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Mark Carney admitted the rules based international order is a fiction. A fiction that has melted away. Why then are we handing over Chagos, clinging to an advisory ruling of an old order that no longer exists?

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Mark Carney’s 2026 Davos speech is the “White Flag” of the Western liberal order. By “taking the sign out of the window,” Carney has confirmed what Arnaud Bertrand brilliantly noted: The West has irremediably lost the Second Cold War. Why? Because a Cold War requires two competing systems, and Carney just admitted the Western one no longer exists. To understand this collapse, we must look at the evolution of Cold War metaphors: 🔹 1946 (Kennan): The USSR as an “insane patient” needing containment. 🔹 2020 (Eric Li): The US as the “Late-Soviet” power, decaying from within while China builds domestic resilience. (see the video below) 🔹 2026 (Carney): The “Shopkeeper” (Havel) who finally stops performing the “pleasant fiction” of a rules-based order. This is the strategic victory of Eric Li’s “Short Telegram.” In 2020, Li argued China should not “single-handedly challenge” the liberal camp but let it crumble under its own internal contradictions. He predicted that Western “political decay” would eventually force an admission of reality. Carney’s speech proves China is winning by not playing the West’s game. While the West is fragmenting into a “world of fortresses,” China is executing Li’s strategy: focusing on “spiritual civilization,” domestic strength, and “variable geometry” coalitions like the Belt and Road. As Carney dumps “nostalgia” for a world of “value-based realism,” he is essentially acknowledging that sovereignty is now anchored in the “ability to withstand pressure”—a core tenet of China’s long-term resilience strategy. When a system’s chief architects admit it was an “asymmetrical fiction,” the “collective belief” that sustains power shatters. This shift from private doubt to common knowledge is the ultimate systemic cascade. Is this the birth of a true multipolar world, or just a “poorer, more fragile” era of fragmenting hegemons? If the “Rules-Based Order” is officially dead, what fills the vacuum? Let’s discuss. 👇 #Davos2026 #MarkCarney #EricLi #Geopolitics #NewColdWar #China #GlobalOrder

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