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[quote=Anonymous]Pointless rhetoric and your options are not at all logical.
None of your scenarios can or will happen. For another decade, the U.S. will be a superpower. From then on, there will be less of a superpower vs. the rest attitude and more even power. 
Unlike after the Second World War, when the U.S. manufactured most of the things and could 100% sustain itself, we now rely on outside goods and manufacturing for most basic things. The U.S. helped rebuild certain economies, but now it is destroying them with an inflated dollar value. That is bad; BCS Rome/Egypt/England could withstand outside invaders but could not survive the loss of their markets and the import of the necessary goods.

Add to that Western Europe heavily depends on Russian goods and understands that the U.S. is profiting greatly (great for us right now) from the lack of Russian imports; they do know that the party that benefits the most from a prolonged war in Europe is the U.S and its military-industrial complex. (think about why nobody is reporting on the Middle East and Africa having no wheat right now in mainstream media. It does not fit with the sales of weapons, which you pay for and CEOs pocket the gains.)

Anyway, I am thinking of some break in the business of listening to the U.S. happens in the next decade. In the end, we might see the U.S. Empire as we are so in debt and so uneducated and so many live in extreme poverty, this turn will benefit us, the small people.[/quote]

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