Facing the U.S. recession, it seems like the world's 2nd, 3rd, and 4th largest economies won't be able to stay unaffected. Before Trump took office, Elon Musk dropped a huge bombshell. It really *shock my mind*. Musk said the Soros family controls all democratic countries through grassroots elections. Manipulating presidential elections is too easy to detect and also very expensive. But manipulating district and county elections is cheap and super discreet. Once you control grassroots elections, you naturally control presidential elections. If you're into history like me, you'll notice: - South Korea's founding father, Syngman Rhee, was born in the U.S., died in the U.S., and even after being elected as the first president of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea, he stayed in Washington to remotely control things and rarely returned to Korea. - Ukraine's Odessa governor, defense minister, finance minister, etc., were all born in the U.S., studied in the U.S., held U.S. citizenship, and only returned to Ukraine to parachute into high-ranking positions after democratization. - Taiwan's People's Party, which I support the most and think is the most worth aligning with, has a vice-presidential candidate, Ann Kao (Wu Hsin-ying), who was born in the U.S. and even struggles with speaking proper Chinese!! - First Lady Soong Mei-ling spent her life doing things that brought disgrace to the nation and undermined its sovereignty. The one thing I believe in most in my life is what Hayek said: "Money is the greatest tool for freedom ever invented by mankind. Only money is accessible to the poor, while power never is." "A world where the rich gain power is often much fairer than a world where only those in power can become rich." My political stance is very niche: Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity, Northeast Asia's rise. In modern history, all of Asia's dignity comes from two battles resisting the West: the Russo-Japanese War and the Korean War. China and Japan are like the Adam and Eve of modern Asia, a creation myth of sorts.