The 21st century is more likely to belong to Beijing than to Washington " at least that's the view from four key U.S. allies.

Swaths of the public in Canada, Germany, France and the U.K. have soured on the U.S., driven by President Donald Trump's foreign policy decisions, according to recent results from The POLITICO Poll. ...

When a US Pres goes on a path to actively our decades-long alliances, what might occur?

Pres Trump may have brought the US to a stage of tactical, not-thought-out, interactions with the world community.

Meanwhile, China has been taking a different approach. Long term rationality, instead of short-term indecision.

In the past on this most august sight I have often noted a major difference between China and Pres Trump.

China looks to the future, not the one- or two-year future, but decades.

Pres Trump seems to be focused upon what can this deal get me now.

So, the World Order that the United States has fostered, fed and grown since the end of WWII seems to being actively and intentionally destroyed by Pres Trump.

My first question is ...

How does that benefit Americans?

@#6 ... America's role as a global superpower is fading. ...

Looks that way.

Here's a commentary that has caught my attention. Unfortunataely, aside from a short excerpt, only the video is available ...