Mission Accomplished: Report Suggests the U.S. Will Be Out as Sole Superpower by 2030
In a 2008 debate with Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama said America shouldn’t pretend it is special.
He meant it.
And his policies since then have brought decline and poverty for America.
A new report suggests the United States will no longer be the sole world superpower by 2030.
Isn’t this what the left always wanted?
The Politico reported:
A new report by the intelligence community projects that the United States will no longer be the world’s only superpower by 2030.
“In terms of the indices of overall power – GDP, population size, military spending and technological investment – Asia will surpass North America and Europe combined,” the report concludes.
“Global Trends 2030: Alternative Worlds” — prepared by the office of the National Intelligence Council of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence — projects that the “unipolar” world that emerged after the fall of the Soviet Union will not continue.
“With the rapid rise of other countries, the ‘unipolar moment’ is over and no country – whether the U.S., China, or any other country – will be a hegemonic power,” the report argues.
“The United States’ relative economic decline vis-a-vis the rising states is inevitable and already occurring,but its future role in the international system is much harder to assess,” it argues.
“Global Trends” projects that the United States will retain a unique role in the international system — in part because of its history and past leadership.
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