The defeat of the Khazarian comedian Zelensky and the inauguration of Trump 2.0 have catalyzed the beginning of a new tripolar world order between the United States, Russia and China [1] and have proven right the already historic speech of Tsar Vladimir Putin 18 years ago at the Munich Security Conference (MSC), where he had advocated for “creative multipolarity [2]”.

Since 2007, I have appreciated the depth of Putin’s geostrategic thinking: a year before the collapse of Lehman Brothers on Wall Street, which the Obama/Biden duo tried to make China take responsibility for, China finally became aware of the perversity of its underground relationship with the Biden family (father Joe and son Hunter).

The culminating moment came when, nolens volens, a G-2 was launched between China and Russia, a group that today seems more indissoluble than ever and that has left the United States isolated on the geostrategic level.

A phrase from Putin, who has already entered history as one of the greatest geostrategists of the 21st century, testifies to an inescapable prospective: “the economic potential of the new centers of global economic growth will inevitably be transformed into political influence and will strengthen multipolarity.”

Ten days after Trump 2.0 came to power, his Secretary of State, the Cuban-American Marco Rubio, admitted in an interview with Megyn Kelly, 18 years after Putin’s prophecy, the inevitability of the new multipolar order in which China and Russia stand out, on a par with the United States [3],

Marco Rubio sharply criticized the Biden administration for prolonging its unilateral moment, for underestimating Russia, and for launching its war on command in Ukraine thinking that Russia was weak.

With the humiliating defeat in Ukraine as a backdrop, the MSC, 18 years later, chooses to timidly address “multipolarisation” [4], as power shifts to a greater number of actors with the capacity to influence key global issues.—

The MSC does not hide its inherent Russophobia and its grotesque narrative of events to mentally deny Russia’s triumph in Ukraine and prefers the option of China as the most prominent and powerful defender of the multipolar order, as the defender of the countries of the Global South.

The MSC comically overlooks the inseparable G-2 between Russia and China that constitutes the backbone of BRICS+ and has left far behind the geoeconomic mediocrity of the G-7.

Precisely, during the MSC, none other than Wang Yi, responsible for Chinese foreign policy from the Politburo, welcomed the consensus reached by the US and Russia regarding Ukraine [5].

While waiting for the Putin/Xi/Trump supreme tripartite summit in Moscow to celebrate Victory Day on May 9 [6]. , negotiations between the US and Russia in Saudi Arabia are announced for this week, with the frightening and remarkable absence of Europe as a whole – and also waiting for the electoral defeat of the globalist regimes dependent on the Rothschild bankers and George Soros in Germany, Great Britain and France – the side that turned out to be the big loser in the war in Ukraine.

It is worth highlighting the message of the Russian geopolitician and philosopher Alexander Dugin: “We are already there. End of globalism. End of Ukraine. End of Canada. End of the European Union [7]“.

The contempt of the US towards Europe is dramatic: whether it is the Straussian and pro-Khazar neoconservatives, like Vicky Nuland – with her phrase “fuck Europe!” ” in 2014, when she was plotting to bring about regime change in Ukraine [8], or the diatribe of Vice-President JD Vance at the MSC, who denounced the censorship of freedom of expression, as well as the anti-democratic practices of the European Union in Romania [9].

Mistakes, like defeats, are painful. What will happen to Europe in the rest of the 21st century? Biden’s ignominious defeat in Ukraine will be Trump’s tripolar triumph.