There Is Only One Superpower Left
Over the past few weeks, something has become overtly clear—not in speeches, not in think-tank PDFs, but in operational reality.
There is only one state on Earth that can:
reach into a sovereign capital and remove the head of state,
run long-range deception logistics at global scale,
pressure adversaries with both kinetic capability and intelligence dominance,
and still be the gravitational center of the world’s capital markets.
That state is the United States.
It’s a balance-sheet of capability.
If you add it up—Venezuela, Iran operational reach, internal pressure dynamics, China’s visible military turbulence, Taiwan’s economic binding, and America’s attempt to build defense at a continental scale—the conclusion is simple:
The United States is not just strong.
It is structurally convergent.
Geoeconomics, intelligence, and military capacity are moving like a single machine.
And that confluence is bullish on America in the only way that matters: where the world allocates capital under uncertainty.
Because in the end, money doesn’t worship flags.
Money flows with enforcement, infrastructure, information, and stability.
And right now, only one country credibly holds all four relative to others.