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Unintended consequences . During the civil war , the Confederacy had a near monopoly in cotton exports . The war started having a negative effect on production ……………………so the other countries stopped relying on cotton from North America , and found reliable , and less expensive outlets from India , etc . To the point where they stopped buying anything from the South , or at least , very little . Which also rapidly built up , the cotton producing nations . China better watch itself , push too hard , we will go elsewhere ( Mexico / South America are good possibilities ) out of necessity .
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China seems to have moved some of its focus.
From where I sit, there is a huge world outside of the US of A, a world that has gotten tired of being bothered/dictated/invaded/involved in proxy wars, of the US of A.
Afghanistan is the last “straw” so to speak.
Better the politics get sorted over there, take leadership again, or someone else will … but that would probably not be good for the world, generally speaking.
I’m pro-USA, but dangit, get the house in order over there! Learn for other failed countries, like SA. 😉
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