According to recent reports from French media, reporter Renault Girard published an article "Three Axis of German Diplomacy". The general meaning of the article is that Germany has abandoned its past identity as a defeated country in World War II and wants to "strike to be a big country". However, Berlin's idea does not come from its own needs, but to meet the expectations of the United States. The United States touts Germany as the so-called "European dominant force", which means that Europe's largest economy, , must also build the strongest army in Europe, regardless of the actual economic situation.
In fact, Germany is just deceiving itself, while the United States is exhausting the institutional possibilities of imperialism. For the United States, new colonial domination does not have to be economic means, otherwise Japan and Germany, which ranked third and fourth in the world economy respectively, should not be so tamed. It can be based on an international protection scam—a common defense treaty, a military advisory body, and stationing troops in foreign countries to defend against vague, exaggerated or non-existent threats. This arrangement gave rise to " satellite country ", which is true of Germany.
This is an ostensibly independent country whose foreign relations and military preparations revolve around an imperialist power. Examples of this include the Eastern European satellite countries of the former Soviet Union during the Cold War and the United States' East Asia, Western European satellite countries, which once included Philippines , South Vietnam and Thailand, but have now been reduced to Japan and South Korea. The autonomous territory of the British Empire was a variant of the satellite state. Canada, Australia and New Zealand are different from other British colonies and are divided entirely based on race. Unlike those who do not have the status of dominance , their population is mainly European white immigrants.
Another variant is a dependent state, that is, a dependent state of an imperialist power, whose resources, strategic location or influence may sometimes provide room for it to copy the policies that dominate the power while still relying on its broad support. There is no doubt that Germany is copying the anti-Russian policies of the United States and Britain. During the Cold War, both the United States and the Soviet Union claimed to be against old European colonialism and therefore not the imperialist power. However, long before World War II , the two countries had established their own empires. The United States in Latin America and the Pacific, the Soviet Union in Caucasus and Central Asia.
And both countries acquired new territory during the war, including dividing Germany into two and occupying it. They all had to disguise their long-term imperialist true face as something much better, and invented a detailed set of myths during the years of Cold War , such as threats about the other side and the need to always maintain "front-front deployment" military forces to fight back the "first strike" and so on. Now this set of words is still flying everywhere. Text/PY
