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Amid all the sound and fury of the coup efforts against President Donald Trump, and the combined British, Saudi, Israeli, and U.S. deep state efforts to keep the wars going in the Middle East, through the Saudis and the Israeli's efforts to trigger a war with Iran, alongside trying to plunge Lebanon into a civil war, all of which tensions are heightened by the North Korean situation, there is a dramatic shift of the world from the Atlantic to the Indo-Pacific.

Trump's visit to Asia underscores this reality. In of all Trump's meetings with the leaders of the region, Trump has been exponentially, much better received than in his trip to Europe. Besides the massive bilateral economic deals with the U.S. being agreed to with these nations, deals which are outside the structures the IMF, GATT, and the WTO, there is a "productive" pro-development spirit of nation building and an excitement about the future. All of this is congealed around the economic driver of the Belt and Road Initiative. Whereas in the earlier Trump visit to Europe, a Europe, which has lost its pro-development spirit, Trump was attacked, and there were massive riots by development hating, nihilistic anarchists, that almost shut down the G-20 meeting in Hamburg, Germany. What does it say when Donald Trump has yet to visit America's "closest" ally of the "special relationship," Great Britain, as there are increasing revelations of British involvement in Russia-gate and the coup against Trump?

The consolidation of the United States through economic deals with the Indo-Pacific nations will be important in dealing with the coming disintegration of the trans-Atlantic financial system. If the proper kind of communication exists between the leaders of Asia and the U.S., it is possible soon, that the worst chaos could be avoided, as the trans-Atlantic financial system is replaced by a global system of bilateral agreements and sovereign credit arrangements.