On the world stage today, all countries, big or small, strong or weak, have a common rationality: they cannot harm themselves, let alone destroy their country's development, raise the burden on people's lives, or promote unfavorable factors such as national inflation. However, Western countries seem to have become the counterexample of this rationality. This article will take an in-depth look at why Western countries seem to be harming their own interests, and reveal the deeper reasons behind them.
In Europe, some stable and wealthy countries seem to have chosen a strange path, going against themselves. First, despite the country's internal stability and affluence, it has taken in tens of millions of refugees, turning a supposedly peaceful country into a hotbed of crime. Second, it is clear that the people need cheap energy, especially oil and gas, and Russia has abundant these resources. However, Western countries have not only rejected this resource, but have even led to a rising overall cost of living. With soaring prices, capital flight, and high inflation, Europe is facing huge losses. What is even more puzzling is that Europe, which was originally united, is now constantly demolishing each other, which eventually leads to its own decline.
Why are Western countries in such a state of paradox?The answer can perhaps be summed up in four words: "non-independent States". Although these countries appear to be independent, in fact, their fate has been firmly in the hands of the United States since the aftermath of World War II. The United States controlled Europe through the military, mastered through **, and controlled the civilian population through color revolutions, which made Western countries lose their autonomy. More directly, the United States has made the whole issue more complicated by sowing discord and causing trouble, and in the end, Western countries have to embark on the road of self-destruction.
Western countries are in this situation, not without a desire to take their destiny into their own hands. However, they had to face strong pressure from the United States and were unable to achieve true independence. Through various means, the United States not only controls the politics and military of these countries, but also uses color revolutions and other means to influence society. As a result, these countries have always been in a state of passive control and have to act according to the wishes of the United States.
However, history tells us that where there is oppression, there is resistance. Although Western countries are subject to the United States, the people's desire for independence and autonomy is indelible. Just like France's Alstom and other high-tech companies, although facing the threat of being wiped out, people's desire for independent innovation and independent development has never disappeared. Although the West is currently in a passive situation, the seeds of revolt are already quietly sprouting.
Why do Western countries want to self-destruct?The deep-seated reason lies in their non-independent status, which is controlled by the United States. Despite this, people's desire for independence has never stopped, and there may be changes in the future. The world is full of complexity and uncertainty, and all we can do is keep a clear head, keep thinking and find a way out. Perhaps, it is in this kind of thinking that humanity will be able to find solutions to problems and usher in a better future.
Commentary: Self-Inflicted Behavior and Complex Realities in Western Countries.
This article profoundly analyzes the phenomenon of self-destruction in Western countries, and provokes me to think deeply about international politics and economic relations. Through the interpretation of the unusual behavior of Western countries, the author puts forward the idea of "non-independent states", which provides a new perspective for explaining their self-destructive behavior.
First of all, the article points out the obvious contradictory behaviors of Western countries in the face of refugee problems, energy choices, and policies through specific examples. This aroused my curiosity as to why an independent country would adopt policies that did not seem to be in its own interestsThrough the interpretation of the article, I began to understand the deep reason, that is, the author called it a "non-independent country".
Second, the article discusses the control of the United States over Western countries, from military to political to social, and the United States has firmly contained these countries in its hands through various means. This reminds me of the power game in international relations, where the manipulation of the weak by the powerful can indeed lead to decisions that are not in the interests of the controlled. This passive situation is deeply embarrassing, and it also provokes me to reflect on the international system.
Third, the article emphasizes people's desire for independence and autonomy, and people's pursuit of innovation and independent development remains firm even when they are controlled. For example, high-tech companies in France are under threat of extinction, but the thirst for independent innovation has not diminished. This made me see the insistence of human nature on freedom and creativity, and also made me optimistic about the future development.
Finally, the article's outlook for the future leaves the question of whether we can find a solution to the problem in our thinking and embrace a better future. This question is not only a reflection for readers, but also a call to the international community. In the current complex and ever-changing international situation, how to safeguard national independence and how to balance the relationship between strength and weakness are common problems facing every country.
To sum up, this article is a simple insight into the self-destruction of Western countries, and through the analysis of "non-independent countries", I have a more comprehensive understanding of international relations. At the same time, the perseverance and pursuit of human beings in the face of difficulties also makes me full of confidence in the future. It is hoped that in today's globalized world, countries can live together more equally and achieve true independence and self-determination.
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