America's Final War

The Russo-Ukraine war has changed the world and this book explains why. This book will be dated quickly but will be an eternal reference to this moment in history!

Andrew Martyanov is the first modern Russian I ever read, to my shame. It was through his very important work, Losing Military Supremacy, which I am eagerly awaiting leather bound version of from Castalia Library, that I was introduced to the formulas, theories, and rich history of the Russian General Staff. For people who have been paying attention the last few years, but have no background in military strategy or history, this book will elucidate your thinking. Martyanov is a subject matter expert, and in my modest opinion, the MOST important person to read in order to understand the blunders of American foreign policy, their origins, and their ultimate consequences.Bravo Andrei, and God you.

Andrei Martyanov is superb on military affairs, solid on international politics, silly and trivial on domestic politics and completely silent on economics.The absence of any discussion on the enormous significance of China in the new multi-polarity world is striking.Always worth reading though, because on military matters he's first class.

I have read Martyanov's prior books and I bought this one in order to support the author whose blog smoothiex12.blogspot.com I highly recommend. The blog stands above most others because it has first class comments too.

I've read the earlier works and have followed the author's blog for some years, so the themes covered in the book are more fleshed out yet easily digested. I'd recommend this to anyone who has followed events of the past two plus years and is scratching their head at how the predictions from various MSM pundits have been so wrong, or have backtracked on the narratives. The book is mostly focused on the continuing SMO, so don't expect that this is a primer on multipolarity. Over all this book will hopefully have some updates, but definitely worth being on a reading list of the global changes in the balance of power.

I am very certain that Andrei has a real sadness and sympathy for the American people. Their "elites" who obviously hate them are corrupt and sociopathic. As part of the throw away of the Vietnam war, I felt that hatred. I don't care anymore. Good luck on your race to oblivion.