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History teaches us that no world power dominates the scene for ever. At present, America looks like the unconquerable superpower. Yet perhaps there are signs, if we could but read them, of cracks in the structure which a shrewd surveyor would see as fatal.
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It may well be that in 80 or 100 years' time, it will seem obvious that, let us say, the humiliating withdrawal of American troops from Baghdad - which is bound to happen - was the first crucial step in the diminution of American power.
When I saw the title, I was expecting a discussion of porous borders, increased voter fraud, and Hawaii. Instead we get just another recitation of the European wet dream.
Maybe Wilson gets his news from the Guardian and the BBC. |