When trying to put the a new system into play, one must make sure no bugs remain.
April 13, 2015
As the world continues the shift from a unipolar American dominated world to a multilateral world based on the fair political and economic representation of all countries, there remains flashpoints of tension and possible conflict in regions of the world which have acted as hinges, or gateways, for American hegemony.
The war and political back and forth taking place in Ukraine is one of these regions. The area acts as a natural divide between the Russian geopolitical sphere and the American hegemonic European sphere, a sphere which is now slowly moving away from US dominance and into the multilateral framework.
The war taking place in Yemen and quickly spreading into Saudi Arabia is another one of these regions which is seeking realignment as the global governance structure is shuffled. The relationship between the House of Saud and countless American administrations, which have represented the interests of the Federal Reserve, is now being fragmented and re-organized under a regional energy policy, which will more accurately reflect the multilateral framework being implemented.
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