his analysis argues that the Middle East turmoil has become a catalyst for dismantling the old world order. At its core are geopolitics, energy security, and dollar hegemony. The U.S. is seen as deliberately creating global energy shortages through military action to force supply chains toward American energy, thereby sustaining the petrodollar system.

High oil prices effectively “bleed” allies such as Japan, South Korea, and Australia, driving capital back to the U.S. and accelerating global financial bifurcation. Long-term, this force-based hegemony is pushing the world into sustained bloc confrontation, high inflation, and structural stagflation.