Difference between revisions of "Collective West"
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[[File:Collective West.PNG|right|300px|thumb|"The world", "international community" or "civilized nations" as seen through the eyes of Western political [[elitism|leadership]].]] | [[File:Collective West.PNG|right|300px|thumb|"The world", "international community" or "civilized nations" as seen through the eyes of Western political [[elitism|leadership]].]] | ||
| − | The '''Collective West''', sometimes referred to as the [[Western alliance]], refers to the [[NATO]] treaty alliance association, the [[European Union]], the efforts to [[expand NATO]] through the [[AUKUS]] alliance to [[Australia]], [[New Zealand]], [[Japan]] and [[South Korea]]. | + | The '''Collective West''', sometimes referred to as the [[Western alliance]], refers to the [[NATO]] treaty alliance association, the [[European Union]], and the efforts to [[expand NATO]] through the [[AUKUS]] alliance to [[Australia]], [[New Zealand]], [[Japan]] and [[South Korea]]. It is sometimes referred to as the "EUSA", or EU + USA for short. |
| − | The collective West, and the United States in particular, are in the forefront of | + | The collective West, and the [[United States]] in particular, are in the forefront of bringing the [[homosexual agenda]] and so-called "[[gay rights]]" to a planet where much of [[homosexual]] activity is, and has been regarded as [[criminal]] conduct, or at the very least outside of societal norms for several millennia. 21st century [[American foreign policy]] regards so-called "gay rights" as a form or expression of "[[democracy]]" and "[[freedom]]". |
| − | [[File:LGBTQ acceptance map by country.png|300px| | + | Another frequently used term to refer to the collective West and its "society of privilege" is the "[[Golden billion]]". |
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| + | [[File:LGBTQ acceptance map by country.png|300px|right|thumb|2018 map of the collective West and "[[LGBT]] acceptance".]] | ||
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| + | ==Resistance to the American Empire== | ||
| + | Resistance to the growth and spread of the American Empire and its social, political, [[military]] and [[cultural hegemony]] in the 21st century has been led by the [[BRICS]] nations. | ||
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| + | ==Why the use of nuclear weapons to preserve the Empire fails== | ||
| + | {{See also|Belligerents in NATO imperial wars}} | ||
| + | A core principle of [[military]] doctrine is that [[nuclear weapon]]s do not solve the specific operational problems the [[United States]] faces in both the [[Eastern Europe]] and [[Persian Gulf]] theaters: | ||
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| + | Using a tactical nuclear weapon does not fix a broken [[industrial]] [[supply chain]], it does not manufacture SM-3 or [[Patriot missile]] interceptors, and it does not produce [[infantry]] for exhausted [[proxy war|proxy]] armies. Nuclear weapons are blunt instruments of total destruction, not tools for managing industrial [[wars of attrition]] or [[Asymmetric warfare|aymmetric]] [[maritime]] [[blockade]]s. | ||
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| + | ==See also== | ||
| + | *[[Liberal triumphalism]] | ||
| + | *[[Unipolarity]] | ||
| + | *[[Hegemony]] | ||
| + | {{globalism}} | ||
[[Category:Geography]] | [[Category:Geography]] | ||
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[[Category:Globalism]] | [[Category:Globalism]] | ||
[[Category:NATO]] | [[Category:NATO]] | ||
[[Category:History]] | [[Category:History]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:02, July 26, 2026
The Collective West, sometimes referred to as the Western alliance, refers to the NATO treaty alliance association, the European Union, and the efforts to expand NATO through the AUKUS alliance to Australia, New Zealand, Japan and South Korea. It is sometimes referred to as the "EUSA", or EU + USA for short.
The collective West, and the United States in particular, are in the forefront of bringing the homosexual agenda and so-called "gay rights" to a planet where much of homosexual activity is, and has been regarded as criminal conduct, or at the very least outside of societal norms for several millennia. 21st century American foreign policy regards so-called "gay rights" as a form or expression of "democracy" and "freedom".
Another frequently used term to refer to the collective West and its "society of privilege" is the "Golden billion".
Resistance to the American Empire
Resistance to the growth and spread of the American Empire and its social, political, military and cultural hegemony in the 21st century has been led by the BRICS nations.
Why the use of nuclear weapons to preserve the Empire fails
- See also: Belligerents in NATO imperial wars
A core principle of military doctrine is that nuclear weapons do not solve the specific operational problems the United States faces in both the Eastern Europe and Persian Gulf theaters:
Using a tactical nuclear weapon does not fix a broken industrial supply chain, it does not manufacture SM-3 or Patriot missile interceptors, and it does not produce infantry for exhausted proxy armies. Nuclear weapons are blunt instruments of total destruction, not tools for managing industrial wars of attrition or aymmetric maritime blockades.