>>8296
If Trump goes all the way to his poject of recalling most troops into the US, they will certainly replenish the pool of forces available at a much narrower scale for any operations specific to the Pacific ocean.
All of this corresponds to the latest evolution of the sectorialization of the globe as decided in elite backrooms.
They seek to create large groups, often continental groups and it seems right now that the big one for the US is Mex-US-Can, which we could call the MUSC plan lol.
Obviously Europe will be further balkanized, rendered impossible to govern without the increase of centralization in Brussels, which I suspect might be linking factor used as the backbone of a merging for the creation of a Eurasian entity, but Asian insofar as the Russian Federation extending into Northern Asia. It will be far easier to merge Russia and Europe culturally and somehow racially than trying to create one big connection all the way from China to Ireland.
>China, Japan
I suspect a coming attempt to weaken China through Taiwan now, it's almost unavoidable. What kind of rhetoric would be used by the MSM is open to speculation. Trump is the figure that is often displayed as courting Putin. Putin himself has spent a lot of time creating strong bonds with Asian nations, notably China. It's unclear how far Trump will push the provocation against China's commerce and it's hard to imagine Trump antagonizing this country right now beyond mere posturing. An all out war would have to wait for the next president or could only happen after two years of bullying leading to a new Pearl Harbor, all with Japan seeing a redux of this tired story and likely siding with China this time. I can't imagine Japan trying to stay neutral, but at the same time it's also a country that's been under America's boot for a long time. With a limited army and an equally limited freedom of movement, it may attempt playing dumb for a while in a Swiss way. That said there are many Chinese companies that have invested into Japanese ones, sometimes outright acquiring them, so a similar channel of funding could be used to allow Japan grow some balls and a better military infrastructure, signing new specific treaties with her neighbor.
>South Africa
I think this country is too isolated and impotent to be of any use aside from the natural resources available in the soil. Jews will likely make sure that private interests be not threatened by the agitated negroes and that's about it. Africom may play a role in this frail sustained peace.
That said, if things really go south around the Mediterranean Sea, the shipping lanes will need to go all around Africa, in which case a naval presence in South Africa will be useful in order to keep an eye on all the civilian and barely disguised military activity. Expect then issues regarding the weapon shipments hidden in shipping crates for example, mixed to drugs and diamonds.
>India, Pakistan
I honestly don't know where this would go. They just hate each other. Lots of Hindus resent Muslims, for good historical reasons mind you. I could see therefore India siding with Israel but the country could be isolated. That said if India were to side with USrael against China, the amount of turmoil that would generated in the southern seas would be insane and depending on whether India could maintain a military naval link with Australia and America, China may need to find ways to pass through potential risks of blockades.
>Israel
Oddly enough, despite having Burgeria to protect her interests, Israel would be extremely isolated. There would be a Muslim coalition of some kind that could easily encircle that nation and needless to say, the latest changes in the Middle East have given Israel more than enough haters to deal with for the next two decades. In order to secure a way out of the Mediterranean, Israel would have to seize the Egyptian lands East of the Nile. The Saudis, who are crypto Jews, are only putting up a fake outrage and resistance but their legitimacy is today very dependent on their stance regarding the Palestinians. But they're such weasels that I could imagine them pretending being neutral to Israel and let them fly planes through Saudi Arabia, but not much more for now. It would take perhaps half a decade before they could let troops and armor roll through their territory and give access to their Red Sea or oceanic ports. Maybe if Israel would be willing to get rid of the Yemeni, the Saudis would accept to open their borders in full to Israeli forces.
>South America
They're quite cucked but they don't seem to like America at all. I could see Brazil buy ships at the expense of their future economy to cover the gap between their Eastern shores and Liberia.
I think Central and South America would be their own conflict zones. Panama is rather interesting too here.