The “New World Order.” Who’s who in the world?
Case Involving the #UnitedStates (Donald #Trump), #China (#Xi Jinping), and #Russia (Vladimir #Putin).
Throughout world history—regarding geographic regions, countries, and peoples—there have been only two groups: 1. The oppressors and 2. The oppressed.
2026, According to data from the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), there are approximately 130 active armed conflicts (wars) worldwide. This figure involves around 60 countries and a high volume of shifting non-state armed groups.
A superpower is typically defined as a country with dominant, multi-domain global influence across military power (including projection and nuclear capabilities), economy (size, technology, finance), politics/diplomacy (alliances, institutions), and soft power (culture, education, literacy, ideology. And here, beware of religions, sects, cults, and religious fanaticism, because it promotes #terrorism in all its forms).
Top 10 countries commonly considered major/great powers.
Great Power: A traditional political science term for a nation that can exert its influence and military might on a global scale. Smaller countries often consider the opinions of great powers before taking their own actions.
World Power: A common, everyday phrase used interchangeably with great power to mean a country whose economic, cultural, and military reach spans the entire globe.
The three countries most commonly regarded as current superpowers:
- United States.
- China.
- Russia.
Other countries considered world powers are:
- India.
- United Kingdom, UK.
- France.
- Japan.
- Germany.
- South Korea.
- Frequently included: Italy, Turkey, Brazil.
Any country that makes the list of these ten can consider itself “fortunate”. Any country not included in this list of 10 countries is already, or could be, at a great disadvantage or in great trouble, depending on the continent it is located on and who its “neighbors” and “friends” are.
The United States currently has an estimated population on 349 million inhabitants, making it the third most populous country in the world, after India: 1.48 billion people, and China: 1.41 billion people.
United States of America (USA). Population breakdown by group: 1. White (non-Hispanic): ~191.7 million people (56.1% of the population). 2. Hispanic or Latino (any race): ~70.1 million people (20.5% of the population). 3. Black or African American: ~46.1 million people (13.5% of the population). 4. Asian: ~23.6 million people (6.9% of the population). 5. Other groups (including American Indian, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, and Two or More Races): Combined make up the remaining percentage (roughly 9.9 million to 10+ million people depending on multi-racial self-identification).
#Education, #Illiteracy and #FunctionalIlliteracy. Figures on poor education and low literacy in the United States vary, but all of them are alarming. Approximately 130 million U.S. adults—about 54 percent of those aged 16 to 74—have low literacy skills or read below a sixth-grade level. Other estimates put the number of people with some form of illiteracy at 93 million: 50 million adults who are functionally illiterate and 43 million who are illiterate. Hispanics (of any race) have the highest percentage with the lowest educational attainment among major U.S. racial/ethnic groups. For adult literacy/functional illiteracy rates (percentages within the group scoring at the lowest levels), Hispanics and Blacks/African Americans both show the highest rates, with recent data indicating Blacks may now edge higher in some metrics.
Generally speaking, Donald Trump won in the majority among voters without a four-year college degree (often categorized as non-college-educated voters), whereas voters with a solid post-graduate or college education favored his Democratic opponents in both his 2016 and 2020 runs (as well as in 2024). In summary, Donald Trump consistently won the majority of the non-college-educated electorate, making them the anchor of his political coalition.
Statistical data and exit polls show that a large majority of rural Americans—particularly white voters without a college degree—strongly identify as Republicans and have voted for Donald Trump by wide margins across his campaigns. A large majority of rural Americans and specific working groups like #farmers and #ranchers without a college degree are reliably Republican and have voted heavily for Donald Trump.
#Poverty and extreme poverty in the United States. About 35.9 million people (10.6% of the population) lived in poverty in the United States in 2024 under the official poverty measure, according to the latest U.S. Census Bureau data (released September 2025, covering calendar year 2024). Of these, roughly 16.8 million (about 5.0% of the total population, or nearly half of those in poverty) lived in deep/extreme poverty, defined as income below 50% of the poverty threshold. By race/ethnicity (official poverty measure rates for 2024). Poverty rates are highest for American Indian and Alaska Native people, followed closely by Black people. American Indian and Alaska Native: ~19.2%. Black/African American: ~18.4%. Hispanic (any race): ~15.0% (down from prior year). Two or more races: ~13.4%. White (overall or non-Hispanic often lower): ~9.3%. Asian: ~7.4–7.5% (down notably).
The U.S. #economy is currently in a state of chaos in absolutely every respect, and things are set to get worse: #inflation, #tariffs, food prices, #healthcare, etc. As the American people grow poorer, the Trump family grows richer: The combined net worth of the Trump family is estimated at roughly $10 billion+: 1. #DonaldTrump: $7.3 billion+, 2. Donald #TrumpJr. (#DonJr.): $500 million, 3. #Eric Trump: $750 million, 4. #Ivanka Trump: $100 million, 5. #Tiffany Trump: $10 million, 6. #Barron Trump: $150 million, 7. #Melania Trump: $50 million, 8. Jared #Kushner: $1 billion+ […] United States. The national #debt topped $40 trillion. March 31, 2016: Donald Trump did state that he would “get rid” of the national debt “fairly quickly.” At the time, the U.S. national debt stood at approximately $19 trillion. More than $11.5 trillion of that debt has been added during President Trump’s first term and the opening stretch of his second term, accounting for roughly one-fourth of the current total.
What is the current situation in the United States regarding Donald Trump’s policies, the war against #Iran, and the tariffs against #Canada and #Mexico? What is the state of the physical and mental health of Donald Trump, 45th & 47th President of the United States and Commander-in-Chief of the United States Armed Forces, an 80-year-old man, with two impeachment trials, the first convicted felon president in American history? #Dementia, Psychopathy, Sociopathy, Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD), Alzheimer, Malignant Narcissism, Communication Disorder… The president has severe daytime somnolence [sleepiness, drowsiness]. He falls asleep very often. He’s fallen asleep in the Oval Office on multiple occasions with people talking to him in the cabinet room. Chronic insomnia is a severe illness. It can result in an increase in risk of dementia, decrease in cognitive effects in older people.
Considering all this data, the present and future of the United States are clear: the damage is already done. Donald Trump and those who voted for him are destroying the United States. How sad! What a disgrace!
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Putin has strongly protested to the British government and demanded that it halt the missile reinforcements to Ukraine and the joint missile production that Ukraine has begun. The Storm Shadow missiles have a range of 250 km, and the situation has become even more tense with their potential to strike Russian economic facilities. Putin said, “Stop this immediately, or I will declare the Black Sea and the north a war zone.” He had previously warned Türkiye to stop the shipment of weapons and ammunition to Ukraine. Russia is absolutely determined. He also said that he would strike economic and industrial zones in England. Putin warned the world that the arms and ammunition support given to Ukraine will be met with a severe response. Russia has the power to protect all its interests and benefits.