Thus, the International Tribunals do not seek to dispense justice, but to confirm the order of the world and to punish those who challenge it. US law and European law also serve to compel the rest of the world to respect the policies of Washington and Brussels. This system is starting to fade.

Since the dissolution of the Soviet Union, Westerners have used international tribunals and American justice to impose their law. They convict those they fight and never judge their own criminals. This conception of justice has become the absolute example of their policy of “double standards”. However, the weakening of Western domination since Russia's victory in Syria and even more so since the war in Ukraine is beginning to have repercussions on this system.
The end of Western domination began in 2016

On May 5, 2016, President Vladimir Putin proclaimed the victory of civilization over barbarism, that is to say of Syria and Russia over the jihadists armed and supported by the West. He organized a televised symphonic concert in the ruins of Palmyra, the ancient city where Queen Zenobia had made all religions live together in harmony. Symbolically, this concert by the Mariinsky Orchestra of St. Petersburg was entitled: "Prayer for Peace". Mr. Putin spoke there by videoconference.

Western peoples did not understand what was happening because they were not aware that the jihadists were only puppets of their secret services. In their eyes, and especially since the attacks of September 11, they were their enemies. They did not understand that the damage of the jihadists at home and in the rest of the world was not at all the same magnitude. For example, the attacks of September 11, 2001 – attributed against all logic to the jihadists – caused 2 deaths, while Daesh killed hundreds of thousands of Arabs and Africans.

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