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If the plans of the three major powers—America, China, and Europe—succeed, the global economic map, the nature of the manufacturing sector, geopolitics, technological progress, and the nature of civilizations will all change.

“No country or civilization in the world can chart an independent path. The old colonial (Euro-American Western) powers will not tolerate it. These powers always wish to keep the world under their control and will do whatever it takes to achieve that”—this accusation is not merely a phenomenon of the modern era. When we look at the history of the past thousand years, we realize how true this statement is. Over the last millennium, European ideologies have ruled the world in various ways, and they continue to do so today. Imperialism, the Papacy, the Crusades, Inquisition massacres, colonialism, proselytization, secularism, communism, casteism, Nazism, and fascism—Europe is the birthplace of all these.

There is no fundamental difference in core principles, beliefs, and strategies between religious imperialism and the communists’ imperialism of permanent single-party revolution. Marxists fundamentally believe in violent methods; the concept of non-violent methods does not exist in their ideology. The role of communists in making the 20th-century global history blood-soaked is immense. Can we forget the dark history where countless people were slaughtered due to the violence of Lenin, Stalin, Mao, Ho Chi Minh, and Pol Pot? Marxist-Maoists attempted to trigger the Europeanization of Asia by establishing a violent European political ideology amidst non-violent societies.

The Western mindset has created numerous global massacres and global wars. Consider the German concept known as Reich, which means “New Empire” or “New World.” This term was widely popularized by the Nazis. It is historical fact that the Nazis waged war on the world, claiming they would create a new “Aryan Empire.”

It is notable here to what extremes the European manufactured Aryan racial theory reached. They believed their own racist lies and launched global wars. This fictional ideology went to such lengths that the German Nazis fought under the belief that they alone were the pure “Aryan” race of the world and that their own pure empire must be established, ultimately causing the Second World War.

The ideology of German radicals is that “the ‘Holy Roman Empire’ from the 10th to the 19th century was the first Reich; the administration from 1871 to 1918 was the second German Reich; and the third empire from 1933 to 1945 was the Nazi Reich.” Believers in Nazi ideology are still active in America and Europe, harboring the dream that “a new fourth Nazi empire will surely come”—namely, the “Fourth Reich.” Can world peace survive among such people?

Although the past century witnessed several remarkable developments such as the fall of European colonial empires, the end of monarchies, and the expansion of democracy, it simultaneously bore witness to global wars, the rise of new forms of terrorism, an intensification of new religious conflicts, and a surge in violence. In the 21st century, extremist ideologies like “wokeism” have joined these, and everything is flourishing flamboyantly.

Global phenomena that changed every 40–50 years in the 19th century are now changing within just 2–3 years. We can expect this pace to become even more intense in the future. Technology, modes of thought, values, lifestyles, political phenomena, and the environment are changing rapidly like a spinning kaleidoscope. Wars, struggles, violence, and riots are being manufactured.

On one hand, there is a growing, intense fanaticism to establish a single dominant religion worldwide through conversions. On the other hand, post-modern and “woke” ideologies are taking over in the form of a “godless religion.” They too are driven by the resolve to conquer the world through conversions, much like a religion.

Over the past 100 years, our agricultural practices have changed; chemicals have become our food. The nature of education has changed, with a new kind of experiment being implemented in the educational sector every year. The majority of the global population is concentrating in metropolitan areas. Due to extreme population density and market demand, the nature and scale of living spaces are shifting. Water scarcity has become extreme, and environmental pollution has reached its peak. Traffic jams—where one can neither move forward nor backward and remains stuck in place—feel normal. Stress among people is increasing, and government expenditures on public health are rising.

The excesses of digital technology are being deliberately manufactured. The process of implanting chips into humans to create semi-machine, semi-human beings is also in full swing. Various organizations and countries have formulated large-budget projects and are actively working to capture and control people’s brains and thoughts. “Artificial Intelligence” is being utilized for all of this. This is an era where the urgency is to change the world according to their ideology, and to ensure it must remain under their perpetual control.

Massive private corporations have already made global human lives dependent on them. “Big Tech” companies, constantly keeping an eye on you, try to predict your next move even before you know it and lead you down the path they desire. Social media and technology companies operate like “left-lobby groups.” No one has a full estimate of the ways they are misusing AI.

Every arena is fractured in the name of “Left” and “Right” factions. A large army of billionaires has given top priority to “ideology” in education, mass media, and social media, and various political parties are being influenced. It is hard to imagine the various ways global power brokers might continue to influence and torment the world in the coming years through their immense wealth and technology.

After many regions and islands under European colonial rule gained notoriety as “tax havens,” the reckless antics of black-money holders flourished. The practice of the wealthy throwing their weight around and exerting global influence—and people living in fear of them—began during the colonial era and continues to this day.

The possibility of buying global dominance by pouring money has turned the heads of the rich. These “sophisticated” fat cats know the art of establishing control by asserting ownership over everything. Media, political parties, think-tanks, NGOs, financial institutions, educational institutions, energy, the environment, the stock market, technology, and international affairs are their favorite fields of “investment.”

The practice of declaring oneself a “philanthropist” or “investor” after amassing vast wealth began in early Europe, but it grew and took deep root in America—especially during the eras of Ford, Carnegie, and Rockefeller. The foundations established during their time faced controversies even then and have long been dogged by numerous allegations. These accusations range from “they are organizations working alongside intelligence agencies” to “they are part of the military-industrial-intelligence complex system, known as the unofficial government or deep state of America” (just like the “military-industrial complex,” there is also an “ideology-religious complex” dimension). Similar allegations surround the institutions of today’s new billionaires. The view found in these types of allegations is: “What matters most to American powers is global political and ideological dominance, and dollar dominance. Their goal is to achieve this by any means, and for that, both official and unofficial paths are pursued; there is a well-organized global army of like-minded billionaires.”

The situation where people must live in fear of the wealthy is deeply entrenching itself. It is noteworthy that a handful of companies and billionaires hold the data and details of 99% of the world’s people (and nations). Today, a few billionaires are determining the trajectory of the world. This is an era where cryptocurrencies created by someone can alter the fortunes of entire nations. There are reports that every such company has secret research units. The world has reached a point where the future and decisions of all humanity are determined in the boardrooms of American-European political powers and specific corporations. In other words, old colonial rule has not gone anywhere; it is thriving even more forcefully in a new form.

For centuries, the Rothschild family has held the reputation of being the “wealthiest and most influential family in the world.” There is a perception that it is the family that rooted and controlled the modern banking system globally and still secretly controls it. The UK, France, and Germany are its historical spheres of activity, and people believe its influence now spans the globe, including America.

Similarly, the royal family of Saudi Arabia is notable. The Saudi royal family are immensely influential figures who initiated the practice of changing the very name of a country previously known simply as “Arabia” to identify the nation with their own family name. It is said that the total net worth of this oil-monarch dynasty, which boasts hundreds of princes, exceeds $1 trillion.

Initially, only America formulated plans to keep the world in its grip. Now, China’s both “soft power” and “hard power” have grown. In the field of artificial intelligence, it is ahead of America. Controlling the world’s manufacturing sector and rare-earth materials, China is poised to soon surpass America as a superpower.

Deluded into thinking that whatever it does will pass unchecked, it is formulating massive projects. Like America and Europe, China is investing heavily in foreign media, universities, banks, and hospitals. It is eager to invest in all successful start-up companies across the world, including India, and is buying up intellectuals globally.

If the plans of these three major powers—America, China, and Europe—succeed, the global economic map, the nature of the manufacturing sector, geopolitics, technological progress, and the nature of civilizations will all change.

The original roots of ancient civilizations still survive in Asia. What is their future? It is very difficult to imagine what the coming decades will be like. Developments that demand our utmost anxiety are underway.

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