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The End of the World as We Knew It

Dear Reader,
Globalization isn’t just ending—it’s unraveling. That’s the premise Peter Zeihan explored in a riveting conversation that I just reviewed. And let me tell you, his insights aren’t just provocative; they’re explosive.
Zeihan argues that America’s withdrawal from the post-WWII global trade system it created is reshaping the world. For decades, the U.S. maintained open markets and patrolled global shipping routes. But Americans are done paying the bill. This shift is already causing chaos—look no further than the Ukraine war, a symptom of deglobalization, not its cause.
Here’s the kicker: America can afford to step back. Most countries can’t.
Globalization's Collapse: Peter Zeihan explains why America’s retreat from globalization will redefine the world economy—and spark conflicts like the Ukraine war.
China’s Demographic Time Bomb: China's population decline and overdependence on imports spell doom for its industrial economy within a decade.
North America’s Bright Future: With the U.S., Canada, and Mexico poised for economic dominance, the region is set to outpace the rest of the world in growth—if Canada can solve its labor and housing crises.
China: A Giant on Borrowed Time
Zeihan doesn’t mince words about China. According to him, it’s not a question of if China collapses—it’s when.
The problem? Demographics. Thanks to its one-child policy, China has overcounted its population by 100 million. The largest chunk of its workforce is aging out, leaving too few younger workers to sustain its economy. Factor in food, energy, and manufacturing vulnerabilities, and Zeihan gives China a mere eight years before it implodes.
Here’s the jaw-dropper: Zeihan believes a war over Taiwan isn’t likely. Not because China doesn’t want to—but because it can’t afford to. “If China goes to war, it’s national suicide,” he says.
North America: The New Powerhouse
While the rest of the world stumbles, North America is gearing up for a golden age. The U.S., Mexico, and Canada are set to become the fastest-growing economic bloc of the next 30 years.
But—and this is a big “but”—Canada needs to get its house in order. Zeihan highlights the country’s challenges: a looming labor shortage, housing affordability issues, and reliance on foreign capital. If Canada can solve these problems and integrate more deeply with the U.S. and Mexico, it will secure its place in this new era of prosperity.
What Does This Mean for You?
Zeihan’s predictions aren’t just geopolitical musings—they’re a roadmap for navigating the future. Here’s what you need to know:
Prepare for Inflation: The Federal Reserve is playing the long game, keeping rates high to prepare for future crises.
Invest in North America: From real estate to industrial growth, the continent is where the action is.
Diversify Beyond China: With China’s collapse on the horizon, smart money is already shifting to safer, more sustainable markets.
The world is changing fast. The winners will be those who adapt. Are you ready?
Kiyosaki Uncensored
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