America, F**k Yeah! Trump’s National Security Strategy wish list

Anna Chen – 7 December 2025, America

Team America - Trump's National Security strategy paper November 2025

White House names China as Big Bad

The Trump White House released its cunning plan to retain global top dog-in-the-manger status on Thursday, upending the world order in a mass outbreak of Tonya Harding Syndrome.

In the National Security Strategy paper, hostilities towards China are stepped up, emboldened by the possible end of the Ukraine war, or at least the end of the drain on America’s military capacity as Europe inherits the proxy war on Russia. Team Trump outlines a crudely-written policy of world domination and containment, unadorned by ideological niceties: permanent world destabilisation to stop anyone else seizing the crown or allowing multipolarity to flourish. This is all bloviating “America First”, enlisting the very same nations whose economies were saved by China from America’s Great Financial Crash of 2008.

Seemingly written in crayon OD’d on Viagra, the paper’s opening paragraphs read like a parody of Trump’s Big I Am statements: a word salad of power words culled from the internet:
“… we have brought back our nation—and the world—back from the brink of catastrophe and disaster. … historic speed … strength … extraordinary … No administration in history … dramatic … a roadmap to ensure that America remains the greatest and most successful nation in human (as opposed to dinosaur!) history and the home of freedom on Earth. … safer, freer, greater and more powerful than ever before.”

To his defenders who say Trump’s not really putting America First, he actually states, “In everything we do, we are putting America first.”

Having stuck a pacifier in Trump’s mouth with an ego-boosting drumroll, the paper then alights on China as the greatest threat in this manichean Marvel Universe nightmare. Acknowledging they can no longer achieve “permanent American domination of the entire world,” it reluctantly settles on second-best with a game of king of the castle. If I can’t be top dog, no-one else can be either.

America demotes Europe to enemy status

In a recent Fox News interview, Trump stated, “Many of our allies are not our friend.” To prove it, America hovers on the brink of bequeathing Europe the proxy war it started. No longer will America pay for its own wars: it will now induce the mugs abroad to pick up the tab, freeing up resources for a bigger caper. As seen in Ukraine which the US was jonesing for ever since Dick Cheney targeted the Ukraine in 1991 when the USSR fell. In 2013, Victoria did tell the American ambassador in the neutral nation, “F**k the EU!”. And they sure did.

By 2016, the global economy was emerging from the damage done by the US Great Financial Crash of 2008. Europe and China were building and prospering through trade that was peacefully uniting the Eurasia landmass from Shanghai to London. But an envious America put the boot in via Brexit, pressure to decouple from China and Ukraine on Biden’s watch. And Europe went along with it.

The UK and EU are now pouring billions into the Military Industrial Complex in an endless, pointless and avoidable war they thought would please “Daddy,” as most clearly demonstrated by NATO chief Mark Rutte at this year’s summit. Surely Dracula’s Renfield couldn’t debase himself any further.

Even worse existentially, European leaders not only lost the last shreds of their dignity, they also lost the cheap Russian energy that sustained prosperity. Relations with their northern neighbour, destroyed by NATO expansion and western aggression, severed the supply, at least directly. The Norsdstream pipeline and lifeline was blown up – by whom, we wonder – replaced by expensive Liquid Natural Gas courtesy of … the USA. Well, fancy that!

As a result, Europe is going through severe deindustrialisation; its economies are failing. They choke down this merde sandwich and then say yummy, gimme some more.

Fragmentation of a rival bloc

America takes out the trash and abandons Europe to “civilizational erasure,” purportedly caused by the migration of some of the most vulnerable people on the planet; many from the places we’ve bombed or otherwise destabilised and exploited. Brexit, losing us £100-200 billion a year in lost trade, and avoidable wars costing upwards of £5 billion a year per nation, are expunged from the collective memory. The only way we can remain in Trump’s favour is if the far-right groups favoured by the US, such as the AfD in Germany, are crowbarred into power on the wave of racism jimmied up during Brexit.

The NSS paper demands Europe abandon its “failed focus on regulatory suffocation,” prying it open for predation: “Opening European markets to U.S. goods and services and ensuring fair treatment of U.S. workers and businesses.” Chlorinated chicken and Monsanto Frankenstein crops are only the tip of the iceberg. And we’re on board the Titanic heading straight for it.

America will mediate its management with Russia – for which, read carving up the spoils. “Managing European relations with Russia will require significant U.S. diplomatic engagement …” Yes, I bet.

Sad to think that Europe thought it was the diner when it is in fact the dinner.

Europe is no longer an ally but number one vassal: ready to fall into America’s hand like a rotten fruit while far-right leaders are groomed. In the UK, Elon Musk uses his platform to destabilise Britain and promote Tommy Robinson, Britain’s Navalny. Will we get Tommy or Farage? How was the monopolisation of the Global Town Square by one billionaire allowed to take place in a democracy?

Washington’s favourite academic, Professor Niall Ferguson, proposed the fragmentation of Europe in his “Civilisation” writings in 2011, around the same time as Obama’s Pivot to Asia/China. Smashing the bloc into warring states would release wealth for plunder. It’s taken a decade and a half but we can now see the fruition of the ravings of madmen.

Trump National Security Strategy Balance of Power November 2025

World suffers Trump Monroe Doctrine coronary

An appraisal of Taiwan recognises its current status and will maintain its “longstanding declaratory policy on Taiwan, meaning that the United States does not support any unilateral change to the status quo in the Taiwan Strait.”

However, due to its key role as the unsinkable aircraft carrier in the “Indo-Pacific”, “America’s diplomatic efforts should focus on pressing our First Island Chain allies and partners to allow the U.S. military greater access to their ports and other facilities, to spend more on their own defense, and most importantly to invest in capabilities aimed at deterring aggression.” They didn’t even try putting lipstick on that porker.

Climate change is abandoned and left to China to sort out.

The Middle East is deprioritised now that America’s policeman in the region is armed to the teeth and willing to use it. Arab kingdoms are on board.

Latin America, now known as “Western Hemisphere” under US control, is to be returned to 1970s hell when the School of the Americas was devastating the region. The threatened takeover of Venezuela is the ideal showcase for what’s intended. The “Trump corollary to the Monroe Doctrine” will “will deny non-Hemispheric competitors the ability to position forces or other threatening capabilities, or to own or control strategically vital assets, in our Hemisphere.”

Africa … poor Africa that was escaping exploitation and poverty via China’s rise. Have you seen the Ghanaian city of Accra? Trump now wants to “transition from a foreign aid paradigm to an investment and growth paradigm capable of harnessing Africa’s abundant natural resources and latent economic potential.”

The final item on the wish-list is a return to a turbo-charged Empire: “An immediate area for U.S. investment in Africa, with prospects for a good return on investment, include the energy sector and critical mineral development. Development of U.S.-backed nuclear energy, liquid petroleum gas, and liquified natural gas technologies can generate profits for U.S. businesses and help us in the competition for critical minerals and other resources.”

This will not end well.

Be like water

Washington goes full barbarian, unable to rise out of raw competition to coexistence and cooperation. If character is revealed by the choices made under pressure then this is something out of the Stone Age, or crawling out from under a stone. Or likely to drag us all back to the Stone Age if hawks get their World War III fantasies indulged.

Imagine your raging grandpa harking back to the glory days of the 1950s and 60s Cold War era of his youth and, in this nightmare, having the power to will it back into existence. That’s the tone of the paper.

The vision is more akin to President Snow’s Capitol in The Hunger Games than an advance for humanity.

If the hawks weren’t so sinophobically paranoid, they might have listened to Bruce Lee’s wise advice to “be like water” and gone with the multipolarity flow.

However, as bad as it sounds, does this paper seem like it was written by someone confident and secure in themselves? Why broadcast this tyrant wish list if you really had the power to implement its goals? Burdened with $37 Trillion in debt, the AI bubble about to burst and Trump’s elite extracting money hand over fist before the game is up, is this more like a drowning man clutching at straws? A cornered rodent snarling and snapping as the inevitable results of it own actions descend?

No-one wants to see the people of America suffer at the hands of their own leaders. The only way out of this nosedive is cooperation, friendship and the hope that China will allow hope to triumph over experience and bail you out, as they did with your 2008 Great Financial Crash.