While the U.S. engages in war, the rest of the world moves on.

 136 COUNTRIES MEET TO TALK ABOUT  ECONOMIC COOPERATION AND PROSPERITY

2025 ST. PETERSBURG INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC FORUM

Yesterday, most of the western world was watching the Iran war and the speculation concerning this war. It is concluded that the U.S. and Israel have complete control of the skies and can attack Iran anywhere at anytime. It is now expected that the U.S. will enter this conflict and use its sophisticated weapons to destroy Iran's nuclear facilities. Yesterday Iran was only able to hit only 4 targets in Israel, it is expected that the worst is now over. 

It is still anticipated that the Iranian people, who are now enraptured with a new love for Israel and the United States, will soon complete the overthrow of the existing government and welcome back the descendants of the last Shah of Iran. We will have to see how all this works out.

In the meantime, Russia is hosting the 2025 St. Petersburg economic forum. It is being attended by 22,000 participants representing 136 countries. There are 193 nations that are members of the United Nations. While mentioning all this will most likely deserve the label of a Russian apologist or an anti-Israel advocate, I as an American believe the it is important for all Americans to see what is going on outside of the orchestrated media narrative.

I suppose all those 136 counties will soon be labeled enemies of the United States and rebels against the "rules based order". The reality is most of the world does not want to damage or destroy the United States, but it is mostly advocating a peaceful divorce from its abusive partner. While the United States continues to seek out dragons to slay, at an enormous cost and financed with borrowed money, the majority of the world is hoping for a new economic reality guided by mutual cooperation and prosperity. While they would like to do business with all of the world, they realize that may be far better off just confining their business with those that share their hope for mutual prosperity.

Yesterday during Tucker Carlson's interview with Ted Cruz, Cruz made it clear that the U.S. opposed Russia selling oil to the EU mostly because Russia was increasing their prosperity from the exchange. The fact that Europe was also prospering was irrelevant, Russian prosperity must be hindered in any way possible, very enlightening.  Even blowing up the joint Russian EU pipeline project was justified as long as it hindered Russia.

So now we see Russia selling their oil to the other parts of the world, the non important, and even Japan, who will now be a target of proposed senate sanctions.

If Americans could understand and observe that the last 30 years of regime change and a policy of death and destruction in an effort to sustain the unsustainable attempt to rule the world by threats, intimidation and war are a losing battle. A losing policy for the United States and if taken to its end result a losing battle for the world.