100 Deep State Failures Cast Doubt On Aura Of Invincibility

The 100 Deep State failures in the last five years alone, listed below, proves quite eloquently the point that this aura of invincibility is also illusionary. There has much been written about how they are going to roll out a one world government and how they will control us in total servitude. This fails to take account of the fact that most of the world is now firmly in another alliance which opposes any such notion of centralised control. As ever we must guard against this western deep state centric view of the world which is now in terminal decline. Please view all the points below in the context of failures from a deep state perspective and not in any way diminishing the effect it has had on humanity.

1. Collapse of Russian government
2. Collapse of Russian economy
3. Control of Russian Central Bank
4. Assassination attempts on Putin
5. Crimea referendum vote to join Russia
6. Force Russia to handover Crimea to Ukraine
7. Russian engagement in war with Ukraine
8. Failure to keep pace with Russian military technology
9. Numerous terrorist attacks in Russia thwarted
10. Failure to see the huge Russian advancement in their development of military hardware
11. Numerous failures to sever relations between Russia and its allies
12. Termination of Nordstream 2
13. Construction of Turkstream
14. Coup attempt on Erdogan
15. Repeated attempts to divide Russia and China
16. US failure to control the Black Sea
17. China’s growing influence in the Panama Canal
18. Failure of MH17 objectives
19. Collapse of their NGO structure in China and Russia
20. Collapse of Chinese Economy
21. Xinjiang independence initiative via sponsored terrorism
22. Collapse of Huawei and other Chinese corporations
23. Assassination attempts on Xi Jinping
24. Overthrow of CCP
25. Collapse of Chinese government
26. Control of Chinese Central Bank
27. Numerous failures to sever relations between China and its allies
28. Enormous advancement of Chinese fourth industrial revolution technologies
29. Regime change in Hong Kong
30. Destruction of the BRI
31. Infiltration of the EAEU
32. Infiltration of the ASEAN
33. Regime change in North Korea
34. Pre-emptive strike on North Korea and war in the region
35. Regime change in Iran
36. China economically backstopping Iran
37. Russia militarily backstopping Iran
38. Collapse of Tehran government
39. War in Syria
40. Assassination of Assad
41. Destruction of Syrian economy
42. Overthrow of Saudi Monarchy including MBS
43. Isolation of Qatar
44. Regime change in Qatar
45. Collapse of Qatar economy
46. Failure to create independent Kurdistan in Iraq
47. Failure to create independent Kurdish state in Syria
48. Puppet regime in Iraq
49. Collapse of Iraqi economy
50. Prevent destruction of ISIS, Daesh and Al-Qaeda
51. War in Afghanistan
52. The ongoing UST / USD collapse
53. Birth of the multipolar world
54. Creation of alternative payment methods to the dollar
55. Failure of Indo-Pacific Strategy
56. Loss of control of African continent
57. Impending collapse of US economy and banking system after spending a decade trying to prevent this happening
58. Divorce of the US – UK special relationship
59. US corporations refusing to return to America
60. Failure to control the Northern Sea Route
61. Failure to control the Arctic region
62. Failure to turn Taiwan into a vassal state
63. Force UK and EU nations to sever ties with China
64. Prevention of terrorist attacks across Europe
65. Impending collapse of Eurozone and the Euro
66. Italy joining the BRI in an official capacity
67. Trade war with China
68. Regime change in Cuba
69. Regime change in Venezuela
70. Russia and China backstopping Venezuela
71. Regime change in Nicaragua
72. War between Pakistan and India
73. Russia signing military cooperation deals with multiple nations
74. Failure to collapse the physical gold markets
75. Saudi and Russian oil cooperation deal signalling end of US OPEC dominance
76. The key swing nations, Germany, Japan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey continuing to rotate east and away from their Washington vassal status
77. Development of Indian and Chinese relations
78. Brexit vote and subsequent Brexit agreement reached
79. Rifts within the ranks of NATO and its impending demise
80. Collapse of the Petrodollar
81. Adoption of the PetroYuan
82. Spectre of the return of a gold standard, with the gold backed RMB and followed by the Ruble.
83. South China Sea policy to contain China
84. Renminbi hubs in e.g. Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Russia, Singapore, South Korea, Switzerland, Taiwan and UK
85. China’s military base in Djibouti
86. Expansion of the SCO as military, economic and geopolitical alliance
87. Failure of Bitcoin to gain traction as a payment mechanism
88. Global rise of so called populism
89. Failure to ignite an Israeli war with Lebanon and Hezbollah
90. Exposure of the false flag chemical weapons attacks in Syria
91. China’s global asset accumulation
92. Failure of US shale sector
93. Global acceptance of the AIIB, including traditional allies
94. Failure of US military hardware development e.g. F-35
95. Ongoing damage to their narco trafficking industry
96. Yemen civil war
97. Failure in North Africa policy after the Arab Spring
98. Exposure of the NSA and other US agencies covert agendas
99. Failure of multiple covert operations around the world
100. Chinese and Russian growing influence in Africa