1. Ignite a Peripheral Conflict with Russia
The United States orchestrates a geopolitical flashpoint on Europe’s fringes, leveraging tensions with Russia to destabilize the region. By amplifying historical rivalries and exploiting fault lines—think Ukraine or the Caucasus—the U.S. sets the stage for a broader confrontation, pulling Europe into the fray.
2. Entangle Europe in the Struggle
With the conflict simmering, Europe—bound by proximity and NATO obligations—is drawn in, willingly or not. The U.S. positions itself as the reluctant ally, nudging European nations to shoulder the burden while quietly fanning the flames of escalation.
3. Empower the Rise of Right-Wing Radicals
As war fatigue and economic strain mount, the U.S. watches as Europe’s political landscape shifts. Right-wing populists and nationalists seize the moment, promising strength and sovereignty. Fear of Russia becomes the perfect catalyst for their ascent, fracturing Europe’s liberal unity.
4. Withdraw from NATO
At the opportune moment, the U.S. steps back, citing “America First” or overburdened commitments elsewhere. NATO—long the linchpin of transatlantic security—crumbles without its cornerstone, leaving Europe exposed and scrambling to fill the void.
5. Leave Europe to Fight Russia Alone—While Profiting
Europe, now isolated, faces Russia head-on. The U.S., safely across the Atlantic, becomes the arsenal of democracy once more—supplying weapons, fuel, and resources at a premium. Billions flow into American coffers as Europe bleeds, a grim echo of wartime profiteering past.
6. Pivot to Russia’s Side Against “Fascism”
In a stunning reversal, the U.S. aligns with Russia, framing the war as a noble crusade against Europe’s newfound “fascism” and “nationalism.” The narrative flips: yesterday’s foe becomes today’s partner, united against a fractured, radicalized Europe.
7. Carve Up Europe into Spheres of Influence
With the conflict resolved, the U.S. and Russia negotiate a new Yalta-style division. Germany splits between American and Russian zones; Russia claims Poland, the Baltics, Moldova, and beyond. Europe’s sovereignty dissolves, replaced by superpower dominance—and profit for both victors.
8. Eliminate the EU as a Competitor
The European Union, once a formidable economic rival, lies in ruins—its unity shattered, its markets subordinated. The U.S. emerges unchallenged, its global economic hegemony secured as Europe’s dream of integration fades into history.
9. Deploy BlackRock & Co and Massive Reconstruction Loans
Enter the titans of finance. BlackRock and other U.S.-led firms swoop in, offering astronomical loans to rebuild Europe’s war-torn husk. Debt binds the continent to American interests, ensuring decades of repayments—and profit—flow back to Wall Street.
10. Repeat in 90 Years
History turns, but the playbook endures. In less than a century, the cycle resets: sow chaos, reap rewards, and reshape the world. The U.S., ever the chessmaster, waits patiently for the next opportunity to assert its will.
