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Three global superpowers collapsed over the last five centuries — Spain, Britain, and the Soviet Union.
They differed in ideology, culture, and technology, yet all three followed the same structural pattern of decline.

This documentary-style analysis examines the seven-stage model of imperial collapse, tracing how economic exhaustion, currency debasement, debt spirals, and the erosion of productive capacity consistently preceded the fall of dominant powers.

From Spain’s silver-fueled empire in the 16th century, to Britain’s debt-driven decline after two world wars, to the Soviet Union’s rapid economic implosion in 1991, history reveals a repeating sequence — one that unfolds quietly for decades before accelerating suddenly.

Today, the United States shows clear signs of having entered Stage Five of this same model.

This is not a prediction based on ideology or opinion.
It is a structural analysis grounded in historical precedent, fiscal mathematics, and geopolitical reality.

This video explores:

How empires collapse without military defeat

Why reserve currencies eventually become liabilities

How debt, deindustrialization, and social fragmentation undermine global power

Why collapse is rarely gradual — and often sudden

What Stage Five means, and what historically comes next

The central question is not whether history repeats itself —
but whether the United States can recognize the pattern early enough to change course.

History does not care about exceptionalism.
It responds only to structure, incentives, and arithmetic.