During the first Cold War, the geopolitical term “Domino Theory” came to be understood as a fear tool to disseminate the idea that Communism would spread like dominoes falling if left unchecked. Ironically, a domino effect is underway in the world.

The 21st-century version of the spread of ideas and ideologies is neither communism nor capitalism. Today, the dominoes are not rigid but represent a cry for multipolarism. One look at a map and Russia and China’s most recent geopolitical moves, and a 10th grader can reach the same conclusion.

While the United States and most of Europe struggle to hold their countries/alliances together, nations of other regions are coalescing along more and more ideological, business, and cultural lines. Looking at the geopolitical situation from a realistic perspective, be it geographic, economic, or ideological, the future multipolar world is inevitable. Unless the deep state in the United States, the UK, and the European Union are ready for WW3 and mutually assured mass destruction (MAD), the current and future BRICS nations will effectively surround the West. Containment, such as that applied to China and Russia by the US and its allies, will flip in the opposite direction.

The Map Does Not Lie

Let’s start with Russian President Vladimir Putin’s most recent visits to North Korea and Mongolia and the understanding agreed to with Azerbaijan. The Western mainstream media attempts to cast a dim light on these geopolitical moves, but this is out of desperation to keep hidden from the public just how difficult the Liberal Order’s situation is. Look at a world map, examine trade routes and the whereabouts of the world’s remaining natural resources, and take note. Better still, count the number of people living in once “contained” by US and NATO military and economic power. The dominoes are freefalling.

Mr. Putin’s latest trip to Mongolia is not only about creating the gas corridor from Russia to China, it’s about Mongolia buying huge quantities of the gas to power its industrial revolution. And there’s no doubt Russia will assist and invest in helping Mongolia achieve a greater standard of living for its people and greater status in the newly forming multipolar world. This quote from Putin via Tass News........

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