I have no expectations

I have no expectations for Trump and his supporters. I think there is no hope for the United States unless they are impeached after losing the midterm elections in two years. There is a high probability that it will be a disaster for the world as well.

The attitude toward Ukraine in the process of mediating the Russo-Washington War is similar to the tragedy that history once saw vividly. Hitler demanded the Czech Republic that the majority of Germans lived in. Despite the fact that the United States became the new most powerful country in World War I, which suffered significant casualties, was not concerned about cross-continental matters, and the hegemonic Britain was now powerless and bent on appeasing Hitler, tired of the war just over a decade ago. France, which had previously been the most harsh to Germany, was afraid of a war and refused to participate in negotiations at all. Hitler advanced on the Czech Republic and annexed it before the ink dried up. In this process, nobody really inquired about the intention of the Czech Republic, which is the party to.

Hitler was relentless when he saw the timidity of the victorious countries in World War I. Britain and France declared war upon the invasion of Poland, an ally, while he tolerated the invasion of Austria. Even so, he did not immediately advance on Germany, but only stared at it from afar while Germany completely occupied Poland and prepared for an invasion of France. It is the rule of the world that once it is weakened, it will continue to be pushed back.

Trump is trying to end the war by giving Putin a gift without considering the will of Ukraine, an ally of the U.S. and European countries. It is said that the U.S. will recognize the territory Putin has occupied, lift sanctions on Russia, and even sell oil and gas. It is clear that Ukraine, which fought for hundreds of thousands of blood, will protest. Will such an appeasement be successful?

The first possibility is that Ukraine and Europe agreed to a ceasefire on humiliating terms. Then, what if Russia invades one of the following countries: Ukraine's land during the Dnieper River, Georgia over the Caucasus Mountains, and Central Asia? Do you intend to wait and see until Russia recovers all of the former Soviet Union's territory? Would you believe at all that the U.S. will ever step up and provide a nuclear umbrella if Russia, which possesses nuclear weapons, makes a nuclear threat? The U.S. did not help and sided with Russia even when it was much safer…

Second, what would the United States do if Ukraine continues to fight in the same way that it does with the help of Europe? Would you take your foot out of Europe at all? In this case, France would withdraw from NATO. De Gaulle also withdrew from NATO. After withdrawing from NATO, he will enter a full European rearmament with Germany. By combining the current EU, the United Kingdom, and Turkey, a new European Central Army will be created to respond. It is a shortcut to World War III.

In any case, the hegemony of the United States ends. It is not because of a lack of military power but because of a lack of courage, the allies cannot rely on it. At the same time, the hegemony of the dollar ends. Half of the hegemony of the dollar is attributed to the role of the U.S. as the hegemonic global police. The most exciting country would be China. Whether it is Russia or Europe, it will run to China. Russia wants to obtain daily necessities and avoid isolation, Europe wants to check Russia and overcome economic difficulties….

We may be the country in the world that is least concerned about Trump. Since the right is the U.S., we support it because it looks like them, and the far right supports it because the U.S. gains hegemony, and the same nation, North Korea, is overcoming the crisis through Russia. Only democrats take the situation very seriously. On the back of the ultra-right wing of the U.S., where white nationalism prevails, Trump will be the greatest enemy to world peace. And that is proving to be the Ukraine crisis. Only those who take this seriously can find an opportunity in a crisis. Big things will happen if you see that there will be no problem because the vast majority of Koreans are not concerned. In order to seize the opportunity on the Korean Peninsula due to Trump's chicken act, we need to observe and analyze Trump's dangerous state affairs and diplomacy with extreme sensitivity.