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Is America really in decline, or are we trapped in an information cocoon?
This question, brothers, can actually be better answered by the older generation,
they have truly experienced the time when America was at its peak.
Back then, America was so powerful it felt hopeless.
At that time, if you threatened him and his family, he would definitely retaliate,
without any hesitation.
Don't say you offended him, even if you didn't,
just because you were in too good of a position, he would come and kick you.
The most typical example is the invasion of Grenada; the United States purely wanted to show off its muscles, while also conducting a drill, and overthrew a sovereign government.
In this operation, the United States acted like it was holding a hammer and saw everyone as a nail.
Let alone using force, at that time, just a few threats from the United States could silence both China and Russia; the so-called roar was nothing more than a lion's roar.
At that time, the United States was so powerful it felt hopeless.
Primarily due to the hegemony of the dollar and military dominance.
Otherwise, do you think the title of the 'Lighthouse Nation' came from?
Do you think the invincible mindset of the United States across the world came from?
Now compare this to the present.
Russia is spitting at NATO in Eastern Europe.
China is wildly jumping around in the Middle East.
The Houthis even dare to stand up to America.
Japan is still jumping around even with everything on the table.
It's absolutely insane.
This question, brothers, can actually be better answered by the older generation,
they have truly experienced the time when America was at its peak.
Back then, America was so powerful it felt hopeless.
At that time, if you threatened him and his family, he would definitely retaliate,
without any hesitation.
Don't say you offended him, even if you didn't,
just because you were in too good of a position, he would come and kick you.
The most typical example is the invasion of Grenada; the United States purely wanted to show off its muscles, while also conducting a drill, and overthrew a sovereign government.
In this operation, the United States acted like it was holding a hammer and saw everyone as a nail.
Let alone using force, at that time, just a few threats from the United States could silence both China and Russia; the so-called roar was nothing more than a lion's roar.
At that time, the United States was so powerful it felt hopeless.
Primarily due to the hegemony of the dollar and military dominance.
Otherwise, do you think the title of the 'Lighthouse Nation' came from?
Do you think the invincible mindset of the United States across the world came from?
Now compare this to the present.
Russia is spitting at NATO in Eastern Europe.
China is wildly jumping around in the Middle East.
The Houthis even dare to stand up to America.
Japan is still jumping around even with everything on the table.
It's absolutely insane.
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