Cold War 2.0: Dawn of the Asian Millennium

by Andranik Aghazarian, Tamar Hela (Editor)

In this riveting exploration, witness the escalating political tensions between the United States and China as they engage in a battle of words. As an Anti-Asian sentiment takes root in the west, you may find yourself pondering how we arrived at this critical juncture. Delve into the multifaceted decline of the western world, encompassing politics, finance, economy, society, environment, and technology. Abandoned cities, offshore industries, crumbling infrastructure, dwindling middle class, and failed political remedies leave the average person grappling with the consequences. Decades of American intervention abroad have soured international relations, causing a surge in countries rejecting western values, products, companies, and nations like never before. Prepare to confront a new reality where open criticism of everything American abounds. Once regarded as the path to modernization, the charge toward a more liberal democracy is now under scrutiny due to China's triumphs and the struggles of democratic systems. As politicians and media struggle to divert attention from mounting domestic issues, they resort to a timeless creating a formidable adversary. Across recorded history, Asia has historically held the economic and political center stage, only to be overtaken in the past two centuries. However, with the declining influence of the U.S. dollar as a reserve currency and the rise of alternatives like precious metals and cryptocurrencies, monumental generational shifts are aligning with larger market cycles. Step into the post-Covid-19 world, where the Asian Millennium has dawned, western hegemony has crumbled, and a new Cold War looms. The days of "business as usual" are long gone, as we find ourselves in the midst of a power vacuum, paving the way for a New World Order. Brace yourself for the inevitable arrival of the Great Reset, the culmination of various macro market cycles. Are you ready to face this transformative era head-on?

386 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 9, 2020

Reviews

[Tamar · Rating 5 out of 5]

In depth, controversial, and well researched. Will definitely give you something to think about in light of these strange times in history and economics.