the United States ever not be at war, free speech is being restricted, the right to bear arms and self defense is being restricted, the right of privacy against search and seizure without a warrant is being restricted, states' rights are being restricted, the US is controlled by two political parties that are both in corrupt alliance with each other against the American public, and more. But, as long as the rest of the regions of the world ruin themselves faster than the US, then the US is still the best. It's like a backward race, and the slowest one to destroy themselves wins. Long live the republic, and God bless the USA.

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