kalu_miah
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Good discussions going. Hello_10 has got it correct. China will defeat the US in 30-50 years time frame. That is my projection also, just look at the joke of a democracy we have in the US, Republican Scott Walker won in Wisconsin, voted in by a clueless 56% majority, stupid is stupid does. And "peaceful" rise is not just essential for China but for entire Asia, as any conflict will be costly and a setback for all regional states, India, Eurasia+, ASEAN+ or GCC+, the beneficiary will be US/West.
The real problem folks is that the US/West have a racial superiority complex and some idiots like the Japanese and Koreans buying into this nonsense and copy pasting similar ideas for their own race. They simply have a dogmatic belief that USA/West can never become a secondary power, not calling the shots of the world. The only way to defeat this nonsense is a complete and comprehensive economic and military defeat and that will happen in 30-50 years in my opinion. But it will happen, only if Asian powers know how to use USA/West, but not get used and manipulated by USA/West and thus avoid a conflict between Asian powers in Asian land-mass.
But for this to happen, China has to have a mature and extremely far-sighted vision. The regional groups I mentioned can be one vehicle to reduce USA/Western influence in these states, make them semi-independent or perhaps fully independent, which will allow them to make rational decisions based on their own interest rather than under influence of outsiders who want to divide and rule in this Asian space. China for its own interest need to support the formation of these unions, so these regional unions once fully integrated remain allied or at least friendly towards China.
Whichever power will embrace the new "Unite and Share" paradigm rather than the old and obsolete "divide and rule", I believe will become the new predominant power. China has a shot at it, but its not written in stone, the USA/West can recover, reform and make a come back, so can any of the other regional groups, if they take the right course of actions.
Indian strategists need to understand these regional dynamics and then make correct foreign policy decisions. Turning down USA offer was a good choice, so was the move to apply for SCO membership. India, just like China, also must not feel nervous about the regional unions in the Asian space, in its neighborhood such as ASEAN+ and Eurasia+ and the ones a little far like GCC+. Even though they may make smaller states more powerful and less vulnerable to manipulation, the biggest benefit China and India can derive from these regional unions, is that it will stabilize unstable regimes and states and allow the opening up of formerly blocked geographic routes and make entire Asia a very integrated region, which is a good for all Asians.
The real problem folks is that the US/West have a racial superiority complex and some idiots like the Japanese and Koreans buying into this nonsense and copy pasting similar ideas for their own race. They simply have a dogmatic belief that USA/West can never become a secondary power, not calling the shots of the world. The only way to defeat this nonsense is a complete and comprehensive economic and military defeat and that will happen in 30-50 years in my opinion. But it will happen, only if Asian powers know how to use USA/West, but not get used and manipulated by USA/West and thus avoid a conflict between Asian powers in Asian land-mass.
But for this to happen, China has to have a mature and extremely far-sighted vision. The regional groups I mentioned can be one vehicle to reduce USA/Western influence in these states, make them semi-independent or perhaps fully independent, which will allow them to make rational decisions based on their own interest rather than under influence of outsiders who want to divide and rule in this Asian space. China for its own interest need to support the formation of these unions, so these regional unions once fully integrated remain allied or at least friendly towards China.
Whichever power will embrace the new "Unite and Share" paradigm rather than the old and obsolete "divide and rule", I believe will become the new predominant power. China has a shot at it, but its not written in stone, the USA/West can recover, reform and make a come back, so can any of the other regional groups, if they take the right course of actions.
Indian strategists need to understand these regional dynamics and then make correct foreign policy decisions. Turning down USA offer was a good choice, so was the move to apply for SCO membership. India, just like China, also must not feel nervous about the regional unions in the Asian space, in its neighborhood such as ASEAN+ and Eurasia+ and the ones a little far like GCC+. Even though they may make smaller states more powerful and less vulnerable to manipulation, the biggest benefit China and India can derive from these regional unions, is that it will stabilize unstable regimes and states and allow the opening up of formerly blocked geographic routes and make entire Asia a very integrated region, which is a good for all Asians.